So I checked the box but now realize there are configuration options on that start page and once I checked the "open recent log after program start" I cannot UN check it. The page just loads to fast for me to hit the check mark.

I can't find it in preferences anywhere.

Thoughts?

Jon

Im using as TRX LinHPSDR. Now I wont the actual data (frequency etc) from there in cqrlog via rigctl -m 240 -r localhost:19090 f . Nothing do. In Terminal have see the cqrlog use rigctld!... ??? what can I do? Is the problem that cqrlog use rigctld ans LinHPSDR rigctl ?? Thanks for anwering
vy 73 DL1GZW

Since 31 October, my CQRLOG loading to HRDLOG has stopped working. Nothing was changed in the settings of either software. My HRDLOG codeword is confirmed as correct and entered in the CQRLOG preferences. Recent QSOs are still entering CQRLOG correctly, but not appearing in HRDLOG.
However, on every new CQRLOG entry, since 31 October, I get the same error message - cannot delete the entry of 7L8RU. And no QSO entered in HRDLOG since then.
To check HRDLOG, I manually have entered an ADIF file into HRDLOG with my November QSOs, and that worked.

I have a problem with junk in one QSO record when using the date filter on importing ADIF.

I use a small live file for operating(on my laptop), then import this into a fully merged log on my desktop machine. On the laptop, I changed the export spec to use 'Oldest entries on top', and now when I import and filter out everything but the last couple of days, the first imported QSO gets the leftovers from the skipped entries in (at least) IOTA, State, QSL VIA, etc.

Looks like these fields aren't cleared when the other QSOs are skipped.

Hi to all!

Using Cqrlog Ver: 2.5.2 on ubuntu 20.04.3 Gnome 3.36.8

I Trying to understand this little problem I think occurred after a system update released last week.

When I open CQRLog I get a pop-up message saying "CQRLog is not responding" and I can choose to click "Force Quit" and "Wait". I click on wait, I wait about 30 -40 seconds and Cqrlog opens regularly!

if I run the cqrlog program from the console, this happens:

cqrlog --debug
Gtk-Message: 17:07:41.281: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"

Hi,
Would it be possible to implement greyline function into xplanet?
The greyline as it is now, has a terrible map res. And tried to change the map to something better as explained how to do so in other topic, but that doesn't work.
Xplanet has a nice function, is to display spots from Dxcluster.
Thnx

Hi All,
Using MSHV (2.60) under linux with Cqrlog logger, has been av bit challenging due to the fact that the cqrlog wsjt-x CQ-monitor window does not monitor UDP packages from MSHV. Logging QSOs from MSHV into Cqrlog using UDP works OK, however.

I am no programmer, but reading a post from PA5KT Henk on the MSHV forum av few days ago gave me a clue. I learned that MSHV uses mode identifiers in header that differs from WSJT-X and JTDX. With this information I ventured into the cqrlog source code that I have downloaded from github, and I think I found a solution.

In filter options could be good to have option to disable from showing spots of beacons frequencies (MHz): 14.100, 18.110, 21.150, 24.930, 28.200.

Slav, SP3RXO

I am having trouble uploading to online logs since my update to 2.5.2. In this update, I had to reimport my old QSOs via adif and so I may have lost some of the old configuration.

I am getting the following errors on debug (looks like "missing band" on ClubLog and "Unable to find QSO on HRDLog:

Here are the settings I am using to get CQRLOG and my K4 transceiver talking.

Bob, WG9L

Hi folks!
I try to install cqrlog on my Ubuntu 21.04 machine, but have trouble to solve this problem.
I follow the instructions to install like this:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ok2cqr/ppa;sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get install cqrlog

This is the error report:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
cqrlog : Depends: libhamlib2 (>= 1.2.10) but it is not installable
Depends: libmariadbclient-dev but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.