We have new testing version ready for download. This is probably the last testing version before I release final version of CQRLOG.
I've created both 32bit and 64bit versions.
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160403_amd64.tar.gz
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160403_i386.tar.gz
Changelog:
Hi,
I have seen in the FAQ's that:
"log is stored in ~/.config/cqrlog where ~ means your home directory
e.g. my log is in /home/ok2cqr/.config/cqrlog, ok2cqr is my user name
Is there any way to change that.?
I would like to store it at:
/home/dave/cqrlog
I like to keep all my user generated file in one place,
makes for easy backups of one location.
Thanks / 73 / Dave
Out of the blue CQRlog crashed (honestly, was just inputting QSL data) and now nothing works. No logs to choose from. Says can't connect to database. Tried this thread: https://www.cqrlog.com/node/1296 but it won't connect to the database for a dump:
(mysqldump: Got error: 2002: "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/home/hans/.config/cqrlog/database/sock' (2)" when trying to connect).
Any other suggestions for a fix appreciated (been busy for three hours with this. Kind of exhausted now).
I'm running the latest 1.9.1 and like it very much... Thanks! But the problem I reported a year ago is still present: keyboard CW using cwdaemon is impossible.
This is the output from typing "probably not": PRPROBABLYNOTO and here's "how is this working?": HOHOHOWISTHOWISTHISWORKING?HWW (I was using "word mode, first word in letter mode.")
Wondering if someone could look at this for me and see any problems.
Raspberry pi3
Rig is TS570D 204
USB serial interface set /dev/ttyUSB0
Poll Rate 500
Port 4532
run rig control when program starts checked
57600 port speed
All works on Dell inspiron 530s
raspex@raspberry:~$ cqrlog --debug=1
**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****
Sorry if this issue has already been talked about but i couldn't actually find anything and there doesn't seem to be a reference to use of this field in "preferences"
I am using CQRLOG v1.7.3 with Ubuntu 14.04.LTS
I'm new to linux but I have install CQRLOG but it says fatal error with mysqld it wants me to run mysqld as root.
Can someone walk me through this.
Thanks
Mike
I see that LoTW and eQSL confirmed QSOs can be included in the DXCC stats and new country info.
I upload to LoTW and eQSL, but only want LoTW confirmed QSOs to be counted.
How can I do this?
I have successfully changed to using an external MySQL database rather than the db that comes with CQRLOG. This is working fine, however when I first set it up I connected to the database using the root user. I now wna tot change to a new user I have created called cqrlog. When I fire up CQRLog it asks for the db username and password, to now saves the cqrlog user I have created but the password seems to be stuck with the origional root password, so each time I start up CQRLog I have to retype the password.
since the version 1.9.1
The function se above give as return follows
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ERROR: : Error executing query: Cannot truncate a table referenced in a foreign key constraint (`cqrlog003`.`log_changes`, CONSTRAINT `log_changes_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`id_cqrlog_main`) REFERENCES `cqrlog003`.`cqrlog_main` (`id_cqrlog_main`))
--------------------------------------------
du you have a idea why???.. in the version 1.9.0 this all run
ufb...
73 de Hans
We have new testing version available for download. I've created both 64bit and 32bit versions.
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160306_amd64.tar.gz
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160306_i386.tar.gz
CHANGELOG:
Hi everyone,
I'm still a noob when it comes to Linux. I have been using CQRLOG on a Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon PC for about 2 months. In my set up, I have a dual boot PC. Windoze 7 and Linux Mint, as I'm sure MANY others have the exact same set up too.
Hi!
Just trying to get my old log into CQRLog, but can't do it.
There is no "IMPORT" under "File" or anywhere else.
Beginner in CQRLog and been working whith Ubuntu on and of.
Now there have been some time seens I used it (Ubuntu).
Running Ubuntu 15.10 and CQRLog 1.9.0
Please help, Howto?
I am running the latest cqrlog beta on Ubuntu 14.04.
Now I installed wsjtx 1.6 and tried the new wsjtx remote feature in cqrlog.
I seems to work, but I can not find out what the "workflow" is supposed to be.
cqrlog is configured to get all possible data from wsjtx.
cqrlog displays "wsjtx connection" above the call sign and switches to offline mode.
If I answer to a CQ, the call sign of the called station is appearing in cqrlog, name and other info is fetched from the call book, same way as manual callsign entry.
Could it be possible add automatic action to eqsl cfm? When I download data from eqsl, confirmations could be seen in dxcc stat. I know, that ARRL does not accept these confirmations, but that's their problem. For me, I accept them. Like Qsl Received E.
Hello!
As requested by PA1SBM, I open here a new topic.
My ts 590s doesn't talk with cqrlog or fldigi...I tried everything possible but no way...
I have on my pc linux mint 17 and cinnamon.
What can I do?
73 Remo ik1maf
First part of the log:
cqrlog --debug=1 >> log.txt
160227 21:45:38 [Note] /usr/sbin/mysqld (mysqld 5.5.47-MariaDB-1ubuntu0.14.04.1) starting as process 3762 ...
rig_open: error = IO error
(cqrlog:3758): GLib-CRITICAL **: Source ID 11 was not found when attempting to remove it
We have new testing version available for download. I've created both 64bit and 32bit versions.
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160225_amd64.tar.gz
http://www.cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20160225_i386.tar.gz
CHANGELOG:
In eQSL it is possible to add a comment which will be printed on the eQSLCard. (Tnx fer nice QSO" etc)
Is it possible to upload the "Comment to QSO" field to eQSL for that purpose?
Today this field is populated with comments from qrz/HamQTH containing messages regarding a callsign (QSL-info in QRZ.com).
This info could be populated to "Comments to Callsign"
The "Comment to QSO" field could been left empty until I filled something in.
I filled in the membership page in preferences and noticed that only the first membership shows up in the award column in the QSO list. If I select a QSO that I know is a member of one of my groups, the award column is blank in the QSO list, but, it shows up in the View QSO window. Thanks.
73 - Dave - k8hw
IN PREFERENCES I HAVE THE HAMQTH.COM SITE ACTIVE BUT THE BUTTON TO OVERWRITE EXISTING LOG DATA IS UNCHECKED. WHEN A NEW LOG ENTRY IS STARTED THE CORRECT NAME LIKE BILL IS FLASHED FOR A SECOND AND THEM WILLIAM FROM HAMQTH.COM IS OVERWRITTEN IN THE NAME FIELD.
THE OVERWRITE BUTTON I REFER TO ABOVE IS UNDER THE QSO TAB IN PREFERENCES AND LABELED:
Always overwrite info from previous QSO with callbook data
I HOPE 1.9.2 WILL FIX THIS ANNOYING PROBLEM.
73
BENNY K5KV
Hello Petr!
I compiled a new (1.9.1) version.
I used an old cqrlog.cfg file when I run it.
A message Database upgrade crashed with this error:
: Error executing query: Duplicate column name 'upddeleted'
has appeared. CQRLOG worked but I could see nothing in DXCLUSTER window
Then I downgraded to 1.8.1 (previous) version but error message still remains/ DXCLUSTER doesn't work too. Deletion of cqrlog.cfg has no effect.
Where to dig?
73! Andrey
I'm brand new to CQRLog. When I look at the WAS statistics they are all blank. If I enter a new call the WAS statistic is there. I have compared an old entry with the new entry and can't see what that problem is. All the other statistics seem to be working. Does anyone have any ideas?
73, Dave - K8HW
I now have everything working properly using CQRLOG, except for SLOW response with only one thing. When I select a packet spot with my mouse by using either the Band Map window, or by selecting directly on the DXCluster window, the main logging window information updates immediately with all the correct information from the DX spot. All fields auto populate correctly as well. The only thing is, it takes anywhere from between 30 seconds to a minute and a half for the radio to update, change band, mode and frequency.
Using CQRLOG, I've got everything working properly, except for the xplanet utility program.
The program loads at CQRLOG startup and the packet spots populate correctly in the packet window and on the band map window and even on the xplanet globe. The only problem is that the entire globe of the earth is solid white. The spots show up at the correct locations and do update as new spots come in, but the map of the world is missing.
Linux Mint 17.2 cinnamon (32 bit).
Any thoughts?
73, Bob, WG9L
This is perhaps one of the best linux software out there for any ham radio user. I have been successfully using it in my shack for the last 3 years in Ubuntu.
I have been exploring the use of a portable system using a raspberry pi 2. I attempted to use Laci's download of 1.9.0 and everything seems to have installed correctly with all of it's dependencies
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