Hello,
I attempted to install Alpha_135 on my Linux Mint 21.3 system using the newupdate.sh script. I selected the cqr2.zip binary. I encountered the following issues:
1. Had to change the URL in the wget lines in the script file to point to
https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogAlpha/blob/main/compiled/cqr2.zip
and
https://github.com/OH1KH/CqrlogAlpha/blob/main/compiled/help.tgz
Hi Folks,
I wanted to look at how CQRLog deals with card submissions.
Basically I need the ability to create a list (for me and the card checker) and an ADIF file for the league to submit paper QSLs. It would be cool to find all of the QSL cards that I have for countries, bands & modes that I can submit to the card checker.
In that same vain, It would be cool to get a list of Qs that I have worked, but not confirmed. I know I have a bunch of SK hams or managers that don't reply.
Any help to get back up to speed would be great!!
TNX Will WC2L
Here's the thing. Through the years a bunch (about 25) QSO's never made it to my digital logbook.
Now, every time I download from EQSL from within the QSO list, I get an error telling me some QSO's are not in my log.
I checked the .adi file that comes with the errormessage and I know for certain that I made these QSO's.
I could enter these manually but it seems a bit cumbersome.
So my question is: can I simply import error.adi from the QSO list? and will they automaticcaly merge?
If not, what would be the best way to handle this?
On my shack-pc (debian bookworm 64bit), I encounter the following problem:
when cqrlog is started, in the new QSO-window there is a default value of 2113.0000 for the frequency, which I cannot change!
cqrlog alpha 134 / 135 gtk2
I use remote database
What could be the cause for that?
Regards,
OE5JWL
Hello,
How to move all data from local database saved in ./config/cqrlog to a new computer by using local mariadb server.
I created with success a local mariadb server with empty log but I would like to retrieve all data from my previous log in an old PC.
I know I could import ADIF file but I am afraid to loose call information, station profiles,..
Any help will be appreciated.
Best 73's
Hervé F8EHJ
FYI,
The "New QSO" Mode drop-down lists "THROB" as a mode. It's "THRB" in the ADIF Spec from at least V3.0.2 onwards.
Thanks for such an AWESOME program!
-David, N9KT
OK, I have been away from Linux for a long time (work stuff).
Well, things may change back now that I'm retired. I just installed Ubuntu on WSL.
The radio is an Elecraft K4D. Can I use the IP address for TRX Control? if not under WSL, how about directly?
How do I know what my USB devices are? Like my MORTTY devices?
The K4 does have a USB cable that I can use for audio and some keying.
I know things like VNC, RustDesk and etc are available.
Just want to start playing again in Linux. I know that TRLinux is available. I
TNX Will WC2L
Don't you have to store your QRZ username and password someplace in CWRLOG so that it can connect and pull in contact information (when logging new QSOs)? I can't find any place to do that.
I have clones of both the old repo (branch loc_testing) and the new CqrlogAlpha repo (branch main). If I cd into the old one and type 'make clean; make cqrlog_qt6' it compiles just fine. If I then cd into the new repo and enter the same command, it runs for a while and then I get
/home/gwb/OSS/src/CqrlogAlpha/src/dLogUpload.pas(12,3) Fatal: (10022) Can't find unit lNet used by dLogUpload
Fatal: (1018) Compilation aborted
Error: /usr/bin/ppcx64 returned an error exitcode
Hi,
i plan on importing old call logs from other online sources.
Sometimes i go out and about /M or /P
Any pros or cons on setting up different profiles?
How does everyone else handle this?
Hi Everyone,
after many years of battling with health issues, i have finally gone back to opensuse and installed cqrlog.
Last time i was here was 15 years ago.
I trust that everyone is doing well and enjoying the hobby.
Look forward to having you in the log.
Best Regards
Tim de 2E0TPH
Hello.
I have Ubuntu 22.04 and hamlib 4.5 . I tried to install latest one 4.6.1 with building it from a scratch (not a first time to make compile) and everything went well. Unfortunately when I use dpkg-query -l hamlib command I receive infor that still active is version 4.5 and no sign or trace of version 4.6.1.
So I would like to know how to solve this problem and also how to check if latest version is installed and active on my computer ?
73 de Z34PEC
qrz xml service lookup not working has anyone found this to be a problem ? hamqth lookup works fine
I can tell you exactly how I got it. I used fldigi in XmlRpc mode. I made a PSK31 contact and CQRLOG logged it as such. I then used CQRLOG to "Upload QSOs to LoTW web page". When the QSO was confirmed in LoTW, I "Download and process data from LoTW website" and got the error.
Here's the ADIF export for the QSO from CQRLOG:
ADIF export from CQRLOG for Linux version Alpha_(134)_QT6
Copyright (C) 2025 by Petr, OK2CQR and Martin, OK1RR
Internet: http://www.cqrlog.com
Ubuntu 24.04 running X11
mariadb V15.1
QT6 V6.4.2
CQRLOG Alpha_(134)_QT6
In the New QSO window, it allows me to change the widths and order of the fields of previous QSOs. However, if I close and reopen CQRLOG, then the fields are back to some default width and ordering.
If this is NOT a bug, then how do I make my changes permanent?
Thanks!
-David, N9KT
Running CQRLOG built from current git - when I try to look at log on my laptop away from shack I get a warning about radio did not respond (or some such); when I hit OK, I get Access Violation popup.
Never had that problem with a paper logbook :-)
Hello folks,
short question: is there/will there be a way to automatically send spots via telnet to the cluster? As I like to share my findings on the bands I always have to press ctrl+t to send the spots. Would be nice to have the opportunity by selecting a field in the preferences to have cqrlog doing this on its own.
Best 73,
Wolfgang, DJ4QV
Hello everyone,
I face a strange failure report when trying to upload data to hamqth. cqrlog is reporting "HamQTH: When uploading a QSO, at least qso_date, time_on, call, band and mode fields must be specified!" in the status of log upload window.
The QSO data in my log are all filled in. So I deleted the qso, but the error message stays, even after restarting cqrlog.
Unfortunately I can not upload any new qso data.
Any suggestions?
Working on a linux lubuntu machine with cqrlog ver. 2.6.0 (001).
vy 73 de Wolfgang, DJ4QV
Last August CAT would line to ttyS0, to solve this, I installed libftdi1-dbg.
At the beginning of this year, CQRlog would line to ttyS0,.
rig_open: error = rig_settings_load_all: opened /home/NAME/.config/hamlib_settings
serial_open: /dev/ttyS0
/home/NAME/.config/hamlib-settings
DEVICE=/dev/ttyUSB0
I tried to reinstall libftdi1-dbg, then I can run CQRlog.
I have used CQRLog for many years and do not want to use any other logging program. My question is I have Mariadb already installed by another program. I do not want to bust the progam that depends on Mariadb by installing CQRLog. So will CQRLog recognize that Mariadb is already installed and not overwrite it with a different version? Not sure about MySql .
Thanks,
Marty, N3MOW
On my old (seemingly dying) machine, Xubuntu 22, I have Cqrlog Ver:2.6.0_(119)_QT5 Date:2023-10-03
I do not remember if I got an executable, or got source and compiled. Too long ago.
But what it allows me to do is UDP uploads to Station Master
(see https://stationmasterpro.com/post/320/Connect-CQRLOG-Directly-To-Station...).
CQRLOG runs as expected on my Ubuntu laptop with Ubuntu 24.04. However, on my RPi 500 running RPi OS, CQRLOG starts with a small, gray rectangle/window on top of the logo - If I click the "x" to close that window, the program goes on to work as expected. If I "maximize" that little window, it just has CQRLOG in the top bar, and no other info. How to get rid of the little window on top of the Logo on RPi OS?
CQRLOG run as expected on my Ubuntu laptop with Ubuntu 24. However, on my RPi 500 runnine RPi OS, CQRLOG starts with a small, gray rectanle ontop of the logo - If I click the "x" to close that window, the program goes on to work as expected. If I "maximize" that little window, it just has CQRLOG in the top bar, and no other info. How to get rid of the little window on top of the Logo on RPi OS?
I am trying to log my first QSO with CQRLOG and this is the error I am getting.
"2025-01-02" is not a valid date format.
any ideas?
Hi, Does anyone know the cause of Bogus SQL Text shown in New QSO window ?
Or please tell me how to fix this.
Like:
Always SQL error shown when Quit button pressed at this moment Like:
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