Good evening all,
I hope this has not been covered yet, i did search but did not see anything that would help.
I am doing a fresh install of Fedora 33 and CQRLOG and have rig control working fine with Hamlib 4. I updated Hamlib as per another post (https://www.cqrlog.com/node/3071)

I am an Ubuntu user. I currently run with Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS version.

I have tried several times to update my hamlib to recognize my IC-7610 but have not been successful.

I have tried upgrading hamlib 3.3, hamlib 3.2 (this one doesn't have the configure file), hamlib 4.0.
When I ask him to give me a list of the transceivers he has in rigctld -l I get the following error:
rigctld: error while loading shared libraries: libhamlib.so. 4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

If I do synaptic it appears that it runs with version 3.1.7

Good evening,
I tried to upload my adif to hamqth via script proposed by Petr (https://www.hamqth.com/developers.php#log_upload) after closing cqrlog on a fresh install on lubuntu 18.4.
What I am receiving ist

301 Moved Permanently

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The document has moved here.

Apache/2.4.18 (Ubuntu) Server at hamqth.com Port 443

Anyone with an idea what I am missing? Script worked from my old computer.

After update cqrlog from git OH1KH i have problem with remote wsjt-x mode. In this mode i use JTDX and after closing this program cqrlog send message about Access violation. I press OK and nothing will do. If i press Abort btn - CQLlog was closed.

I am thinking about a Raspberry pi, my question is, will thers be continuing support and updates for the pi? I know that the current version of CQR log is in need of updating because of the new Ubuntu and Mint versions, will this update effect pi? And if not will any effort go into maintaining and updates for pi? I believe Buster is similar to Debian, nit sure how similar, but it would seem perhaps the dependencies may be different, not sure, I am no expert with this, but I lime the idea of pi because of power consumption as my shack is off grid, thanks! Tom K8WDX

Have been using CQRLOG with a TS-590 via single USB cable for some time. The Hamlib and Rigctld worked and even had CW keying etc.

Dears,
My IC-7300 working well with CQRLOG (frequency and Mode change), but allways change the Filter to FIL3.

Any body know how to solve?

rigctl -m 373 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 -t 4531 -s 19200 --set-conf=dtr_state=OFF,rts_state=OFF

Best Regards de EA2AU

I would love to have the ability to set up more than two rigs in TRX control. I currently have 3 HF rigs capable of CAT but can only have 2 set up at a time. That means I have to change the settings to a different rig if I want to us the 3rd rig with TRX control. I'm sure many others have more than 2 rigs they would like to have permanently available in TRX control!

73, Bill NZ0T

Hi!

I have observed that the DX-cluster (web-version) stops every day at the same time, 10.14z. It will not re-connect automatically or manually, it is stuck in "connecting". The only ways to get it working is to re-start the CQRLOG program or to press "connect" again after a longer time (works when I see that it has stopped hours ago).

Hi,

I hope you had a merry christmas.

Some time ago I reported that after upgrading from Kubuntu 19.10 to 20.04 the telnet DX cluster freezes after a few minutes. Even after upgrading to Kubuntu 20.10 the behavior has not changed.

The simultaneously running RBN monitor does not show this behavior and continues to work even after the Telnet DX cluster freezes.
Both windows use the same telnet server "telnet.reversebeacon.net".

In the meantime, any idea what this could be? Maybe also a problem with the database.

73, Wolfgang
DL2KI

The auto-backup file naming provides two options: callsign or callsign+datetime. It would be very convenient for me if a third option was: database_name+datetime

Thank you for your consideration.

/phil

It's been 40 years since coding anything in Pascal. I was wondering if there are wrappers or bindings that enable calling C library functions from the Pascal that CQR is written in. I assume there are. I really like CQR and I'm considering creating a version of my own with the code refactored to use SQLite instead of MySQL.

SQLite eliminates dependence on unreliable external packages like MySQL. It's small, fast, and linked directly into the program. I switched to using it for all my database needs years ago.