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CQRLog doesn't kill rigctld

Submitted by kk4ggl on

I am unsing 1.53 (tarball verson) under opensuse 12.1.I have "Run rigctld when program starts" checked.Rigctld does start, but when I exit CQRLog using the File --> Close menu, rigctld is not killed.
This an example of checking for running processes after CQRLog exits:
32404 ?        S      0:00 /usr/bin/rigctld -m 313 -r /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT232R_USB_UART_AH01D7H3-if00-port0 -t 4532
I amnot sure what other info you might need. If you'll let me know I'll try to get it to you.
 
Thanks

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Database crash

Submitted by g4sgx on

Hello,
After using this software for many months only TWO things annoy.
 
1) On closing it does not save the window settings to keep 'Always on top', I have to re- click the 'window on top' setting every time I start the program.
 
2) Pretty much every day at some point, I click on a bandmap spot and I get an error message saying theres a database error and I can either click OK top carry on and 'risk data corruption' or Cancel to close the program. I always have to re-start the program, as art that point from then on the cluster/bandmap does not work.

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FLdigi QSO start time

Submitted by WB4ES on

Currently it seems that only the QSO end time is being pulled from the FLdigi log, and that time is being used for both the start and end times in CQRlog. The start time is in FLdigi's log as well, and should be pulled from that log when the other information is. It's not as big a deal with short QSOs, but with a longer QSO it can mean the difference between LoTW QSLs working or not working.
 
There's a thread about this in the "open discussion" forum, but it really belongs here.
 

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log clear - 1.5.4

Submitted by iw3hli on

During some database tests, I have erased it from file -> open or create new log -> utils -> clear log.
Now I have ADIF automatic backup file, but import didn't work because QTH profiles are blanked. I recreated the profiles, but qso are imported in a unique profile, even if all profiles data is stored adif file.
There is another way to restore my data without ADIF file splitting by hand?
Thank you
Stefano

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Version # in binary archive still 1.5.3

Submitted by k5tri on

Hi,
I just re-installed my machine with openSUSE 12.3 and after the packages found on software.opensuse.org did not work properly (floating point error), I downloaded the binary archive.
When I installed it and started CQRlog, it showed version 1.5.3 instead of 1.5.4. Now given that I had already installed 1.5.4 from the other repository I had the MASTER.SCP file which is not present in the binary archive.
73 Mike K5TRI

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Kubuntu Precise - CQRLOG from PPA could not read my.cnf

Submitted by DL3LAR on

Hi,
Today, I was trying to install CQRLOG on Kubuntu precise 12.04.01 AMD64 bit.
Somehow it alwas ends up with an error on my.cnf, which is from the scratch a 2 byte file.
I tried to chmod it to 666, but then, the error says something like ignoring globaly writable my.cnf.
I also tried "/usr/share/cqrlog/cqrlog-apparmor-fix" with no better result. Somehow, I'm lost to get CQRLOG running .... 
Any hints ?
vy 73, Rolf
 
Here's the terminal screen output:

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spots listed via sh/dx should not appeare in the bandmap

Submitted by om0xa on

Hi,
 
in version 1.5.3, probably in 1.5.4 too,  is problem described in the topic.  When I do "sh/dx some_call"  and this call was active 2 weeks ago,  I have in the bandmap call, which is not actually on the band. When I do "sh/dx some_prefix", then "sh/dx some_other_prefix" and so on,...    dx cluster returns  some spots from history, and I have bandmap full of callsigns, which are not on the band yet, but were sometimes in the past.
 
TNX,
Duro, OM0XA

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