Hello, my station PC is running Ubuntu 20.04, have all my digitalmodes and radios installed/connected to it, my home server is a Centos 7.9 running
mysqld Ver 5.7.32 for Linux on x86_64 (MySQL Community Server (GPL))

I would like to use my home server (Centos) and the database (which I use for other home made applications) from anywhere I can have internet connectivity whether it is locally in my radioshack or somewhere in Timbuktu via VPN.

Hi (again)

First of all I would like to acknoledge all the support from this forum I have ever received using Cqrlog.

Let me explain my case now: I have two radio and two computers in the same QTH and network. For several reasons I want to maintain the configuration but my issue now is that I want to share the same database already created with all my contacts.

Region2 and Region3 users, please note! (No harm for Region1 users to do this also. Specially for UHF/SHF bands as there may be restrictions by countries)

Cqrlog uses band limits by Region1 setings as default.
Region2 and 3 users should check NewQSO/File/Preferences/Bands. There is a button "Frequencies" that opens frequency table.

Hi,
just upgraded to cqrlog 2.5.0 (Kubuntu 20.04 LTS) today - it works fine. Thanks for many new features, especially DOK field.

As there is no database or service from DARC available, where one could look up DOK information, I'm looking for a way to add it to my QSOs in my log.
I'm using DCL (DARC Community Logbook) for application of some awards, e.g. WAE or DLD. My QSO's got uploaded to DCL through LoTW, contest logs and ADIF file upload.

From DCL, I made an export to an ADIF and got these tags:

Found once again a new feature from cqrlog. I should have known it is there because I have looked the source code at point what makes it, but I newer think it in that way!