CQRLOG - bugs

Cannot connect to the Internet?

Submitted by W4OTN on

Just moved from Fedora to Debian recently and installed CQRLOG version 1.9.0 on my computer.  Since then I've been unable to make CQRLOG connect to the Internet.  It fails to connect to the DXcluster, to upload my logs to Clublog, and to export and import QSL information using LoTW.  I'm not sure why this is happening.  Below is the debug information:

$ cqrlog --debug=1

**** DEBUG LEVEL 1 ****

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Error when you import a file adi

Submitted by ea7tb on

Hello. I've switched to Linux Mint and accidentally delete the log. From my other computer, a MAC, I genredado the adi file to generate the log.Apparently they have been imported without errors, But to review it I realized that all contacts in the working mode was PSK31, PSK63 and imported as PSK125 the PSK. Is an import error? or you have to define a parameter for the correct amount? Regards.

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FT897d

Submitted by G8CCL on

I seem to have a bug on the modes part switching through modes puts cw mode in constant transmit.RUNNING LINUX-MINT 17.2 Mate,or sould I go back to Ubuntu,and.also what happend to the contest version?.
I have used CQRLOG FOR years,lastly how do I MAKE fldigi/cqrlog talk to each other.
regards 73`s Jon G8CCL
 

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Rigctld

Submitted by oh1mrr on

Hi Petr
Cqrlog seems loose connection to rigvtld, when closing radio during night. Sometimes reading from rig can be done, but controlling rig from exsample dxcluster, no way. Information from cluster comes ok into logwriting window, but rig does not cange freq/mode, no matter if i do refres rx/tx control. Only way is, that I close cqrlog and restart it again. When control is lost, I telnet to rigctld port, I can resd freq from there. Using OH1KH dev version of cqrlog.

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tq8 file not being generated for LOTW upload

Submitted by ke0cqf on

CQRLOG: 1.9.0
TSQL: 2.0.3
TrustedSQL library: 2.4
OS: Kubuntu 15.04
 
I recently reinstalled my operating system because of other problems and got CQRLOG installed and running again. The problem is that now I can't upload my logs to LOTW with CQRLOG. Wen I click the button to upoad my QSO list to LOTW, all seems well at first. I see:
 
"Starting export to adif ...
Export to the adif file completed.
File:
/home/ke0cqf/.config/cqrlog/lotw/2015-06-17_18-41-52.adi
Signing adif file ...
Signed ...

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ADIF Export bug

Submitted by K6BSD on

An ADIF export puts the <ADIF_VER> field at the beginning of the file before the header.  The ADIF spec states that:

The ADIF version may be included in the header info as follows: <adif_ver:4>1.00 is included as part of the header specification, an importing program can easily determine the ADIF version used to create the file. Note that this must not be at the beginning of the header info, because < as the first character indicates that there is no header.

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DX Stats on QSO entry window showing 'X'

Submitted by AB9YC on

CQRlog v1.9.0
 
When entering a new QSO for a country which I have QSL's (LOTW, eQSL), the band chart is showing only 'X', even when the entity (the same call!) has confirmed QSL's from LOTW.
 
Looking at a debug dump, (cqrlog --debug=1), the SQL being run is:
 
select band,mode,qsl_r,lotw_qslr,eqsl_qsl_rcvd from cqrlog_main where adif=45 and (qsl_r = 'Q') group by band,mode,qsl_r,lotw_qslr,eqsl_qsl_rcvd
 
I noticed the (qsl_r = 'Q').  Running this statement manually generates no results.  Taking it out produces:
 

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