Hello,
the source file 'fnewqsodefvalues.pas' is missing in source package. Is that a old/new file without relevance? I have deleted the loading of this file in cqrlog.lpi.
After starting the project breaks at line 865 in LCLProc 
<code>
procedure RaiseGDBException(const Msg: string);
begin
  debugln(rsERRORInLCL, Msg);
  // creates an exception, that gdb catches:
  debugln(rsCreatingGdbCatchableError);
  DumpStack;
  if (length(Msg) div (length(Msg) div 10000))=0 then ;

I just upgraded my main computer to 12.04 (32-bit) and Gnome 3.4.2 (I hate Unity with a vengeance!)
Everything works as expected except: if you minimize your "New QSO" window it just wont stay up again - it briefly opens the window, and the minimizes by itself again.
 
I have not seen this behaviour with any other applications.
 
73 de OZ1PIF/5Q2M Peter
 

From eQSL I downloaded QSO's.
<CALL:5>FK8DD
<QSO_DATE:8:D>20121005
<TIME_ON:4>0757
<BAND:3>30m
<MODE:2>CW..........

<CALL:5>FK8DD
<QSO_DATE:8:D>20121005
<TIME_ON:4>0832
<BAND:3>17M
<MODE:2>CW...........

The 30meter-qso was not marked as comfirmed by eQSL in cqrlog.

I can see that band is written as "30m" in the adif, but the 17M was written with capital-M.

Both QSO were comfirmed by LoTW, but this adif had capital-letters.

If I want to view or edit a previously saved log entry, I am forced to 'Quit program' in order to get back to an empty 'New QSO' form. This is true whether I access an entry from the recent QSOs list above the 'New QSO' form or after selecting an entry to edit or view from the 'QSO List'.

I am using Ubuntu v12.04 LTS with all updates current, and CQRLOG v1.5.1 with all updates installed and the repository added.

Am I doing something wrong?

TIA and 73

VP9NNL

When I am connected to an active DX cluster (one that sends a lot of spots, including ones from Reverse Beacon Network), after some time, typically an hour or less, CQRLog will crash. It will say it's lost the database connection and force me to select whether to quit or continue at risk of data loss.

This doesn't happen when I've not connected to the DX cluster. I will add a more detailed error report next time it happens.

Using 64-bit Debian Linux. CQRLog v1.5.1.