Sorry if this has been addressed but I couldn't find it. I have recently installed CQRLog v2.5.2 on a new Ubuntu machine. For some reason, trying to import any adif log (Either downloading from LOTW, Eqsl, or a saved adif) doesn't work. It shows it downloaded then gives me an error message that the qso's aren't found in my log. Then it saves all the qso's in a text file. Any help would be greatly appriciated because I REALLY don't want to enter everything by hand. The fact that they are not found in CQRLog is kind of the point of the import right?

Good Morning!
Two questions from a newbie, please be kind. I am not seeing these answers anyplace in the docs or FAQ.

1) There are two ham's in the house and one linux server. Can CQRLOG be user specific, and keep our own separate log files?

2) My QRP HF radio is a XIEGU G1M. Yes, it's cheap, but it works :-) Any chance of getting it to interface with CQRLOG for digital work?

Thank you, any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

-Chris
KO4YAW

cqrlog on main pc get's qso data from fldigi running on raspberry pi, time, date, mode, call etc is transmitted to cqrlog, but when i log the contact in FLDIGI it is not loggen in cqrlog.What might i do wrong ?

Hello,

cqrlog has a wonderful QSL Manager database.

However, when I'm importing a N1MM-contest log via ADIF Import, QSL_VIA field is left empty.

Is there some way to apply QSL_VIA field automatically from cqrlog's manager database for a filtered list of qso's after having them imported ?

73 de Rolf, DL3LAR

I have looked around this forum but all references seem to be old. As you may know the some Yaesu models have a mode "DIG". When trying to get CQRLog to work directly with FT-817ND I cannot select DIG. That button doesn't appear as an option. I even tried the FT-818 mode and it didn't make a difference?

Will I just have deal with it this way and do it manually?

73,
Kevin, KX4KU