My rigctld has stopped working. I am using 2.6.0_122-Gtk2 Alpha. When I run whereis -b rigctld I get /usr/bin/rigctld /usr/local/bin/rigctld which is two diferent paths. Hamlib version in synaptic is 4.3.1-1 build 2. My WSJTX Hamlib version is 4.6. WSJTX rigctld works just fine. I tried switching the rigctls path in CQrlog to the WSJTX version with no luck. My guess is that somehow a second path has appeared and is causing rigctld to not work - how can I fic this?

73, Bill NZ0T

Hello
I need some help. I have been trying to get a script running to alert me when someone calls me on WSJTX CQ Monitor. I have been using this script as
a model, but I just don't understand it. Every line is commented out. here is the Script (It's rather OLD !)

So I installed a new OS (Ubuntu 23.10) and my CQRLOG hasn't been used since Fedora in 2022. Mysql is showing the classic signs of a version mismatch with the native files. I don't have a mysqldump, but I have all the ADIFs from the various backup operations (after each use -- I always answsered yes to backing up).

So I need to somehow set CQRLOG to open with a fresh database so I can import that ADIFs.

Can anyone tell me how to do this? Do I just empty the database directory? Or something else. My mysql.err file ends with:

Hi everybody,

I'm just wondering if there is a way to build a kind of a master log for contests.

Background: When I want to take part in a contest I have to create a new log for that one. Doing so I have to setup all the settings I had before. Including rig, name, address, and so on......
I would like to do that only once and when the time comes for the next contest just copy from the master. Just like "open -> save as"

Is there any way to do that?

Vy73 de Rico, DG5BQ

I've been using CQRLOG for a couple of years and never really had a problem until now. I am getting an access violation when I try to open CQRlog 2.5.2. I saw where people were recommending deleting ~/.config/cqrlog/MASTER.SCP. I am on OpenSUSE LEap 15.5, and I couldn't find a ~/.config/cqrlog directory. I did find MASTER.SCP in another directory and deleted it, and it didn't solve the problem.