Hi All,
Using MSHV (2.60) under linux with Cqrlog logger, has been av bit challenging due to the fact that the cqrlog wsjt-x CQ-monitor window does not monitor UDP packages from MSHV. Logging QSOs from MSHV into Cqrlog using UDP works OK, however.

I am no programmer, but reading a post from PA5KT Henk on the MSHV forum av few days ago gave me a clue. I learned that MSHV uses mode identifiers in header that differs from WSJT-X and JTDX. With this information I ventured into the cqrlog source code that I have downloaded from github, and I think I found a solution.

I am having trouble uploading to online logs since my update to 2.5.2. In this update, I had to reimport my old QSOs via adif and so I may have lost some of the old configuration.

I am getting the following errors on debug (looks like "missing band" on ClubLog and "Unable to find QSO on HRDLog:

Here are the settings I am using to get CQRLOG and my K4 transceiver talking.

Bob, WG9L

From my adi file:

#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# Log4OM 2 by IW3HMH version 2.17.0.0
# http://www.log4om.com
# created: Tuesday, 14 September 2021
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

<ADIF_VERS:5>3.1.0 <PROGRAMID:7>Log4OM2 <PROGRAMVERSION:8>2.17.0.0 <eoh>

Hi to all,

I upload regularly my logs comung from CQRLog, on various platform, like LOTW, QRZ.COM, e-qsl.cc, etc.

No problem at all but... starting from some months ago, I've noticed very few e-qsl matching when I dawnload from CQRLog... 1 or 2 maximum or zero... often zero...

I upload every time more the 100 qsl, that find matching in LOTW... but so few in e-qsl...

Someone, please, has the same problem and has solved it?

Thank in advance for any advice.

Franco, IK7XJA