Having some issues with HamQTH inside of CQRLOG. I used to use it for lookups, before I signed up for XML access to QRZ. QRZ integration has been working flawlessly, but even though I've removed the credentials from the configuration for HamQTH, it still insists on synchronizing with the log. Not every time I log on, but at least once a week, it tries to upload what seems like significant portions of the log (The most recent time, it took 30-40 minutes to complete).
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Hello,
We have LotW that only validates releases
We have eQSL that validates statements and gives (gives away) the QSL
Clublog validates and you can "buy" the QSL, but it confirms the QSO without buying anything.
HRDlog does the same as eQSL
QRZ sells you diplomas and does not do QSL, but validates for free.
It's all nonsense.
CQRLOG downloads the validations of the first two, but does not do so with either HRDlog or Clublog. (qrz dot com, I don't care)
Hello everyone.
NOTE: I run Ubuntu 20.04.03 but I suppose this explanation will help everyone running linux like operating systems.
Due to personal stuff to do these months I did not manage to update to latest WSJTX 2.5.4 so I decide to do it first available weekend. So it be.
So at first I installed wsjtx v 2.5.4 . I suppose you already know how to installed because you arrive at my page seeking for solution for the same problem I already had ;)
Running version 2.5.2 (001) 2021-02-12
QSL > LoTW > Import > Download and process data from LoTW website
download proceeds, imports many QSOs, but then reports that 10 QSOs were not found. Produces at lotw_error.txt file which lists the "not found" QSOs but all of the QSOs it claims are not found are indeed in my database.
I don't know how to post an image or I would show you, but trust me, this is the case!
Starting with a new (empty) log, I selected Import > ADIF
got the file selection dialog,
when I double-clicked the file it crashed with this message:
Hi,
I just logged my first QO-100 QSO which happened on 10489.7095MHz. After logging, the cqrlog window states 1,0489.7095MHz, so the comma seems to be on the wrong place. Am I doing something wrong?
cqrlog 2.5.2 (001)
Best 73,
Wolfgang
When restarting cqrlog now getting an exception error and accessvilation.
I removed and reinstalled frome the Fedora 36. Cleared everything so statring fresh. However after
setting the prefrences and exiting, on restart with debug have the following.
My old computer died but fortunately I kept a copy of the backup, the .adi file saved on exit.
I have a new lubuntu 21.10 (impish) installation.
Using muon package manager I installed CQRLOG; unfortunately, out of the box so-to-speak it doesn't work; it complained of SQL database problems, same as this person has in their post here:
https://www.cqrlog.com/node/3330
There it is said that CQRLOG no longer works with MySQL version 8 and up.
Hi All,
I'm using a Raspberry Pi running on a 32bit bullseye OS.
I have installed CQRLog using sudo apt-get install cqrlog.
This has installed the version 2.3.0.
How can I update to the last version (2.5.2.) ? I downloaded the tar.gz source code and run ./configure but without success.
How can I upgrade please ?
Thanks in advance.
73,
Gaëtan, ON4KHG
There is a problem how CQRlog logs QSOs that start prior to midnight GMT and end after midnight GMT.
If you start a QSO prior to midnight GMT (23:55 example) and end the QSO after midnight GMT (00:05 example) CQRlog will take log the entry as 23:55 with tomorrows date. Then for the next 24 hours all logged QSOs will be logged PRIOR to the example above.
How long has this been going on and no one has noticed?
This means the date will be tomorrow's date but will have a time of say 23:55.
Hi, total new guy to Ubuntu and Linux.i have the latest version on Cqrlog from the web site and a fresh install of Ubuntu 20. Cqrlog and wsjtx work fine alone. But when I use remote for wsjtx it will not connect to the radio. I have searched, but have not found anything that seems to help. Thanks in advance.
Dave
Kd2sam
Hi
When I has open the first log I set the callbook support with QRZ.com I put my username and password, everything it's ok.
When I put new call in the windows appears informations of correspondent from QRZ.com, ok.
After I open e second log and has put same set for callbook support but if put new call don't give me nothing informations.
Why ?
i use cqrlog for my personal log but when using it for contest when i verify the cabrillo file, it does not add the inc number sent and the number rcv, and when i check in the view qso window the info is not there, the same happened in the last contest where you needed to add the state, i have to add/edit this in the cabrillo file manually? thanks in advance
I have just installed CQRLOG,but I cannot find how import a log (Lotw).
Any Help please?
VE3RR Larry
Dopo aver Installato CQRLOG, all'avvio si presenta questo errore:
Cqrlog Ver:2.5.1 (001) Date:2021-01-24
**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****
OS:
Linux version 5.16.11-76051611-generic (jenkins@warp.pop-os.org) (gcc (Ubuntu 11.2.0-7ubuntu2) 11.2.0, GNU ld (GNU Binutils for Ubuntu) 2.37) #202202230823~1646248261~21.10~2b22243 SMP PREEMPT Wed Mar 2 20:
SSL libraries:
libssl.so
libcrypto.so
Fairly new to Linux. I'm trying to install CQRLog on Zorin 16 Pro and get the following message after adding the ok2cgr repository and trying to install CQRLog. This shows up at the end.
"Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help resolve the situation:
I'm running CQRlog v2.5.2, fldigi v4.1.20 along with fldigi xmlrpc.
I currently have CQRlog setup to start fldigi as remote.
The problem I'm having is the way the mode gets logged. As an example. When operating the digital mode Olivia, it will log as Olivia-8/500 or Olivia-32-1k.
At the end of the day when I upload my new QSOs to eQSL and LoTW, I get errors telling me that the mode is invalid. I then have to go into each and every log entry and change the mode to a valid entry such as: Changed Olivia-8/500 to OLIVIA, changed THOR8 to THOR.
Sorry if this has been addressed but I couldn't find it. I have recently installed CQRLog v2.5.2 on a new Ubuntu machine. For some reason, trying to import any adif log (Either downloading from LOTW, Eqsl, or a saved adif) doesn't work. It shows it downloaded then gives me an error message that the qso's aren't found in my log. Then it saves all the qso's in a text file. Any help would be greatly appriciated because I REALLY don't want to enter everything by hand. The fact that they are not found in CQRLog is kind of the point of the import right?
Hi friends
I have installed CQRlog 2.5.2
I just have a problem I can't see the TRX control frequency, I also tried to follow the video tutorial and following all the configurations steps but I couldn't solve the problem.
Is there someone who can help me ?
Thanks
Massimo
Currently running 64bit Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye) on a raspberry pi 4 that has been updated as of last night and while the sourcing of the file does attempt to install the cqrlog package there are errors on the install; not sure if its related to 64 bit or not at this point.
Hi Saku!
Possibly due to classing FT4 as mode MFSK, I notice that, per band, any previously logged FT4 stations calling CQ always appear in CQ-monitor in UPPER case. Normally they should be reported in lower case, as happens in all other modes. Not really a problem, but still a bit confusing!
Robin, 9H1ZZ
Hi Saku!
Possibly due to classing FT4 as mode MFSK, I notice that, per band, any previously logged FT4 stations calling CQ always appear in CQ-monitor in UPPER case. Normally they should be reported in lower case, as happens in all other modes. Not really a problem, but still a bit confusing!
Robin, 9H1ZZ
Raspberry Pi 4 running Bullseye 32-bit
Cqrlog Ver:2.5.1 (001) Date:2021-01-24
I have over 1000 entries in eQSL, the vast majority of them from before I started using CQRlog in mid-February 2022.
When I download with the starting date set as 2022-02-15, I can successfully download any new QSLs; but I also get an annoying error message claiming that I have QSOs that are not in my log. When I check the eQSL_error.txt, the entries are clearly not after my CQRlog start date. And oddly enough they are both from the same call, but over a year apart.
Any thoughts?
Good Morning!
Two questions from a newbie, please be kind. I am not seeing these answers anyplace in the docs or FAQ.
1) There are two ham's in the house and one linux server. Can CQRLOG be user specific, and keep our own separate log files?
2) My QRP HF radio is a XIEGU G1M. Yes, it's cheap, but it works :-) Any chance of getting it to interface with CQRLOG for digital work?
Thank you, any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
-Chris
KO4YAW
Go easy. I'm new to Linux.
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