After upgrade, CQRLog can't open my logbook databases.
Here's a print of the last 20 or so lines from mysql.err
Is it true that 22.04 no longer supports MySQL and everyone has to move to MariaDB? I don't even know how to do that yet. Once MySQL has been remove (not sure how) and MariaDB installed, will CQRLog be able to open my old log files?
Here's last few lines of mysql.err
I've got a crash report on Fedora. I'll post the bugzilla link but an account is required to view so I'll post some of the details here:
Description of problem:
Open CQRLOG
Window popped up that new QSL Managers available
Clicked yes to install
clicked on callsign entry box
program crashed.
getting an error while installing on ubuntu 22.04 LTS please check the log & help me to resolve it.
Just upgraded to Kubuntu 22.04. There were a few configuration issues but sorted them out. However having a problem with CQRLOG always setting the filter on the IC-7300 to #1. I've tried adjusting settings in preferences/modes but there is no control, same in all modes. Thanks in advance, Colin... VE1CSM
Hello,
Occasionally, I still get QSLs for contacts I made many years ago with a previous callsign. Even though these are in my current log and (I think) were uploaded to ClubLog from CQRLOG, whenever I update a QSO I made with my prior callsign it can't upload the update to ClubLog. Is there a way around this, or is there a setting I haven't set?
Hi,
If I switch additional fields in the setup, for example rxfreq, srx, stx, contestname they are not in the entry/edit window. So how can these entries be inserted/edited?
How can I add contests which are not in the list? (For example I need IARU VHF SSB contest)
Johann, OE5JWL
I like to query the database directly to harvest certain QSO information for a web page and I've noticed that there does not appear to be a field in the cqrlog_main table for country, yet country appears in the application. So where does it get that from? Where could I find country in the database? How can I query to retrieve it?
Thanks!
Dave
When install version 2.5.2, I find some errors in the database subdirectory of cqrlog.
See the log contents of mysql.err below:
I recently upgraded my Ubuntu installation from 20.04 to 22.04. I have some problems. First, I am getting an error with every QSO save, "Access Violation". If I choose ignore, the QSO will save but it adds another "click" to continue. A second problem is that under TRX control, the list for "Rig Model" has disappeared. Hamlib updated to version 4.3. Not relating directly to CQRLog, but I also can't run /usr/bin/cqrlog from the command line. It does nothing. I can run with sudo, but then it is running as root and not with my information. HELP!
Charles
NK8O
Hello,
After the crash and the recovery of my CQRLOG, now I notice a weird issue:
The table populated with my ADIF backup which I have recovered, results already uploaded despite I make new QSO's.
From the SQL console integrated into the program I see that id_log_changes column have the value = 1.
I'm trying to set it to 0 but my skill with MySQL seems to be decreased a lot!
How can I modify these rows (by setting them to 0) so that I can restart to upload my new QSO's on the remote logbook sites?
Thanks and regards,
PY1ZRJ
Hello,
My laptop has requested a reboot when MySQL (MariaDB) was not yet closed.
After rebooting zypper has installed new MariaDB server/client (mysql Ver 15.1 Distrib 10.8.3-MariaDB, for Linux (x86_64) using EditLine wrapper) and then as soon I restarted CQRLOG, I see this error:
I took my old FT-857D back into service. Mostly everything is OK, but two things with TRX control screen behave oddly.
1) Trying to change the mode by clicking the mode buttons with mouse doesn't work. Buttons do change colour, when I change the mode from the rig. With my other rig (FT-1000MP) modes change with mouse click.
2) When I try to change the band to 70cm from the TRX control window, FT-857D jumps to 3.750MHz. All other bands work perfectly. If I change the band from the rig, TRX control shows the right frequency OK.
Can't find out how to delete a message. Disregard this one below, found answer in archives.
I am running CQRLOG 2.5.2(001) on Ubuntu 18.04. I am getting the error "You must enter correct frequency (in MHz)" when trying to save a QSO data with a frequency of anything over 7.2 MHz (ie 7.277). I live in the USA and we can use all the way to 7.3 MHZ. Is there some preference I might have missed to get the correct frequency bounds?
Thanks,
WB6IZG, Bruce
i followed the instructions and downloaded the files that i was instructed to pushing f6 dose nothing i even restarted with no change
Hi,
receiving database connection error, my .err last lines: looks like some sort of character missing?
73 tnx!
My problem is that frequency is not updated continously in CQRLOG, but is updated by File-Refresh TRX/ROT control.
I have a server-client setup to my rig Icom 7300 using wfview and two Raspberry pi cards over my local network. In CQRLOG preferences in my client Path to rigctld binary is set to /usr/bin/rigctld, the RIG model is set to 2 and port to 4532, host to the server Raspberry IP adress. No other boxes are activated, serial parameters to default except baud to 9600.
I may very well be missing something, but I see no way to search the forum. Is this available? If not, I would suggest having Forum search would be very helpful.
Thanks!
after you open cqrlog it totally freezes the only way to exit is kullall cqrlog maybe someone can help
I upgraded from Mint 20.3 to 21 and found I had issues with CQRLOG after I did mostly with rig control. I found that while it worked for my K3 and K4 I couldn't enter frequency manually when I was using one of my rigs that I don't control with CQRLOG. In a separate thread Saku OH1KH told me that the best thing I could do to fix things was install 2.6.0 by compiling it or by following an upgrade script he had created. I finally did that tonight - it was easy and seems to have fixed all my errors! This is the link that takes you to his upgrade script and easy to follow instructions:
~$ inxi -xxv2
System:
Host: gvj-HP Kernel: 5.15.0-46-generic x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc
v: 11.2.0 Desktop: Cinnamon 5.4.10 tk: GTK 3.24.33 wm: Mutter dm: LightDM
Distro: Linux Mint 21 Vanessa base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy
Machine:
Type: Desktop System: Hewlett-Packard product: HP Compaq Elite 8300 SFF
Hi, new to CQRlog and hear a lot of good things about it. I'm trying to migrate from Windows and looking for Radio software to replace the ones I use in Windows. I've installed Zorin OS 16 Pro and installing software for Amateur radio. I installed the latest version of CQRLog, but when I enter a call and all the pertinent info and press enter to log it gives me a "Incorrect Date Format Error". I didn't enter a date because it was automaticically inserted by the program. eg 2022-08-17. It won't log the call until I correct it, but I don't know how it wants it. Any help would be appreciated.
Every time a new call is logged (automatically) a screen pops up saying this call (W9IMS) can not be deleted ??
I checked my logbook and there is no such call in my log. I can't figure this out.
Any help ?
Tim
What do I need to do in order to be able to search the forums?
Dave.
Following a power outage, I'm getting this error on my database & it's preventing CQRLOG from running:
I have a stupid question: how do I delete a QSO from the CQRlog log? I hit SAVE by mistake instead of QUIT. The QSO in question has not been uploaded to LoTW yet. Thanks. Joe. N0NOW
LATER COMMENT: I Found the DELETE QSO button. Done. Sorry I bothered you. Blushing, Joe.
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