To reproduce this bug, enter Callsign LX9FC, press [TAB], let CQRLOG autofill the fields like QTH and try to save the QSO.
What happens:
On clicking "Save QSO", this error message appears.
This is because of the QTH being an www address instead of a correct QTH. If this entry is cleared the error does not pop up.
I would like to keep a separate log for each of the callsigns I have held. Is there a way to do this and keep the data separate?
Thanks for the great program.
73, W3DF (Dan)
I would like to see the ability to toggle this feature on and off in "preferences" (or?) so if you don't yet have a rig interface, you don't have to remember to click the box every time the program is started.
Hello,
so far I haven't found anything in the documentation, so here my question:
Is it possible to print the QTH profile or QTH locator / station description on the QSL cards for the QSO which are confirmed? So far I managed to print the QSO comments on the QSL cards, but not the information from the QTH profile related to the QSO.
The reason behind this is that I'm QRV on VHF and 6m from different QTHs and it would be great to print the actually used locator for each QSO on the QSL card. And of course the station description if it differs from the normal one.
Is possible to change the DXCluster's "QSL needed" option to: "Confirmation needed"?
I work ONLY LoTW and DXCluster says I need a contact also if I have it confirmed with LoTW.
73, Alberto IT9LNH
Hello Petr,
I'm using a membership text file as QTH Locator database as you have proposed. This works fine, but for some callsigns the grid field remains blank even though data is available in the text file.
Can you (and other users) please check if the same error occurs?
Here is a membership text file with callsigns and locators:
http://5tx.de/load/ham_radio/cqrlog/qthloc.txt
Settings in the preferences made as requested (first combobox "clubcall", second box "call", "Store this information into" to "grid" and "field:" %n)
Hi all,
for VHF/UHF/SHF, 6m, EME etc operators it would be nice to have QTH locator database which shows known locators for a callsign. Perhaps in the "Details" window. I wouldn't recommend to put a locator automatically in the locator field because there are many stations who have more than one locator.
I'm currently managing the QTH locator database for Win-Test. It's a database containing mainly (but not only) stations and their locators in Europe and adjacent countries who are active in VHF/UHF/SHF contests. This could be a start for a CQRLOG locator database.
Hallo,
i am using CQRLOG 0.9.2 with Kubuntu 9.10.
Now I have found that the Grayline window is black the night area.
Could this be a bug in the program? Or is it on my Kubuntu installation?
73 de Wolfgang, DL2KI
Hello,
I have two problems with the TRX Control of both IC-775 and FT-857.
1.
When in the main window the option Mode: [ ] AUTO is not marked and I doubleclick on spots within the Bandmap or the Cluster the TRX (Icom or Yaesu) changes the band, but not the mode. This does not work from CW to SSB and vice versa. Nothing special could be observed in the console if CQRLOG was started from there.
2.
When in the main window the option Mode: [x] AUTO is marked and I doubleclick on spots within
Hi all,
this is not related to CQRLOG itself, but I'm struggling with adding LoTW to CQRLOG...
I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 and latest trustedqsl package from the Ubuntu repositories (V1.11.unofficial.673).
When I load my *.p12 certificate file in tqslcert everythings works fine, but in the certificates list my DXCC entity is . So I thought I made a mistake while saving the *.p12 file and did that again on the windows machine. It works fine and no problem occured. But same error again. Have a look at 2 screenshots:
Hey guys,
I'm running cqrlog on my laptop without problems. No I tried to install it on my desktop and get that error:
error while loading shared libraries: libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I'm running Debian Lenny on a 64-Bit machine. libgdk_pixbuf-2.0.so.0 is included in libgtk2.0-0 - what's already installed.
Any hints?
73 de Andre, DL4UNY
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?
I had CQRlog working with Hamlib rig model 2 (C API backend that talks to rigctld) but then it quit working and all efforts to get it working again have failed. Upgrading to 0.9.2 a few minutes ago did not solve the problem. Direct radio access does work (FT-920, model 114) but then reverting it back to model 2 causes rig control fails.
My settings for model 2 are:
Device: localhost:4532
Model: 2
Poll: 1500
Here is the output from starting CQRlog in the terminal:
$ ./cqrlog
[WARNING] Out of OEM specific VK codes, changing to unassigned
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
Hello,
I am using version 0.9.1 and have found a problem with ADIF import.
I was importing some logs from another program and found that the 'QSLRDATE' field is not being imported. As far as I can tell all of the other fields are being imported correctly.
I did a test export and all fields, including "QSLRDATE" are being exported correctly.
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
I notice that when exporting QSOs to an lotw adif file that the frequency field is missing. I have checked Freq. in the export tab.
I can see this clearly by using the edit feature in the TrustedQSL application. I am running ver 0.9.1 of CQRLOG under Ubuntu 9.04. The same thing happens when the file is uploaded to the LOTW website.
73, KC2DU
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
Howdy
I can't get CQRLOG to remember its last used screen position. When I restart the program
it centers itself. I can't remember if previous versions did this or not... Is this
by design, or am I having a problem...
73 de Tom K5VJZ
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.
After switching from Fedora Core 12 64-bit to Ubuntu 9.1 I'm finally able to load up the CQRLog. For some reason could never get it to open on the Fedora (probably my fault as I'm quite new to linux). Now that I can open it I'm pretty much confused on how to set up the rig control.
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
Hello,
Has anyone built CQRLOG for LinuxPPC?
I suppose in theory it should work but I thought I'd ask first before I commit myself :-)
73
André - M0JEK
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?
Would it be useful to add an antenna field in the profile?
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