Hello.

Over the last months, I have had several cases of eQSL's showing up as unconfirmed in my eQSL inbox (on www.eqsl.cc). When I check these claimed QSO's in CQRLOG I can find them, but with another mode; in particular, QSLs received for JT9, while I have them logged as FT8.

Usually, I just reject such cards as "incorrect mode", but then just recently I noticed that the CQRLog download from eQSL apparently had matched these JT9 QSL's to my FT8 QSO's, and tagged them as confirmed.

Hi,

i'm using cqrlog 2.1.0 and wsjt-x 1.80rc2 on my Ubuntu 16.04 system.
works all well.

I noticed that in the "remote mode for wsjt" the filed RST sent and receive are not set.
they stay on 599.

In the preferences under the point "fldigi/wsjt interface" you find a "RST from"-option for fldigi, but not for wsjtx. I tried to find out, what cause these behavior. I read the UDP protocol specification of wsjtx and found that the RST rapport is included.

It seems that CQRLOG didn't grab the RST rapport from the UDP WSJTX Messages.

Hi there,
some little thing I miss is, that CQRLOG does not show (approx.) azimuth and distance, if only 4-digit locators are entered, as used for some digimodes (JT9, JT65, FT8, ...).

... probably just a minor tweak to add this.

Thanks a lot in advance,
73
Stefan.

CQRlog uses it's own QSL managers lists, but I noticed my Taiwanese call still refers to my old manager. How and where can I find someone who updates the list?

I renewed my TQSL certificate and changed my password. Before confirmation has arrived I tried to upload a couple of QSO's to lotw and was asked for my password which of course did not match. I was then locked into the password entry window and cancel didn't work nor did closing the window as it was immediately re-established. Basically it was necessary to log out to close CQRLog.

73 de Graeme zl2apv

You may read S-meter from rigctl and display as bars below Freq.
Also a peek value, would be very useful.

Thanks

I see that the HamQTH site is back up. I can log in and access call information bt I cannot get it to work with CQRLOG. I am still getting the Tag "" not found! error. Is there still work to do or am I doing something wrong? I tried changing my HamQth password but no luck.

73 Bill NZ0t

I have Cqrlog running on a Raspberry PI. After update and upgrade to latest version of Rasbian I get always an "Access violation error". I reinstalled version 2 of Cqrlog and the program starts. I can rename the database and start the program. When I close cqrlog and restart I get the violation error.
I found that cqrlog wants to open the files in the"root/.config/cqrlog" folder and not in the "HOME/.config/cqrlog" folder. If I rename the "HOME/.config/cqrlog" folder I can start cqrlog again and the same procedure.
Any idea what I can do ?

I am not longer holder of the call PA2BX. How can I change the login name into my current one?

Hi,

I've noticed on my microwave entries that the comma frequency separators are misplaced in the QSO list. Normal practice would be that commas would be inserted to the right of the thousands digits. For instance:

2,320.20
10,368.20

However when displayed in the QSO list in cqrlog they appear as:

2320.20
1,0368.20

I've had a look through the preference options and can't see anywhere this is configurable but if it is please feel free to correct me.

Thanks

John

My callbook support is not working with the error Tag "" not found! I see that the Hamqth site is down - will this be fixed soon?

73 Bill NZ0T

my brain hurts... i am a linux hack at best... this is probably a silly question... but how do i update hamlib

os linux mint 18

i have downloaded the tar hamlib 3

i think this is the command to open it
tar -xvf hamlib_3.0.1.orig.tar.gz

i found what i think is the old file here
/usr/lib/hamlib

but it wont let me put the tar in there to unload.

i think i have to do it as root but not sure how...

thanks for taking the time

john ka2vbi