Greetings.

LAN IP addres of my Debian system is 192.168.0.14

From "Database connection" window I can connect using:
- "Server Name": localhost, 127.0.0.1, public IP of my server
- "User name": cqrlog, pma, sp2l, root

Using as "Server name" 192.168.0 14 I can NOT connect at all.
Why is that, please?
Is RFC1918 16-bit block somewhere disabled in CQRLog?

From CLI and PhpMyAdmin webpage I can connect
to CQRLog database using all above listed "User names"
and all "Server names", including 192.168.0.14

Because this error has been reported several times from several users and is not unique to cqrLOG I wrote to LOTW help as follows (will post follow ups):

My problem is reported already by several users.And yes, uploading works perfectly since I use the compiled version:

Hi,

Running 2.4.0 on Linux Mint 19 and bleeding edge (source pull) gpredict and hamlib.
When in new QSO screen with Satellite tab selected there is a space for "RX Frequency".
Above on the same screen is the Frequency that is read in from the radio that IS the RX Frequency.
Since all (assumption) satellite work is done in split mode, can you not use the hamlib get_split_freq to get the TX frequency?
That leaves the question, Shouldn't the space on the satellite tab be "TX Frequency" and could it not be filled in automatically with data from get_split_freq?

After upgrading to Linux Mint 20 (And downgrading again to 19.3 with timeshift)
When i run cqrlog i get an error:
Error during connection to database: TMySQL57Connection : Server connect failed.
then the database window opens but no logs available

I ran cqrlog with debug here is the output.

reggy@reggy-asus:~$ cqrlog --debug=1
Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.avail/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf", line 10: Having multiple values in isn't supported and may not work as expected

This has happened in the last day or two. When I try to select a different DX cluster the window comes up and I am able to select a different cluster but the "OK" box does not appear. So I am unable to change to a different DX cluster.

Any ideas?

73, Bill NZ0T

***** I had loaded and used the latest JTDX rc152. I just deleted it and now the DX cluster window is working properly. Think I will stay away from JTDX!

Hi all,

perhaps someone can point me in the right direction:

I want to search for all QSO in the QSO List, where the field "Award" is not empty. Because there are no specific fields for e.g. GMA or FloraFauna Awards, I simply put the reference (in this field, when making a contact. Now I want to export all those QSO with an entry in the "Award" field it for further evaluation, but I don't find a way to do so. Any ideas?

73
Ulf DK5TX

When I try to upload to LOTW I get the following:

Starting export to adif ...
Export to the adif file completed.
File:
/home/jim/.config/cqrlog/lotw/2020-08-13_20-11-54.adi
Signing adif file ...
TQSL Version 2.5.1 [unknown]
The selected station location could not be found
Final Status: Command Syntax Error (10)

I don't understand what I need to enter as QTH, I tried my grid square, but still get error. Can someone help me?

Thanks,
Jim, K4JIM

I upload directly my QSO to HamQTH and Clublog.
For some time now I have been getting the following error message with the status of log upload:

HamQTH: Uploading "Call" ... OK
HamQTH: Done ...

Club log; Uploading DD 0 WN
Clublog: Rejected: Callsign is your own call

What's wrong?
I have already deleted and re-uploaded everything on Clublog. Without success.

Thanks for the Help.
Uwe DD 0 WN

Hi there,
I have an issue here on my 24/7 shack machine with mariadb & CQRLOG 2.4.0 & Ubuntu 20.04 LTS:

After some hours of no activity, when I click some action that triggers a db-request I get:
TMySQL57Connection : Error executing query: MySQL server has gone away.
Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Abort to kill the program.

If I abort and restart everything's fine. The dbserver does not need any action from my side.

Hey everybody,

since I am a pilot and working HF out the aircraft I have quickly changing locators. I would like to mention these locators in the logbook. Is there any way to add a field where I can enter the locator I was at at the time of the QSO? Or do I only have the comments field for this purpose?

73 de Rico, DG5BQ

Apologies if there is something obvious I'm missing here but my google-fu is failing me.

I've rebuilt my linux box using Ubuntu 20.04. Before hand I backed up my `.config/cqrlog` directory. Now when reinstalling it and copying that directory into place it is unable to connect to MySQL. I've reinstalled a few different ways and at some point I found a recommendation to install mariadb 10.3 instead but that resulted in the same errors.

On the new installation the version of mysql is `mysql Ver 8.0.21-0ubuntu0.20.04.3 for Linux on x86_64 ((Ubuntu))`.