When I enter a US station on the correct address appears in the callbook box, but the state and county are not updated and the DXCC state is per the call district (number in the call) rather than the true state from QRZ

I'm using Ubuntu 10.10. I installed cqrlog_1.0.0~beta1_i386.deb from scratch.

When I go to do an ADIF import using Utils->Configuration->Import... The only file type I can choose in the file browser (bottom Right) is ".ini". All my ADIFs end in .adif or .adi. Should I just rename them?

Thanks!
-David

when you select the auto search in qrz.com
If the name or address contains "Tilde" or "Orthographic Accent '(example: João, José, Mylène) calls example: FM4NB,PU3JHJ
not shown in the window callbook.
Names followed by a hyphen (-) shows XH
example calls: FM1AG,FM1HN

I'm using 1.0.0 alpha 2

When cqrlog does a system call, the kernel gives it the time essentially in UTC.

However, something in the delphi/lazarus implementation underlying cqrlog converts it to localtime, and then cqrlog converts it back to UTC - wrong after a daylight savings time change.

I am sick of losing a few hundred LOTW confirmations on each DST change due to cqrlog doing this idiotic wrong conversion.

Why can't it just get UTC time directly from the OS and do everything in UTC?

Is Delphi/Lazarus so broken that only localtime is supported and not UTC?

Hi Petr,

I am doing some testing on 1.0.0 Alpha. I noticed when I exported my log from 0.96, the state, lotw_qsls and lotw_qslr fields were not exported to the adif file! Please have a look.