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Originally posted by lpaxi765 June 20, 2026
Hi everyone,
I wanted to ask if it's possible to permanently log from Fldigi in a different way.
By enabling in Fldigi Logbook -> Connect to server and then in Configure -> Save Config, this setting remains until the next Fldigi restart. However, you'll have to start Qlog first and then Fldigi. If you do the opposite first Fldigi and then Qlog, this setting will be disabled without any alert from Fldigi, and during activity QSOs will not be saved in Qlog but locally.
Another problem with Fldigi is that with this setting it will not save QSOs locally, which could be backup.
Before Qlog, on MacOS, I used RUMlogNG and didn't have to make any settings in Fldigi because it listened on UDP port 9876, which is also used by other software.
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Originally posted by lpaxi765 June 20, 2026
Hi everyone,
I wanted to ask if it's possible to permanently log from Fldigi in a different way.
By enabling in Fldigi Logbook -> Connect to server and then in Configure -> Save Config, this setting remains until the next Fldigi restart. However, you'll have to start Qlog first and then Fldigi. If you do the opposite first Fldigi and then Qlog, this setting will be disabled without any alert from Fldigi, and during activity QSOs will not be saved in Qlog but locally.
Another problem with Fldigi is that with this setting it will not save QSOs locally, which could be backup.
Before Qlog, on MacOS, I used RUMlogNG and didn't have to make any settings in Fldigi because it listened on UDP port 9876, which is also used by other software.
Thanks