I would build out different station profiles () for each callsign or activity. ?Then you can easily switch between them. ?
For LoTW is a little different you may need to filter based on callsign or something else to upload them correctly. ?I typically just make sure to upload to LoTW real quick before I switch profiles, then I can choose the appropriate location defined in TQSL.
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On May 26, 2025, at 3:46?PM, PY2ZA - Junior via groups.io <py2za@...> wrote:
I have multiple calls (effective, competition, special and old).
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In other logs I separated them by database, in Qlog, what is the appropriate way to separate them?
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I am changing them through the fields [Logging Station Callsing] and [My Gridsquare].
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Is this correct? Will I be able to manage LOTW (I haven't used it in Qlog yet)?
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
Hello Roy,
It is good and bad news. The good news is that it is working after installing Flatpak. The bad news is that I cannot understand when the problem can be. Both packaged DEB and Flatpak use the same password service.? I tested several settings in the distribution you mentioned - I have installed it in a virtual machine. And I did not notice the behavior you described.
Thanks for your response. The "Password and Keys" app was installed
and I was able to run it. That didn't seem to make any difference. I
removed the DEB package, installed Flatpak and the Flatpak QLog
package. Everything seems to be working properly now. 73
Roy KW4G
On 5/26/25 8:11 AM, ok1mlg via
wrote:
I tested the same distribution as
you and didn't notice any issue with password settings.
Check if you have the "Password and
Keys" application and can run it. QLog uses the external service to
store passwords under Ubuntu. It is possible that you have it
blocked or not working somehow.
Regards
Ladislav
DEB package.
Roy KW4G
Sebring, FL USA
On 5/26/25 2:49 AM, ok1mlg via wrote:
How did you install the QLog - flatpak or
DEB package ?
I have been using QLog for a while. I just
installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2
and QLog on my computer. When I go through the setup
process and add, say Clublog, with the password and
click on save the process seems to hang up. If I
close out of it the password is not saved. This
happens for all of the services that I enter a
password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem
mentioned before. I have looked through the messages
on the board and can't seem to find it. Sorry for
the repeat, but I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks.
?
Roy KW4G
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I have multiple calls (effective, competition, special and old).
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In other logs I separated them by database, in Qlog, what is the appropriate way to separate them?
?
I am changing them through the fields [Logging Station Callsing] and [My Gridsquare].
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Is this correct? Will I be able to manage LOTW (I haven't used it in Qlog yet)?
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
Thanks for your response. The "Password and Keys" app was installed
and I was able to run it. That didn't seem to make any difference. I
removed the DEB package, installed Flatpak and the Flatpak QLog
package. Everything seems to be working properly now. 73
Roy KW4G
On 5/26/25 8:11 AM, ok1mlg via
groups.io wrote:
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I tested the same distribution as
you and didn't notice any issue with password settings.
Check if you have the "Password and
Keys" application and can run it. QLog uses the external service to
store passwords under Ubuntu. It is possible that you have it
blocked or not working somehow.
Regards
Ladislav
DEB package.
Roy KW4G
Sebring, FL USA
On 5/26/25 2:49 AM, ok1mlg via wrote:
How did you install the QLog - flatpak or
DEB package ?
I have been using QLog for a while. I just
installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2
and QLog on my computer. When I go through the setup
process and add, say Clublog, with the password and
click on save the process seems to hang up. If I
close out of it the password is not saved. This
happens for all of the services that I enter a
password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem
mentioned before. I have looked through the messages
on the board and can't seem to find it. Sorry for
the repeat, but I would appreciate any advice.
Thanks.
?
Roy KW4G
?
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
I tested the same distribution as you and didn't notice any issue with password settings. Check if you have the "Password and Keys" application and can run it. QLog uses the external service to store passwords under Ubuntu. It is possible that you have it blocked or not working somehow.
Regards Ladislav
DEB package.
Roy KW4G
Sebring, FL USA
On 5/26/25 2:49 AM, ok1mlg via
wrote:
How did you install the QLog - flatpak or DEB
package ?
I have been using QLog for a while. I just installed a
fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2 and QLog on my
computer. When I go through the setup process and add, say
Clublog, with the password and click on save the process
seems to hang up. If I close out of it the password is not
saved. This happens for all of the services that I enter a
password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem mentioned
before. I have looked through the messages on the board and
can't seem to find it. Sorry for the repeat, but I would
appreciate any advice. Thanks.
?
Roy KW4G
?
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
DEB package.
Roy KW4G
Sebring, FL USA
On 5/26/25 2:49 AM, ok1mlg via
groups.io wrote:
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How did you install the QLog - flatpak or DEB
package ?
I have been using QLog for a while. I just installed a
fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2 and QLog on my
computer. When I go through the setup process and add, say
Clublog, with the password and click on save the process
seems to hang up. If I close out of it the password is not
saved. This happens for all of the services that I enter a
password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem mentioned
before. I have looked through the messages on the board and
can't seem to find it. Sorry for the repeat, but I would
appreciate any advice. Thanks.
?
Roy KW4G
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
How did you install the QLog - flatpak or DEB package ?
I have been using QLog for a while. I just installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2 and QLog on my computer. When I go through the setup process and add, say Clublog, with the password and click on save the process seems to hang up. If I close out of it the password is not saved. This happens for all of the services that I enter a password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem mentioned before. I have looked through the messages on the board and can't seem to find it. Sorry for the repeat, but I would appreciate any advice. Thanks.
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Roy KW4G
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
Hi Roy,
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? Since it seems to lock up, I would start QLog from a terminal window. When QLog locks up, see if there are any error messages printed to the terminal. debug may need to be enabled - not sure.
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HTH
73 - Paul - N9GXA
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Re: Settings won't save passwords
I’m not very familiar with Linux but is a message chain and it talks a little bit about password storage requirements on the different versions of Linux. Or wiki here: Supported Secure Password Storage- Linux: LibSecretKeyring, GnomeKeyring, Kwallet4, Kwallet5
- Windows: Windows Credential Store
- MacOS: macOS Keychain
Good luck.
Michael, AA5SH
I have been using QLog for a while. I just installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2 and QLog on my computer. When I go through the setup process and add, say Clublog, with the password and click on save the process seems to hang up. If I close out of it the password is not saved. This happens for all of the services that I enter a password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem mentioned before. I have looked through the messages on the board and can't seem to find it. Sorry for the repeat, but I would appreciate any advice. Thanks.
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Roy KW4G
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Settings won't save passwords
I have been using QLog for a while. I just installed a fresh copy of Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04.2 and QLog on my computer. When I go through the setup process and add, say Clublog, with the password and click on save the process seems to hang up. If I close out of it the password is not saved. This happens for all of the services that I enter a password for. I seem to recall seeing this problem mentioned before. I have looked through the messages on the board and can't seem to find it. Sorry for the repeat, but I would appreciate any advice. Thanks.
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Roy KW4G
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Let me inform you that the new QLog release v0.44.1 has been completed.
Changelog:
- Fixed Rotator Widget SegFault for new users (issue #666)
Changelog:
Wiki Changelog:
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Re: entering qso manually : time, qrg etc....
Hello
Thank you for answer.
Yes you are right and I do apologize, I use it now and it works fine.
Thanks
73 Richard
Hi!
Did you select this before manual enter QSO?
On 08.05.2025 22:48, Richard, F5RUE via groups.io wrote:
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Hello
I try to enter new qso at the end of the day.
Impossible to set correct "Time On" , remains current time, same for date as well, impossible to modify it.
Impossible to set Rx AND Tx frequency : for example RX 7.133 MHz reverts to 0000 MHz when entering RX freq.
Any idea ?
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73's Richard F5RUE
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KUbuntu 24.04
Qlog 0.43.1
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Let me inform you that the new QLog release v0.44.0 has been completed.
Changelog:
- [NEW] - Activity Manager - Added SKCC, UKSMG and FISTS as Dynamic Fields
- [NEW] - QSO - FISTS, SKCC, and UKSMG are auto-filled from MembershipQE (issue #628)
- [NEW] - Rotator - Added QSO destination needle (issue #644)
- [NEW] - QSO Detail - Adds grayline and short path (PR #653 @kyleboyle)
- [CHANGED] - Rotator - Needle colors correspond to the online map (issue #644)
- Fixed TCI cw_macros must contain RigID (issue #663)
- Fixed TCI setKeySpeed sets keyer and macros speed (issue #663)
- Fixed Data mode missing in rig control window - rigctld (issue #660 @aa5sh)
- Improved DXC Mode detection
- Updated Simplified Chinese translation
Changelog:
Wiki Changelog:
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Re: entering qso manually : time, qrg etc....
Hi!
Did you select this before manual enter QSO?
On 08.05.2025 22:48, Richard, F5RUE via
groups.io wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Hello
I try to enter new qso at the end of the day.
Impossible to set correct "Time On" , remains current time,
same for date as well, impossible to modify it.
Impossible to set Rx AND Tx frequency : for example RX 7.133
MHz reverts to 0000 MHz when entering RX freq.
Any idea ?
?
73's Richard F5RUE
?
KUbuntu 24.04
Qlog 0.43.1
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entering qso manually : time, qrg etc....
Hello
I try to enter new qso at the end of the day.
Impossible to set correct "Time On" , remains current time, same for date as well, impossible to modify it.
Impossible to set Rx AND Tx frequency : for example RX 7.133 MHz reverts to 0000 MHz when entering RX freq.
Any idea ?
?
73's Richard F5RUE
?
KUbuntu 24.04
Qlog 0.43.1
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Re: Incorrect characters encoding showed
Thank you very much for the clarification.
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Regards.
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Re: Incorrect characters encoding showed
Hi,
There is a simple answer to this. ADI format supports only ASCII characters. If some software exports UTF8 characters in ADI fields, it is doing it wrong - see ADIF specification. The only one where UTF-8 characters are allowed is ADX format and only in selected fields marked _INTL. QLog converts non-ASCII characters in non-INTL fields when importing - it is a QLog's feature - It is not an issue of QLog but? an issue of software that ADI with UTF-8 characters generates. pá 2. 5. 2025 v?12:44 odesílatel Víctor J. Sánchez via <vjosesan= [email protected]> napsal:
Hi all,
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I'm trying to import an ADIF file from another log application into QLog 0.43.1 (Linux). The file exported previously is generated in UTF8 so I can read tilded words fine. When I imported into QLog wrong tilded characters are showed at last in NAME and QTH fields (I'll try in other fields like COMMENT or COMMENT_INTL). I've looked into SQLite database and tilded characters are swaped by its non-tilded equivalent despite I think the SQLite database is in UTF8 encoding.
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Thanks.
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Incorrect characters encoding showed
Hi all,
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I'm trying to import an ADIF file from another log application into QLog 0.43.1 (Linux). The file exported previously is generated in UTF8 so I can read tilded words fine. When I imported into QLog wrong tilded characters are showed at last in NAME and QTH fields (I'll try in other fields like COMMENT or COMMENT_INTL). I've looked into SQLite database and tilded characters are swaped by its non-tilded equivalent despite I think the SQLite database is in UTF8 encoding.
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Thanks.
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ok1mlg, great solution! Thanks!
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There is a program called adif_merge that will do this for you nicely.
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1. Export all of your contacts from QLog.
2. Collect all or any other ADI files that you want to include
3. Run adif_merge on all of these ADI files
4. Starting with an empty logbook in QLog, if you want (delete your entries with all those dupes), import the result file into QLog
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This works, of course, for any logging program and not just QLog.
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HTH, 73,
Dave KZ1O
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Roy Jackson