I'd like to see a way to enter the propagation mode for each QSO and include this in any ADIF export. Setting a default PROP Mode may be useful also for Six Metre operators during the Es season ;-)

cqrlog installed from AUR - https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cqrlog/

Has error:

rw6mr ~/abs/cqrlog $ cqrlog debug=1

**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****

After upgrading to Ubuntu 13.04 and installing CQRLog 1.5.6 I cannot get the rig control to talk to my Icom 746Pro, even after adding myself to the dialout group. All port parameters are set to default except the serial rate which is set to 19200 (same as the rig). Here is the output when opening CQRLog in the terminal:
mark@mark-desktop:~$ cqrlog
**** DEBUG LEVEL 0 ****
130624 11:53:04 [Note] Plugin 'FEDERATED' is disabled.
130624 11:53:04 InnoDB: The InnoDB memory heap is disabled
130624 11:53:04 InnoDB: Mutexes and rw_locks use GCC atomic builtins

I am not sure if anyone here will be able to help me, but I am trying to get CQRLog working on my Arch install. After installing it via the AUR, the program opens perfectly fine. Once I try to open a log, I get an error window that pops up and simply says "B, and the command prompt spits out this:

Hello,

currently I'm using cqrlog 1.5.2 an an old Suse 11.4.

Now I want up update the Suse system (on fdisk level!!).

What files have I to backup so I don't loose any data or configuration stuff ?
What must I do to restore on the newly installed system ?

My logfiles are mysql in ~home/.config/cqrlog/database/cqrlog002.

Jürgen

Space bar key press won't make the jump from QTH to GRID.
This is convenient to populate VHF contacts. Even if it takes 5 consequent key presses, it is way faster than mouse pointing.

Or make the GRID appear earlier in the list, as most of the contacts *only* need CALLSIGN and LOCATOR info to be logged. (RST is auto 59, FREQ and MODE is auto from CAT, NAME just when QRZ.COM won't autofill...). So it ideally could be CALLSIGN -> SPACE BAR -> GRID -> ENTER [done]

Thank you,
Eduardo

Moin,

2 1/2 years ago I installed cqrlog from the binary distribution, because there was no distribution package for Debian (or I wasn't able to find it).

Anyhow: I want to install the version 1.5.2 from the ppa-ham-repository now. The question is: can I just copy my previous logfile /opt/cqrlog/log_data/cqrlog.fdb to /home/dd0ul/.config/cqrlog?

Is it just this single file? Or do I have to expect trouble because of a changed file format or so?

Thanks and 73 de dd0ul, Michael

Hello,

if you use cw keying mode (F12) you see that spaces between two words are ignored. So instead of 'vvv testing de dl4uny' the program is sending 'vvvtestingdedl4uny'. But if you send it directly to cwdaemon via netcat spaces are included. Also with the CW-function key spaces work just fine. Is that just a bug?

73
Andre, DL4UNY

The ADIF standard calls for the field to contain a numeric code that relates to the DXCC Entity or country. CQRLog puts the country Prefix in the field instead e.g. "G" instead if "223".

While this is very user friendly for some, it can cause problems for others. This data is in the log in the ADIF field.

What I'd like to see is an option in the Preferences -> Export Tab that allows the selection of country code (numeric) or country Prefix to be inserted into the DXCC field when exporting to ADIF files.

When applying a filter if I choose ...

Sort by: = Date + time
Group by: = Call

I expected all like call signs grouped together and sorted by date but this is not the case. Could someone please explain what output I should get from this.

What I am trying to achieve is to group by call and sort by date for qsl export. It seems that simply sorting by call is all I need to do and the last sort which is by date and time still applies but I would like to be sure.

73 Graeme ZL2APV

... what is ist, and what does it do?

this is a "new window" and i don't have any idea, what it is.

I should apologize for the broken band map function in last two versions (1.5.5 and 1.5.6). I do not write the code, I maintain the country files, QSL routes database and some of membership lists. Also, I designed many options, including the band map. The original idea came from the TR Log by N6TR (DOS contesting program) - the band map window should display band and/or mode (selectable) filtered spots from the cluster accompanied with the own spot list which is used to store call signs and frequencies to which you want to return (unsuccesful calling etc.). Until ver.