If You enter a callsign and press TAB, the program will lookup name and QTH.
But if You edit the callsign (i.e one letter), and the press TAB, the name and QTH field is not updated.
You can see the callbook window updating
This has to be done by dobble-ESC, and the enter correct call.
73 de Børge / LA4VGA
Where can I get the source for CQRLOG? I'll happily package it up for Fedora and EPEL (in RPM) for users of those operating systems.
73,
Eric W4OTN
I was trying to import from LOTW, but the file downloaded was actually an html file, and not a real .adif file.
I could go to the website and manually retreive, but not from the Download From Website button...
I hate to add to your already long TODO list. ;-) I have several databases, each for a specific callsign I've used and am using QTH profiles to manage my operating locations. So far, so good.
I have found that when I open CQRlog anew and select a DB, work in it a while, and then select 'File|Open or Create New Log' that after opening the second DB (or any subsequent DB) the profiles remain from the first DB open. Closing CQRlog and then selecting the desired DB at the program's start results in the proper QTH profiles being available.
Hello! Recently installed CQRlog 1.2.1 and try it. There are a few questions.
In the CwFxkeys fails to sign key F9 and F10. For example, the settings stored - F9-AGN, F10-QRZ, but the buttons still remain F9 and F10. When you press the button (F1-F10) in the window, there is no manipulation. When I press them on the keyboard, everything is OK.
A number of contest loggers generate the STX and SRX ADIF fields for sent and received serial numbers. Having this information makes it easier to find a specific QSO when the numbers are known. I know this would most likely require a change to the database schema and require an import of log data but would be highly useful for maintaining a separate contest database in CQRlog.
BTW, nice work on adding multiple databases, I find this feature very useful.
73, de Nate >>
I'm importing the logs from the 0.9.x installations (yeah, I'm late) into 1.2.1 on Debian Sid. In one log I have four frequency errors I cannot resolve. I noticed that all four of the frequencies are in the upper part of the 2m band which is legal here in the USA. I went into the preferences adjusted the band limits for Region 2, USA. I tried the import of the four errors (after edting out the ERROR: lines) and received rejection of all four records.
Since CQRLOG 1.x, only the first few hundred QSO's or so are shown in the QSO list instead of all QSO's. Is there a way to show all QSO's again?
It's troublesome because of this issue: When i click on "Export for label printing", only those QSO's that can be seen in the QSO list are exported, but not the complete logbook.
First, thank you for offering HamQTH as an alternative to QRZ. As I agree with the fundamentals of Open Source, I appreciate your efforts. However, since HamQTH is still new I'm finding that I still must rely on QRZ when HamQTH does not have complete references. Presently, on the "New QSO" window there is a button for QRZ and one for HamQTH linking to the appropriate web page. Would it be possible to also assign buttons to select whether to use QRZ or HamQTH to fill in information?
Every third program start or so the TRX control shows the frequency 0.0000 and CAT does not seem to work.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 with a Yaesu FT-847 and CQRLOG 1.2.1.
Here is the console output when TRX does not work:
test@shack:~$ cqrlog
Loading libssl: /usr/lib64/libssl.so
Loading libcrypto: /usr/lib64/libcrypto.so.0.9.8
Loading libmysqlclient: /usr/lib64/libmysqlclient.so.16
*
User home directory: /home/test/
Program home directory: /home/test/.config/cqrlog/
Data directory: /home/test/.config/cqrlog/database/
For unknown reasons, sometimes cqrlog corrupts the dxclusters table. After that happens, clicking the "Select" button in the dx cluster window results in a "Operation cannot be performed on an inactive dataset." pop-up, asking me to either kill cqrlog or risk data corruption.
Other windows still work fine, for example the QSO list.
Running myisamchk -r on the dxclusters table (after quitting cqrlog!) does not seem to fix the issue...
I recently installed CQRLog and imported my log from DXKeeper as an ADIF file. My DXCC total is shown as 307, but the correct number should be 306. All bands, except 12 meters show higher DXCC totals than they should. For instance, on 160 meters I have worked 127 DXCC "Entities". CQRLog shows 130. How do I find the incorrect entries? How do I sort the log by band and find the bad ones? Over all bands I have a total of 37 mistakes to correct out of 4791 log entries. Actually there should be 4794 log entries but CQRLog did not import 3 it said were errors.
Hi,
Just noticed last night when downloading from LoTW I don't get a download date on the front page of my view all qso's page. I get the date data was uploaded but no date for the date data was downloaded. How can I fix this?
Grant VK4JAZ
Hi Peter since the last update the QRZ auto fill does not work anymore, in the window it just puts (empty username or password) I have this info correct in the preferences area, thanks Tom K8WDX
How to delete duplicate entries in the log?
Unfortunately, I upload two times the same file.
Tnx for help, Tom
Where may I find the .XSD for the XML for HamQTH?
Thanks!
Tad
Hello,
I have some contacts that are in a contest logging program that I wish to import into CQRLOG. The contest logger only notes the band, not the specific frequency. I would be nice if I could simply list the band in CQRLOG, making these contact easier to import.
Thanks,
Tad
I exported my log to a flash drive as an ADIF file from DXLab. When I try to import it into CQRLog I can see the file if I look at the flash drive, but CQRLog import function does not see the file on the flash drive. Any help is appreciated.
Hi, Here's something odd: when I open my logbook, I go straight to the new qso window. Nothing odd about that, but if I then open the view all qso tab and get the qso list, to which I scroll down to a particular qso and hit, view qso to have a closer look, and then hit the new qso tab I return to the original blank new qso screen, but I can't type in a call sign. The curser is in the right spot but does not respond to my typing. I have to shut down the log and fire it up again to be able to insert a new qso. Is there any way around this?
Howdy!
If I want to use cqrlog from more than one computer (not at the same time), what files do I need to copy? Can I point cqrlog to these files in an arbitrary location?
Thanks!
Tad
A strange thing happened today. DXCluster window stopped showing calls. I normally use web option, and noticed it first there. On telnet side the connection is taking place normally, but then, no calls are shown. On the same PC xdx works normally, so it doesn't seem to be related to any firewall, IP or other settings.
Any ideas?
Pekka OH2BSC
Does anyone have trx control working with the FT5k? Is so please share your settings...
Thanks,
Blair
ki4yy
CTRL-F2 doesnt work when New QSO window is focused (active). I must click on some other window and then hit CTRL-F2 to clear all fields in New QSO window.
This issue is present in Version 1.1.0 and also in old 0.9.6
I am using Ubuntu 10.10 for i386.
Duro, OM0XA
Every time I get the window asking if I want to update the DXCC, and I select yes, the program will go through the list and crash. This does not happen with the QSL Managers...
Here is the output (edited to just the last few entities before the crash):
INSERT INTO cqrlog_common.iota_list (iota_nr,island_name,dxcc_ref,pref) VALUES ('SA-086','Coquimbo / Valparaiso Region group','CE','')
INSERT INTO cqrlog_common.iota_list (iota_nr,island_name,dxcc_ref,pref) VALUES ('SA-087','Santa Cruz Province North group','LU','')
I just started using Ubuntu. I installed CQRLog on Ubuntu 10.04. The DXCC Statistics report does not show the correct numbers for countries worked or confirmed for any band. I imported over 4000 QSOs from AA6YQ's DXKeeper program as an ADIF file.
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