Hi. I have found that in the satellite mode of the IC-9700 the CQRLog does not behave as it should.

The reason is that the main transmission frequency appears in the Sub section while the reception frequency appears as Main. The frequency that the CQRLog should reflect should be the transmission one (Sub) but, on the contrary, either the CAT does not do it or it directly uses the reception frequency as the satellite frequency (something that is totally wrong).

The git version cloned on May 8 has broken GUI - there is a slider at the right side of DXCC statistics field which does not disappear when the windows size is properly adjusted - it is simply permanent and the table can't be displayed as full regardless of the fact that it is quite small. Previous versions (~ about 1 month old) were OK, unfortunately I can't track the exact date when this first appeared.

https://github.com/ok2cqr/cqrlog/issues/502

Hello all,
I have problems after migration to Ubuntu 22.04 - CQRLOG is hanging. Looks like ther is a problem with the MariaDB connect: "TMySQL57Connection : Server connect failed".
Reinstalled MariaDB (v10.6.7) and CQRLOG.
Any ideas?
Thanks and 73 de SVen, DL2NEW

Running version 2.5.2 (001) 2021-02-12

QSL > LoTW > Import > Download and process data from LoTW website

download proceeds, imports many QSOs, but then reports that 10 QSOs were not found. Produces at lotw_error.txt file which lists the "not found" QSOs but all of the QSOs it claims are not found are indeed in my database.

I don't know how to post an image or I would show you, but trust me, this is the case!

Hi,
I just logged my first QO-100 QSO which happened on 10489.7095MHz. After logging, the cqrlog window states 1,0489.7095MHz, so the comma seems to be on the wrong place. Am I doing something wrong?
cqrlog 2.5.2 (001)

Best 73,
Wolfgang