I'm pretty new to this, so I'm not sure if this is a bug or a misunderstanding of how to properly use CQRLOG, but a station I recently worked, PY0F/AA4NC, in Fernando de Noronha, seems to be accounted as if it were in the USA. I tried manually editing the country, grid, ITU. WAZ, all to no avail. Any tips on why I can't seem to get this right?
Thanks,
Don - AC8TO

Hi Petr, when logging a QSO at 00:00 UTC there is a slight problem, If the QSO starts at 11:58 UTC then gets logged at 00:02 UTC, CQRlog uses the start time and the end date, so lets say the QSO starts at 11:58 8/6/2015 and ends at 00:02 8/7/2015 the log then set the end qso at 11:58 on 8/7/2015 which is incorrect. CQRlog should use the end time and date for the official logging time. very rare that this happens, because you have to log just at the right time, but the bug is there.. Thanks!

Hello. I've switched to Linux Mint and accidentally delete the log. From my other computer, a MAC, I genredado the adi file to generate the log.Apparently they have been imported without errors, But to review it I realized that all contacts in the working mode was PSK31, PSK63 and imported as PSK125 the PSK. Is an import error? or you have to define a parameter for the correct amount? Regards.

Hi,
 
 
 

when I enter a new contact, the "Status of log upload" window trying to erase an old QSO. It can not, and does not upload the new QSO to HamQTH.
 
Why ?
 
Thanks,
 
Geoffroy - ON6GMT

Hi Petr
Cqrlog seems loose connection to rigvtld, when closing radio during night. Sometimes reading from rig can be done, but controlling rig from exsample dxcluster, no way. Information from cluster comes ok into logwriting window, but rig does not cange freq/mode, no matter if i do refres rx/tx control. Only way is, that I close cqrlog and restart it again. When control is lost, I telnet to rigctld port, I can resd freq from there. Using OH1KH dev version of cqrlog.