I am new to Linux. I just got Ubuntu 9.10 running on my ham computer about a month ago. I downloaded and installed CQRlog 0.9.1. It seems to work OK. I have been logging QSOs into it. When I imported my station log which was exported from Logger32 (from WindowsXP) it does not work. The logger ADIF file has 49,000 QSOs in it. When I import the ADIF file from Logger32 it seems to load the QSOs but stops at QSO 4687. None of the imported QSOs show up in the QSO list (Show QSOs). What am I doing wrong? Or is this a bug?

Hey! I was testing Ubuntu 10.04 Alpha 3 (kernel 2.6.32-15) and CQRLOG 0.9.1. Everything seems to be ok but "Preferenses" crash the CQRLOG. I opened CQRLOG via Console and tried to open "Preferenses". I got text:
xxxx@xxxx-laptop:~$ /home/timo/cqrlog/cqrlog
[WARNING] Out of OEM specific VK codes, changing to unassigned
[WARNING] Out of unassigned VK codes, assigning $FF
Starting CQRLOG ...
An error has occured setting the serial speed:9600
An error has occured setting the serial speed:9600
TApplication.HandleException Access violation
Stack trace:
$012278DE
$0834E14D

Something I have noticed on the past few versions is that when I use the key to attempt to highlight all RST digits, just the 'S' digit is highlighted as if I used the cursor keys. Is this only on my install or has anyone else noticed this?

Also - When moving to the Name field, the program used to highlight the whole name. So when QRZ pre-fills in the name, people like "Robert" who go by "Bob" are easier to change the name. Now the cursor is placed before the first character. I am not sure if these two, minor, issues are related.

73 and thanks...

Paul - N9GXA

Hello Petr,

I read today that there is an award for working stations in IARU region 2. Is there an easy way to filter statistics on IARU?

Thanks & 73,
-- Dana, KA1WPM

I have CQRLog installed and running. I think I did it correctly but am confused by the options on the download page. I downloaded the bin.tar.gz file to the desktop and extracted into the home folder. So I open the .bin file in there and open the cqrlog file to run the program. Is this the correct method? I'm just a little confused because I also see the install.tar.gz file on the download page as well as the source.tar.gz file. What are these files? Are they other ways of installing the program? Just curious if I'm doing this right as the whole linux OS is new to me. Thanks.

HI

1/

is it possible to add an option to mark all qso Log for flag LOTW_qsl_s.

before i'm using cqrlog ,i have already upload my log to lotw website.
I don't want to upload all my qso again .

2/ is it possible to include an calendar to write dxpedition date and time , if it's display on startup of CQRlog it'll be nice

Jorge, F8BQQ

I've been thinking of participating in the SKCC anniversary as a K3Y op and the log submission is required in ADIF. After having hacked up a nice SQL query to extract exactly the fields needed for the log submission, I find that only CSV and HTML are the supported formats. Oops!

May I suggest that ADIF be added to the export formats of the SQL console?

As CQRlog has multiple profiles, I am curious if support for two or more callsigns could be incorporated? For example, I once held KA0RNY and since late 1998 have held N0NB. If a relation could be established that between date X and date Y callsign A was used and that from date Y to date Z callsign B was used, it would tie my log together nicely.

Or, am I better off maintaining two logs? If so, what is the best way? Can I specify a log directory on the cqrlog command line or must I have a complete duplicate CQRlog installation?

I would like to be able to export the database to my web host,

so that I can have an online version of the log so that a ham can see if he is in my log, and request a QSL. at least to start.

I guess my ultimate goal is to be able to log a contact from whatever computer I happen to be near by logging into my website and using the log from there.

For now, however, It would be nice to be able to have someone request the QSL, and have an email sent to me with the info required to return a QSL.

V 09.01 : Group edit : My Loc field fails

Hi all and tnx for the new version of of this great logbook!

Run into some minor trouble after importing some /p QSOs from Tucnak contestprogram into CQRLOG.. ADIF import works great, but I missed to add the new /p Profile before importing.

To fix this human error, I set up a filter selecting all my imported /p QSOs and would like to fix the all selected QSOs using group editing.

Found problems :

HI

Open qso list
click on one callsign (eg:ok2cqr)
choose sort by call

the screen show you all qso sorted by call 1A to ok2
click on down arrow in vertical scrollbar,they stay grey at last qso ok2.

if i want to see the other qso i have to move cursor scrollbar to the top of scrollbar and go back to the end to see my ZZ qso

Jorge

Since I'm just getting started with SKCC, I set up the award tracking which looks to be FB. Now, the SKCC roster is updated daily and today's update included several new members including myself. The skcc.txt file included with 0.9.1 has up to member # 6194 and already the count is up to # 6231.

Is there someplace where I can grab the latest file between CQRlog updates or does another file need to be processed in some way for CQRlog?