CQRLOG - bugs

dx cluster

Submitted by pa3drl on

When i start CrLog the first time then it is not possible to use the ALT/` to make a DX spot on the cluster.
When i shut down cqrlog and then start cqrlog for the second then ALT/` works nice.

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log scrolling comes to an halt

Submitted by IK0OKY on

Hello and first of all thank you very much for your program and all the efforts to keep it running.
I would like to report what, in my humble opinion, might be a bug. I use CQRLOG version 1.5.0 with Ubuntu 12.04. When I scroll the qso list with the mouse wheel or with the page down button, after a while it stops and I get this warning window:

AutoInc Fields are read-only.
Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Cancel to kill the program

It happens with logs containing around 7.000 qsos as well as with the one having less than 2.000 qsos.

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esc esc crashes cqrlog

Submitted by la4vga on

Hello, I am running ver 1.4.1.
If I use ctrl-o and bring up the qso-list-window.
Then I select any qso to view or edit.

If I then close the qso-list-window before typing esc-esc to clear the main-window,
it will crash.
It is not so if you keep the qso-list-window open when I press esc-esc.
Ctrl-F2 does not have this error.

Something from the console says something about "focus":

select * from cqrlog_common.qslmgr where (callsign = 'SV1CQN') and (fromDate <= '2012-07-23') order by fromDate

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Unable to Export Log Data

Submitted by N2ATB on

Ever since updating Ubuntu 12.04 to the latest kernel (3.2.0-26-generic-pae) I have been unable to manually export my log data in ADIF or HTML format. The Auto-backup feature still works and will export the entire log in ADIF format when the program is closed. Is anyone else having a similar problem and is there a solution?

73,
Tony (N2ATB)

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CQRLog not playing nice with FLDigi

Submitted by KC9KHT on

I have two problems. The first is that in CQRLog, now that I enabled TRX Control, I can't seem to turn it off, even after changing all of the preferences for it back to default.

The second problem is that when I start FLDigi in remote mode from CQRLog, CQRLog is not letting fldigi take TRX control. When I start FLDigi on it's own, it works fine, but if CQRLog is open at all, CQRLog takes rig control.

Any ideas?

OS: Ubuntu 10.10
Rig: Yaesu FT-990
CQRLog Version: 1.4.1
Fldigi Version: 3.21.45

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Editing frequency

Submitted by ZL2APV on

This is not strictly a bug but a behaviour which I think could be improved. It will only occur with logs not linked to your radio's frequency data via serial cable or udp connection.

With more precision allowed with the frequency it may contain enough digits that the significant number scrolls out of the left hand side of the edit box leaving only the decimal point showing.

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Callbook & expected operation of "Database update"

Submitted by k0skw on

I'm wondering if I've found a bug in "Database update" or if I'm not using it correctly.

Okay, here's what I'm doing. I'm importing an ADIF file with a handful of QSOs from another logging program (JT65-HF). These QSOs don't have names or qth's on them. To have CQRLOG go out and find the names from HamQTH, I go to the Callbook menu, and select "Database update".

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Bring back speed, dtr, etc for rigctrl

Submitted by kb2ing on

My old version had settings where you could set the speed, etc. I know I can dig around and find those settings and pass them along, but the old version used to have them right there, and with the new version, my rig locks into TX if I don't set the DTR correctly (which the old version did)...

I think lots of people wouldn't think to set these things since they aren't right there in the setup window... took me a half hour to figure out what my problem was after troubleshooting (because I went through all of that years ago when I got my rig)...

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