Is anybody using cqrlog with the new Yaesu radio? If so I would love to know your settings...

Regards,
Blair
ki4yy

Hello,
first of all many thanks for CQRLOG which is an excellent logging program. After having installed the 1.58 version as soon as I launch it I get this warning:

"It looks like apparmor is running in your system. CQRLOG needs to add this :
@{HOME}/.config/cqrlog/database/** rwk,
into /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.mysqld

You can do that by running /usr/share/cqrlog/cqrlog-apparmor-fix or you can add the line and restart apparmor manually.

Click OK to continue (program may not work correctly) or Cancel and modify the file first"

Hi the software es great, I have been using until today.

Now when I start the app, the following message is shown, "List index(4) out of bounds. Press OK for ignore and risk data corruption. Press Cancel to kill the program" . I have done click on cancel, but the app hungs up. After a few attemps I did click on OK. Nothing happens. Finally I did click on File -> Open or create new log and in the Utils button I did click on Repair log database. The following message was shown: "Done, tables fixes".

I know the development of the contesting log has started, but would it not be easier to make a contest mode for CQRlog?, When I participate in a contest, I have a second log set up called contest, and I log that way, then merge the log into my daily log, and save the file for future use, like putting into fldigi and converting it to the format that it needs to be for uploading etc, what I am saying is why reinvent the wheel, when you can just tweak it a bit. I dont know if this is a good idea or not.

Hello Petr!
Have you any intention to work cqrlog with remote DataBase(s)?
X-ssh is the way but it needs a serious bandwidth. It isn't a way for slow internet connection.
Thank you!

Hi, EXcellent software, use it all the time BUT I have a problem in that if I leave my PC for any length of time unattended over about half an hour, when I get back the program has locked up, I cannot switch it off and I have a message telling me my 'MYSQL server has gone away'.
I normally have to switch the computer off at this point to re-start CQRLOG.
My internet access is often on and off but this shouldnt affect local SQL server.
I'm at my wits end and about to go back to a lesser program, but one I can rely on to not crash every now and again

I recently came across a windoze (runs ok in WINE) utility from WD5EAE that logs into your eQSL account and downloads al your received QSL images from both your inbox and your archive.

This set me thinking, that this would be a brilliant addition to the CQRLog download eQSL feature. If CQRLog as part of the eQSL Download could create a folder on the CALL_DATA folder for each QSL received and name the downloaded image qsl_call_front.jpg that would take away the pain from many people who have far more QSO's in eQSL that I do and be a unique feature for eQSL.

It would be neat to have a "frequency limiter" to prevent out of bounds transmissions. If the software made a noise and threw up a warning if the radio left a preset list of boundries that would be good enough for me.

Thank You!
Spencer

cqrlog 1.5.7 os:debian testing/jessie(x86), doble click in band map, and nothing happens!

moved to open discussion forum

About once a day - every 8-10 hours of use or so, the rigctld process dies- wonder if anyone else is seeing this?

It actually doesn't die, per se- it becomes a Zombie, waiting for I/O to complete before its parent process (cqrlog itself) can kill it.

I'm running Fedora 14 (!) and CQRlog 1.5.5. FT897 and a Prolific USB/serial adapter.

It's not a show-stopper but a mild annoyance- wonder if anyone else sees this or if it's just me...?

The ADIF <DXCC> field appears to be missing from the ADIF log export. The ADIF backup file however does have <APP_CQRLOG_DXCC> but stores the DXCC entity prefix. I think <DXCC> should be added to ADIF exports to contain the numerical DXCC number as called for by the standard.