Hello,

I am new to CQRLOG (very impressed with what I've seen so far!) and am having trouble getting data from external QSO logs to download into my local log. Is CQRLOG stable on Ubuntu 20.04?

And, are the hamlib utilities trustworthy on 20.04? I also cannot get my K2 (new to me) to accept rig control via the hamlib utilities.

Thanks, Joe, N0NOW

Hi.
Have set up CQRLOG according the instructions by DL1GKK. But CQRLOG don't log the QSOs.
Starting the remote control - for example 'Remote mode for wsjtx' ,a button at the bottom in red says 'Offline'
and up where the callsign normally is it says 'wsjt-x remote #1' and 'wsjt-x remote #2' in blue and red - one color or the other.
I have checked the port numbering, but can not see any error there. What did I do wrong, pse?
73 Gorm.

Moin,

I'm sorry to spam the forum. But the topic may be interested for some here.

After I had dealt with the printing of labels for QSL cards, I made a Youtube video right away.
This is in German, but fortunately there is the automatic translation function for subtitles on YouTube - so there is no language barrier anymore.

The CVS export from CQRLOG is shown and the labels are designed with gLabels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc8Maj204FE

vy 73 de Micha, DD0UL

OK, I got CQRLog installed, however when I start the program a window pops up labeled: Database connection. It wants a user name and password to connect to the MySQLserver. How do I create a user and password? I tried starting MySQL and doing it from the MySQL shell, but it fails to launch, halting with an error. I checked the CQRLog docs and don't see any reference to the window that I see when I launch the program.

Help would be greatly appreciated!
I'm using LinuxMint 20.1 xfce

Thanks,
Jim, K4JIM

How can I setup JTDX instead of wsjtx? I much prefer the JTDX layout.

I am relatively new to
Linux Mint 20 and CQRLog.

Thanks in advance
73 w3rar Bob

Today I started my new rpi 4b for first time.

I downloaded Raspberry Pi OS with desktop Release date: January 11th 2021. This is the one with minimal setup with desktop.
After I got network up I opened command console and issued:
sudo apt-get update

When it was finished next command was:
sudo apt-get install cqrlog lazarus git
The "git" is already installed so it is actually not needed. Installing lazarus will add many other needed packages to install list.

I have the server box on start up and can't get any further. I may have missed the choice to be local. How do i recover the first time start up window? Using hampi on a raspberrypi. TNX W3BL

After all the database and version problems I had in December, everything seems to be working fine. However, tonight I scrolled to the end of the QSO list and there are no QSOs shown prior to 2020-12-15. This was alarming!

I made sure there were no filters. I tried re-sorting the list. Same problem.

Then, in desperation I checked my ADIF backup files and all QSOs are there. Whew!

Then, in CQRlog I set up a filter for QSOs from 2016-01-01 to 2019-12-31 and the missing QSOs appeared in the list. I cleared the filter and they disappeared again.

In cqrlog DXcluster preferences I have a list of excluded entities that shall be sent to dx cluster when connected.

Using VE7CC.net cluster that uses CC cluster software, entities listed must be comma separated like:

SET/FILTER DXCTY/REJECT SM,OH,OZ,DL,SP,PA,ON,F,EA,EA6,EA8,EA9,I,IT9,IS,9A,LZ,HA,HB,LX,G,GW,GM,GI,GD,GU,EI,LY,CT,TA,4X,OK,OM,9A,ER,YU,YO,E7,S5,OE,K,KP4,VE,ES,UA,UA9,UN,UR,5B,YL,EU,4O,SV,SV9,SV5,T7,PY,Z3

I am puzzled that CQRLOG seems to stop at member #23907 when reading the skcc.txt member list and populating the NEW QSO award field with the member number. It works for member #23907, but does not work for any member I tested higher than that. At the moment, there are 23944 SKCC members. I loaded the skcc.txt file from the CQRLOG website on order to test it at numbers this high, but there are too few members in that file to repeat the test.

How to properly setup CQRLOG to recognize FT8 properly