Hello, I installed the latest version of cqrlog 1.2.2, now I do not work any more control of the cat radio, Yaesu ft 950, while version 1.2.1 was OK, help!

In my preferences I have checked:

Enable auto mark QSO QSL_S fields as: SB
Mark only the first QSO, first band QSO, first mode QSO

Now when I enter a new QSO with a station I never worked before, I check its qrz.com profile if it is ok to send QSL via bureau, and if not, I clear QSL_S to empty. When I update other fields like reports or time, QSL_S gets reset to SB again (not always but pretty often).

It would be great if the automarking would be used only for the default value of QSL_S and then the field would stay at the manually set value.

I am trying to get CQRlog on a new pc and I get this error (Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libhamlib2 (>= 1.2.14) what does this mean, I have never compiled before and it looks like to me that CQRlog is looking for a newer version of hamlib, which is not in the repos. thanks Tom K8WDX

Hi, I have loaded up a new log into Mint 11 and have these snags:

I can't remember what the Internet connection tab is for. What should I enter into Proxy, Port, User and Password? Is this details for my internet provider?

Under Browser, I use Opera, but CQRlog doesn't seem to recognise this.

I can't get TX control working. Any tricks I should be aware of?

Should Fldigi screen open up if I click on remote control for fldigi? I have set the path in the settings.

Sorry for all the questions, but I can't get things working as they used to when I was on Ubuntu.

When I activate the Show QSO List, I can scroll down the resultant list but only as far back as January 2011. I have many more years worth of QSOs in my log. If I do a search for a QSO I know to be earlier than this year, say 2005, it does show up. How can I get the qso list to display all the QSOs, or isn't that the intention?

After instaling cqrlog_1.2.2-1_i386.deb, not work.

On terminal write cqrlog and no more:

tano@tano-laptop:~$ cqrlog

Thats all

Any sugestion?

Tano,EA6AZ

I recently upgraded from 0.9.6 to 1.2.2. Nice job!

Notice that LOTW user info is missing from new LOG form (The "L" lower right corner). I do have this function checked.

Noticed that the new DATA folders does not have LOTW file,the 0.9.6 does. Where can I get it from? I can't find it on website at all. The old in 0.9.6 is dated April so is pretty old.

Thanks Dan KC2STA

As one with multiple QTH profiles and also multiple station locations in TQSL, I've been mulling over the following enhancement for CQRlog. As TQSL stores the station location names in ~/.tqsl/station_data, a somewhat XML related formatted file, it seems as though it could be parsed and the station names provided as a drop-down menu instead of having to type in the name each time.

73, de Nate >>

Hello,
I don't know if it's possible an automatic query of the locator from qrz.com.
The purpose it's to populate the database with the locators and then convert the adif into a kml file and then watch it on Google Hearth.
73's de IV3IDP - Daniele

I have just given up on Ubuntu and gone over to Mint. I have installed cqrlog and imported my entire log from my backup. Seems to have worked fine except I have lots of errors for qso's made on FM. Here is an example of the message I have received.

Hi
cqrlog won't open any of my logs .just log01 can be opened.

anyone have an idea

73,Jorge

All, I have an Elecraft K3 I'm trying to get functioning with CQRLog. I have it connected to my computer via RS232 port, and think I have everything set up correctly in CQRLog, but can't seem to get rig control working. My system is set up for 38400 baud connection, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity or rig control. I use, per the CQRLog tables, rig model ID 229. However, CQRLog doesn't even seem to know my rig is present. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what I'm doing wrong? I'm also new to Linux, so please be gentle with me. :-)

Thanks and 73,

Ian Kahn, AK4IK