Re: importing logfile from MixW2

I'm in a somewhat similar situation.  I use LOG4OM for logging.  It saves files in SQLite format.  fldigi saves
files in ADIF format. Other than save up a bunch of log entries and export them as ADIF which can then
uploading them to LOG4OM, I do not see any way to send individual log entries in real time to be entered in my
logging program.  Am I correct?

Art K0AY

--- In linuxham@..., w1hkj <w1hkj <at> ...> wrote:
>
> jerome wrote:
> > Dear Wizards:
> >
> > I'm trying to add my old MixW2.log file into fl_logbook. I exported
> > the MixW2.log -> MixW2.adi . The format looks identical to the
> > fldigi.adif file and so, not finding any import menu items in
> > fl_logbook, I tried: 
> >   
> Try the "File/Merge" menu item Jerome.  Let me know if you are 
> successful or not.  If you are still having problems you could send me 
> your adif file and I will return a lgb file.
> 
> Dave, W1HKJ
>

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Newbie Fldigi question

The documentation says that it is possible to log to an external logging program.  I do not see where to do
this.  Where do I make this change?  Also, am I on the right board to ask these questions?

Thanks

Art
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fldigi <WX> macro bug?

[CTDXCC] Review of ARRL Trusted QSL (tqsl) version 1.14

On May 20th, I posted a review of the new Trusted QSL version 1.14 on eHam but may have messed up the upload.  The
following is a copy

http://www.eham.net/reviews/review/119383

Over the 2013 Dayton Hamfest weekend, I was able to download, install and use a preview of the ARRL Trusted
QSL (tqsl) version 1.14 from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/trustedqsl/files/TrustedQSL/v1.14/. The page has versions for
Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. I only tested the OS X version. Per the LoTW web page
http://www.arrl.org/logbook-of-the-world tqsl v1.14 was scheduled to be available on May 20, 2013;
however, this may slip 10 days to allow time for some final tweaks.

When I was in the software business, the golden rule for a new software release was a new version should let
the users do exactly what they used to do but give them some options to do some things different. For
existing ARRL LoTW users who are used to tqsl v1.13, the updated Trusted QSL (tqsl) version 1.14 works just
the same. When you launch the new update, you will notice under the File menu there are two user options: 

The option to "Sign and save..." works the same as used in tqsl version 1.13 where you select the log file to be
signed and the file is saved in .tq8 format to your hard drive. You then manually upload the digitally
signed .tq8 file to the server via the LoTW web page or send the file as an attachment to an email message
address to . 

The "Sign and upload…" option is the new addition. When you select the "Sign and upload..." option, you
select your log file and the tqsl app applies your digital signature and uploads the log to the LoTW server
all in one-step. This is a one-step option should make LoTW easier to use for some users.

I tried both options and they worked FB. I feel sure there are a number of under-the-hood improvements but
the updated tqsl application does what is expected. It applies your digital signature to log files for
upload to the LoTW server. 

Check the ARRL LoTW page for availability the of Trusted QSL version 1.14.

73 Dick, AA5VU
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RxID & TxID

ubuntu 13.04 and fldigi/flrig

I have had fldigi and flrig running for quite a few months now.

About a month ago, I did a fresh, clean, install of Ubuntu 13.04  (I had 
been doing upgrades ever since ubuntu 08.04, but the recent changes in 
Ubuntu 12.04, 12.10 and 13.04 made my system quite instable, so I 
elected to "start all over".)

Every thing has been working relatively well (don't like Ubunty's unity, 
but that is another story)  including FLDIGI/FLRIG

On Friday, May 17 a ubuntu software update broke things...

Now FLDIGI will not start, and if you start it from a terminal session  
you get the following messag:
bill <at> WB4ALM-07:~$ fldigi
fldigi: error while loading shared libraries: libportaudio.so.2: cannot 
open shared object file: No such file or directory

I have verified that the referenced program exists...
...and I do not know what to do now.

Here is some additional inforation:

bill <at> WB4ALM-07:~$ locate libportaudio.so.2
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libportaudio.so.2
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libportaudio.so.2.0.0

bill <at> WB4ALM-07:~$

 From Synaptic Package Manager
fldigi  3.21.72.1~kamal~raring  3.21.72.1~kamal~raring
flwrap 1.3.4-2                 1.3.4-2

bill <at> WB4ALM-07:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID:    Ubuntu
Description:    Ubuntu 13.04
Release:    13.04
Codename:    raring

bill <at> WB4ALM-07:~$ uname -r
3.8.0-21-generic

Anybody have some ideas?

/s/ Bill Turner, wb4alm

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fldigi and flrig

Can you setup fldigi and flrig to open and close at the same time with one click of mouse button on Ubuntu 13.04

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Newbie question on Fldigi CW.

I'm setting up Fldigi.  The instructions do a good job but one thing escaped me. How do I set it up to work a
station who is listening say +2 khz higher than his transmitting frequency?

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Cabrillo & FQP (Fla QSO Party)

My Cabrillo logs to the FQP  robot were repeatedly rejected due to an incompatible header.

Here's the message I got from one of the FQP administrators: 

"FLdigi software doesn't generate a "header" (entry category, name, address, etc) that is compatible
with the cabrillo standard"

The administrator was able to "fix" my header on his end, but how do I address this header problem? 

Thank you.
Dave 

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Frequency display problems with fldigi [3 Attachments]

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Folks I have following configuration:
Elecraft K3
Ubuntu Studio Kernel 3.5.0-28-lowlatency 64 bit
fldigi 3.21.71
quisk 3.6.9 -- used to display LP-Pan2 spectrum
cqrlog 1.5.5
rigctl Hamlib 1.2.15.3

The attachments show my configuration in fldigi and cqrlog.

The problem is initially all seems to be working, but soon the flidigi
frequency display shifts back and forth between the actual frequency and
2000. I've played with the retry interval and the delays but nothing
seems to solve the issue. This happening whether I have quisk running
or not. The frequency on cqrlog remains correct and manually changing
the K3 VFO temporarily restores the correct freq. I have actually had
3 kernel panics while shutting down these
programs. Any thoughts greatly appreciated.

73,
Jack (W0FNQ)

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Re: qsstv and Signalink USB configuration

On 17 May 2013 at 22:00, linuxham@... wrote:

> ______________________________________________________________________
> Re: qsstv and Signalink USB configuration
>     Posted by: "Holger Schurig" holgerschurig@... dh3hs
>     Date: Fri May 17, 2013 5:14 am ((PDT))
> 

One thing I found with QSSTV, it needs quite a bit of signal level fed 
into it to sync and decode, but when it does, it does a grand job, 
running well on an Acer One netbook, with Lubuntu.

Those bar graphs, are not "Level" indicators as such.

73.

Dave G0WBX.

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