For folks who regularly make contacts from different station locations, such as via remotehamradio.com and other things like it, we may end up with QSOs from many QTH Profiles scattered throughout our log that all need to be signed with the right location ID using tQSL. Currently, the location name is "hard-coded" in the tQSL binary string.

i've sussed it - and as i thought... i'm an idiot

the cluster was connecting to the web - cqrlog actually told me i should disconnect from the web - did i listen, no - now using telnet connection and its doing what it should.

**blush**

original post below

hiya..

i'm sure i'm doing something wrong but i dont seem to be able to post a spot..

On my Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system I did an apt-get upgrade and saw that cqrlog was held back. So I did sudo apt-get upgrade cqrlog. I saw that it was going to install some mysql packages and remove some mariadb packages. I figured that was OK, but apparently not. In the midst of the upgrade I got a message that mysql is in FROZEN mode because I had done an incompatible *downgrade* of mysql or a variant.

Here is what apt did:

Completely rewritten Cq-monitor/ Wsjtx map with Lazarus standard components. Does not use richmemo unit any more. Seems that previously slowly crowing cpu load is now away. This version can also be compiled with Lazarus v2.0 rcXX
Changes should show up to user with very minimal changes. (if any).

All credits of this change goes to Andreas, DL7OAP, who wrote whole monitor core using stringGrid component.

Hi Saku,

if you're in the mood ;-) , another annoying problem.

With many entries in the band map, you have to scroll up to get to the beginning of the band. Unfortunately the window scrolls down with each new entry.

It would be better if the window would hold the upper scroll position.

There is already an older entry for this behavior.
https://www.cqrlog.com/node/1500

73, Wolfgang
DL2KI

I'm having an odd issue with the statistics. WAS in particular.
It works with CW, phone, rtty, JS8.
But I'm interested in FT8 and it shows all 0's
I can create a "filter" and see over 2900 FT8 qsos. At least half are confirmed with LOTW
and the log indicates that also.

Linux Mint 19
CQRLog 2.3.0 (001) 2018-06-17

Thanks, Dave

Hello Saku,
in the version cqrtest 2.3.0 (both the 206 and the 207) in "Show QSO list"
the footer takes half of the window on the screen at the expense of the list of QSO.
I had to go back to version 2.3.0 (205).

73
Giuseppe IKØDWJ

Hi,
The IC-7300 and similar new radios can transmit CW just sending to them ASCII characters via the
USB connection.

I made a simple program in GAMBAS3 for transmitting CW in this way, without needing cwdaemon.

If interested you developers might add this way of sending CW in CQRLog.

The source package is at:

https://cloud5.tcpsas.com/index.php/s/PxIT0kU9KABd9C8

Best 73
Pino ZP4KFX

Hi,

after an upgrade from KUbuntu 18.04LTS to 18.10 no spots are displayed in the DX cluster window after a few minutes. The previous spot list "freezes".

The Telnet window is used with "telnet.reversebeacon.net" as "DX-Cluster". After restarting CQRLog, the spot display will work again for a few minutes before freezing again.

Disconnect and reconnect while CQRLog is running do not solve the problem. The login to the DX cluster is executed, but the spot is not displayed.

The problem only seems to affect the Telnet window.

What could be the cause?

Hi all,

I have this weird thing going:

As far as I remember I always had the DX spots where they should be.
While I was testing/resolving another issue, I saw that I was connected to a telnet cluster as usual.

For some reason I only got the welcome message after connection. And some WX messages.
But no DX spots whatsoever.

Environment: Linux Mint 18, CQRLOG 2.3.0

Sorry if this has been asked before. I did a search and found no results... but I am new to the forum.

Can the AR prosign be sent from CQRLOG? (I'm running an IC-7300, hamlib keying, and single USB cable.)

Thanks!