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No bandwidth control, IC-7300

Submitted by ve1csm on

Just upgraded to Kubuntu 22.04. There were a few configuration issues but sorted them out. However having a problem with CQRLOG always setting the filter on the IC-7300 to #1. I've tried adjusting settings in preferences/modes but there is no control, same in all modes. Thanks in advance, Colin... VE1CSM

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ClubLog upload for previous callsigns

Submitted by n1kx on

Hello,

Occasionally, I still get QSLs for contacts I made many years ago with a previous callsign. Even though these are in my current log and (I think) were uploaded to ClubLog from CQRLOG, whenever I update a QSO I made with my prior callsign it can't upload the update to ClubLog. Is there a way around this, or is there a setting I haven't set?

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View of additional fields in qso entry window

Submitted by OE5JWL on

Hi,
If I switch additional fields in the setup, for example rxfreq, srx, stx, contestname they are not in the entry/edit window. So how can these entries be inserted/edited?

How can I add contests which are not in the list? (For example I need IARU VHF SSB contest)

Johann, OE5JWL

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Where is country in database?

Submitted by N5DCH on

I like to query the database directly to harvest certain QSO information for a web page and I've noticed that there does not appear to be a field in the cqrlog_main table for country, yet country appears in the application. So where does it get that from? Where could I find country in the database? How can I query to retrieve it?

Thanks!
Dave

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Ubuntu 22.04 upgrade broke several things

Submitted by NK8O on

I recently upgraded my Ubuntu installation from 20.04 to 22.04. I have some problems. First, I am getting an error with every QSO save, "Access Violation". If I choose ignore, the QSO will save but it adds another "click" to continue. A second problem is that under TRX control, the list for "Rig Model" has disappeared. Hamlib updated to version 4.3. Not relating directly to CQRLog, but I also can't run /usr/bin/cqrlog from the command line. It does nothing. I can run with sudo, but then it is running as root and not with my information. HELP!

Charles
NK8O

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How to force upload QSO on HamQTH, HRDLog and ClubLog?

Submitted by PY1ZRJ on

Hello,

After the crash and the recovery of my CQRLOG, now I notice a weird issue:
The table populated with my ADIF backup which I have recovered, results already uploaded despite I make new QSO's.

From the SQL console integrated into the program I see that id_log_changes column have the value = 1.

I'm trying to set it to 0 but my skill with MySQL seems to be decreased a lot!

How can I modify these rows (by setting them to 0) so that I can restart to upload my new QSO's on the remote logbook sites?

Thanks and regards,

PY1ZRJ

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MariaDB error CQRLOG not usable due missing DB

Submitted by PY1ZRJ on

Hello,

My laptop has requested a reboot when MySQL (MariaDB) was not yet closed.

After rebooting zypper has installed new MariaDB server/client (mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.8.3-MariaDB, for Linux (x86_64) using EditLine wrapper) and then as soon I restarted CQRLOG, I see this error:

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IGNORE You must enter correct frequency (in MHz) for 7.277 MHz

Submitted by WB6IZG on

Can't find out how to delete a message. Disregard this one below, found answer in archives.

I am running CQRLOG 2.5.2(001) on Ubuntu 18.04. I am getting the error "You must enter correct frequency (in MHz)" when trying to save a QSO data with a frequency of anything over 7.2 MHz (ie 7.277). I live in the USA and we can use all the way to 7.3 MHZ. Is there some preference I might have missed to get the correct frequency bounds?

Thanks,
WB6IZG, Bruce

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