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QTH prifle / description on QSL?

Submitted by DK5TX on

Hello,

so far I haven't found anything in the documentation, so here my question:

Is it possible to print the QTH profile or QTH locator / station description on the QSL cards for the QSO which are confirmed? So far I managed to print the QSO comments on the QSL cards, but not the information from the QTH profile related to the QSO.

The reason behind this is that I'm QRV on VHF and 6m from different QTHs and it would be great to print the actually used locator for each QSO on the QSL card. And of course the station description if it differs from the normal one.

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LoTW - DXCC Entity: <NONE>

Submitted by DK5TX on

Hi all,

this is not related to CQRLOG itself, but I'm struggling with adding LoTW to CQRLOG...

I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and latest trustedqsl package from the Ubuntu repositories (V1.11.unofficial.673).

When I load my *.p12 certificate file in tqslcert everythings works fine, but in the certificates list my DXCC entity is . So I thought I made a mistake while saving the *.p12 file and did that again on the windows machine. It works fine and no problem occured. But same error again. Have a look at 2 screenshots:

http://5tx.de/dev/null/tqslcert_error.png

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libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0 not found

Submitted by DL4UNY on

Hey guys,
I'm running cqrlog on my laptop without problems. No I tried to install it on my desktop and get that error:

error while loading shared libraries: libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I'm running Debian Lenny on a 64-Bit machine. libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0 is included in libgtk2.0-0 - what's already installed.

Any hints?

73 de Andre, DL4UNY

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ADIF Import does not work

Submitted by W3DF on

I am new to Linux. I just got Ubuntu 9.10 running on my ham computer about a month ago. I downloaded and installed CQRlog 0.9.1. It seems to work OK. I have been logging QSOs into it. When I imported my station log which was exported from Logger32 (from WindowsXP) it does not work. The logger ADIF file has 49,000 QSOs in it. When I import the ADIF file from Logger32 it seems to load the QSOs but stops at QSO 4687. None of the imported QSOs show up in the QSO list (Show QSOs). What am I doing wrong? Or is this a bug?

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missing fileds in file export

Submitted by kc2du on

I notice that when exporting QSOs to an lotw adif file that the frequency field is missing. I have checked Freq. in the export tab.
I can see this clearly by using the edit feature in the TrustedQSL application. I am running ver 0.9.1 of CQRLOG under Ubuntu 9.04. The same thing happens when the file is uploaded to the LOTW website.
73, KC2DU

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Install question

Submitted by n9iz on

I have CQRLog installed and running. I think I did it correctly but am confused by the options on the download page. I downloaded the bin.tar.gz file to the desktop and extracted into the home folder. So I open the .bin file in there and open the cqrlog file to run the program. Is this the correct method? I'm just a little confused because I also see the install.tar.gz file on the download page as well as the source.tar.gz file. What are these files? Are they other ways of installing the program? Just curious if I'm doing this right as the whole linux OS is new to me. Thanks.

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