I have realised that cqrlog is not showing all records in the database.
The records shown by a SQL query are, by date and id_cqrlog_main:
2021-05-08 1160
-
2020-10-20 770
2020-02-23 002
-
2019-05-03 123
2019-04-29 124
-
2000-05-19 769
The log is only showing qso's in the date range from today back to 2019-05-03.
Records with the id's in the range 124-769 are not shown.
Hello, i have a problem i am trying to solve. I am running ICOM 7300 and using XMLrpc with fldigi and cqrlog.The frequency rolls along fine on the radio and fldigi but the frequency for the log is just a bit ahead for some reason. i have included a picture so i can explain it better. I am running Fedora 34 XFCE. Any help would be appreciated.
73
Richard - VE6PCO
Hi all,
I'm new to CQRlog and running it on Ubuntu 20.0.4.2.
I've exported my logbook from Log4OM, on Win7, in both ADIF 2 & 3 formats but CQRlog wont import more than 960 entries of the 5500 entries in the ADIF.
I've opened the ADIF's in a text editor to check that all the records are there ( they are ) and I've checked to make sure the ADIF is UTF8.
I've double checked the band edges in frequencies and adjusted them to region 3, just-in-case that was affecting it but it still wont import all my records :(
Any help appreciated.
Today I installed Kubuntu 21 (minimal install) to virtual machine for some cqrlog install testing.
It looks like Kubuntu is using GTK3. It also had some other problems with my keyboard layout. While my keyboard works with Fedora, Mint and Ubuntu with latest Kubuntu there was no way to find suitable layout for my mini keyboard (from warehouse truck) that has no numerical keys part at all.
The reason for the timeout is the MySQL server timing out on "wait_timeout". This is a parameter in the
/etc/mysql/my.cnf
under
[mysqld]
wait_timeout=28800
It is set to the above value in the normal case. That is why it times out after eight hours. To make it easier to debug the timeout it can be set to e.g. 300 which is five minutes. Note that this change affect all sessions on the MySQL / MariaDB server.
Of the 5 threads setup in src/dData.pas the four last ones time out for me:
PPA deactivated with "Alt-F2-software-properties-gtk"
---
I upgraded my system to Ubuntu 21.04. Now I have problems to install cqrlog. Mariadb is v10.5.
Cqrlog has a dependency to "libmariadbclient-dev" but it is not aailable in v10.5.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Sven
I tried compiling the CQRLOG in a Docker-image using the existing master branch.
Unfortunately the Dockerfile needs to be updated for the Docker compilation to work due to that the existing Dockerfile uses
FROM ubuntu:eoan
With that version you get a number of missing release files when you try to build the CQRLOG according to the instructions.
FYI also using ubuntu:latest (=focal) will currently not work due to tzdata problems.
Because the connect command option for DXCluster uses commas to separate multiple commands, I am not sure how to issue a single command that contains a comma. For example on DXSpider I want to listen for spots in zone 4 and 5 so I would enter "accept/spots by_zone 4,5"
Is there a way to include an escaped comma in this string so that it is interpreted as part of the single command and not the start of a new command?
73, KB3LYB
Hello everybody,
I encounter problems when I log several QSOs. After every 3 or 4 QSOs cqrlog stucks for up to 3 minutes with increased cpu usage before letting me continue to do the log. After restart of cqrlog everything starts all over again.
A few days ago I discussed that with Petr and it looked like QRZ.com would be the problem. So I switched to hamQTH and it worked for a while. But today I encouter that problem no matter which service I use.
Does anyone else have that issue with version 2.5.2 on a raspberry pi 4?
When i type a call in the new qso window, and press tab, call info gets looked up at QRZ.com.
At the lower right a call + name apears
Then when i double click the call to get it selected and type a different call and press tab, the new call info gets retrieved, but in the lower richt , the call and name of the new call gets added instead of "replaced"
When the new qrz info gets retrieved, this field is not cleared.
For as far as i remember, this used to be the case.
Hi, all!
A friend of min is running CQRLOG 2.5.2 on Xubuntu 18.04.
After an update he got the following error message in mysql.err. Any solution? Thanks a lot in advance!
73 de SM0RUX Pontus
mysql.err:
-------------
2021-04-20 21:37:05 139720063814976 [Note] InnoDB: innodb_empty_free_list_algorithm has been changed to legacy because of small buffer pool size. In order to use backoff, increase buffer pool at least up to 20MB.
I installed cqrlog a few months back, it was straight forward and it worked just fine but then didn't use it again until today.
Previously I opened it using KDE but today I couldn't locate cqrlog. It disappeared from KDE.
I'm not aware I did anything to the PC, no updates or new programs, but hey, these things happen.
I searched for all the cqrlog files and they are all still there in various directories that look familiar.
Gagarin Cup contest 2021-04-10-11.
Is export possible to Cabrillo?
Unfortunately, the Contest Filter is saved only for ADIF and HTML.
73! Vladimir
I am using CQRLOG 2.5.2 and have a couple of hundred QSOs listed. With your help in the thread "Ubuntu 20.04 and CQRLOG/hamlib," my data appear to be updated and complete. Below is another newbie confusion. Thank you for your patience with a learner.
I'm running CQRLOG 2.5.1 (001) on Mint 20.0 I would like to update Mint to version 20.1 but fear that it will mess up my CQRLOG files and installation because of the way certain folder locations have changed with the Unified Filesystem Layout and /usr/merge. Has anyone performed this Mint update successfully, and if so, did you encounter any problems with your CQRLOG?
TNX,
Bob, WG9L
Wrong DXCC recognised - A manual correction with "Edit QSO" fails.
I am running CQRLOG 2.5.2 in Mint 20.1 64 bit Cinnamon desktop. It works very well but I just noticed that it is using Hamlib 3.3-10 build 1 but the latest Hamlib is 4.1. I thought that the latest Hamlib was loaded with a new CQRLOG install. From what I can tell the 3.3-10 is what is in the Mint repository. Not a concern right now but if I acquire a new rig I may not be able to connect it id it's not in 3.3-10. Is there an easy way to install Hamlib 4.1 without doing any hard to my current CQRLOG install?
73, Bill NZ0T
Hi
I have a problem. I have configured cqrlog to work with flrig and here everything works. Unfortunately when I give in cqrlog "remote for wsjtx" and wsjtx configure with flrig this one is not cooperating with working with two vfo. When I configure cqrlog to work with hamlib (Yaesu dx3000) and the same wsjtx there is again the same problem. Only when I run wsjtx alone and configure it to work with hamlib(dx3000) there is not this problem. Anyone encountered something like this?
System: OpenSUSE Tumbleweed
Hello,
Ubuntu 20.04 Cannot install cqrlog, after several installation with mysql problem.
I tried several solutions found here in the forum without results. how to purge mariadb and the installed packages to start from 0.
I get this info when I do
sudo apt-get install cqrlog
By way of setting the understanding bar very low, I am new to having any sort of computer in my shack and to computer logging, and have no skills or experience in any sort of programming. I am using a Raspberry Pi4 (2 Gb) running CQRLog 2.4.0 (001) and WSJT-X with an IC7300 satisfactorily, in that the remote facility logs FT8 QSOs for me, and I type in other QSOs manually. That's pretty much all I use it for at the moment, though I may look into QSLing electronically in future.
Since this is no longer about the option to possibly replace MySQL by something else (see other thread), I think a new thread is more adequate.
After recovering the database from a SQL dump, I'm now facing a strange problem. In some of the logs (but not all of them), when trying to display the QSO list, I get
qCQRLOG : Field not found : "id_cqrlog_main".
Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Abort to kill the program.
I am trying to use cqrlog in the SPDX contest with the contest notepad open in S&P mode. I have checked "Inc" and "No". After entering the callsign and hitting TAB, the cursor jumps to "MSG r" field. After this is filled in I hit "enter" to log the QSO.
The cursor should now jump back to the "Call" field of the contest notepad, instead it jumps to the Call field of the main form. I have to take the mouse and click inside the Call field of the notepad every time after a QSO.
Can this be fixed in the next release?
Thanks,
Jo PG4I
TRX control is currently very minimal and not convenient to control a remote station (mine is only a few ten's of meters far, but we can also imagine control over the internet).
I imagine that writing a new interface is time consuming and development people has higher priorities.
Can we imagine to interface CQRlog with FLRIG as it has been done with FLDIGI. In my understanding, that can improve greatly the remote capabilities at minimal work.
73 de Alain
Hi know I should have a handle on this by now. I have built a Linux Mint 20/Windows10 laptop for myself. Of course CQRLOG gave me the issue when opening CQRLOG the first time. It was the typical TMYSQL error opening. I fixed that one by opening the terminal and installing Mariadb server10.x and mariadb client 10.x. After that it was all good.
Hello all,
I at times update my installer scripts at https://github.com/pa1sbm/LM_CQRlog_Installer
This scripts are tested on a fresh install of the current LinuxMint Cinamon edition.
These scripts install CQRlog in a way that when Petr publishes an update, it will be automatically installed via the update manager.
Recent comments