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Hamlib project recent actvity- sf-robot added abotterell to the Ham Radio Control Libraries project 06 Mar 2014
- n0nb changed the public information on the Ham Radio Control Libraries project 06 Mar 2014
- n0nb made 1 file-release changes 06 Mar 2014
- n0nb changed the public information on the Ham Radio Control Libraries project 06 Mar 2014
- n0nb changed the public information on the Ham Radio Control Libraries project 06 Mar 2014
- Hamlib Git commits
- Quell warning from MinGW on setting CM108 pttbitnum 16 Feb 2014
- Add paramater checking, serial port flush, buffer clear, and additional debug output 09 Feb 2014
- Add support for Flex6K radios 09 Feb 2014
- Support for Flex 6K SDR radios, plus some fixes for easycomm 09 Feb 2014
- Merge IC-756 Pro III fix from Bill, G4WJS 03 Feb 2014
- Document need for zlib for 'configure' 13 Dec 2013
- Restore inclusion of libusb.dll 11 Dec 2013
- Clean up build system, fix test programs 11 Dec 2013
- Use Automake conditionals for G313 build 23 Nov 2013
- No longer rely on pkg-config for libusb 31 Oct 2013
- Ham Gadgets
- ID-O-Matic III firmware V1.04 20 Feb 2014
- Phone number change coming 20 Feb 2014
- ID-O-Matic III firmware version 1.03 19 Jan 2014
- Why do kits cost what they do? 19 Jan 2014
- ARRL
- Industry Canada Rolls Out Updated Ham Radio Question Pool, New Exam Generator
- The K7RA Solar Update
- KickSat CubeSat to Deploy Smallest Earth-Orbiting Satellites
- Michigan Ham Promoting Civilian Conservation Corps Special Event
- 2014 Preparedness Summit to Highlight Importance of Amateur Radio
- CQ Names New Advertising Manager as Publisher Shifts Gears
Category Archives: Software
An SQL query for unique SKCC numbers in CQRlog
As a follow-on to the MySQL server spawned by CQRlog article, I present a nice bit of SQL for your amusement. This query is based on the storage of SKCC numbers being in the award column and in the format … Continue reading
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Accessing the MySQL server spawned by CQRlog
Since version 1.0.0~alpha1 CQRlog has used the ubiquitous MySQL database. By default MySQL is used as an embedded database and the individual databases are stored under ~/.config/cqrlog/database/ This is all well and good and has the advantage of removing the … Continue reading
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