When I was closing down RadarBox last night I noticed a few network flights on the map that were easily in my normal reception range. I turned off the network, started it again, and they were still there, and hadn't moved. I switched off and went to bed.
This morning, I see the same flights are still there, hovering round my house and being bumped into by live flights.
Is this a server problem?
Rod
Looks like a server problem. I've also got at least a couple of stuck network flights AEU156, PGT492, and BMA680. Neither aircraft are visible on the Planeplotter network, but are sitting stationary in Radarbox.
Hi,
A newbie is having the same problem here in Devon. Have had a Globespan flight stuck in the area for the past 2 hours and can't find any way of removing it. Any help would be appreciated.
Flasheart
Quote from: Flasheart on October 18, 2008, 11:30:32 AMAny help would be appreciated.
Only solution at the moment is to turn OFF network flights, until Airnav fix the server problem.
Hi Flasheart - welcome to the forum - sorry it's not in happier circumstances!
Still, AirNav are pretty good at fixing these things - stand by!
Rod
Thanks for the welcome.
This is only the first problem that i've encountered. Otherwise its a great piece of kit and certainly better than the jurassic system we have at work!!
We are investigating, the server may just need a kick :)
AirNav
Have you tried switching it off and then switching it on again? ;-)
Rod
It should be ok now, post if they still appear.
I've just turned Network back on, and I'm still seeing the same 3 aircraft - AEU156 (G-STRF) PGT492 (TC-AAK) and BMA680 (G-DBCH) - stuck over Scotland.
I'm seeing static Network aircraft too:
BCY5008
EIN42R
WZZ119K
BMA97
EZY34X
RYR1127
etc
Give it another kick AirNav :-)
I've still got lots:
BMI1025
BMI2331
BMA97
UAE20
TCX219L
EZY743
EZY72XW
etc
Rod
I`ve got exactly the same A/C frozen as you Rod,either that or all have been installed with V.T.O.L so passengers can hover over their houses and take photos?
Regards Terry.
We are working on it now. We have made some changes to the server. Let's wait for the output. The good news is that with these minor problems properly corrected the server gets more robust each month.
Thats a fair comment ,Thank you for your fast response(as usual) and for the update AirNav.
Regards Terry.
Can you all confirm all is Ok now? We believe it is.
No, I'm afraid not.
I've still got the same aircraft that I listed earlier.
For example:
BCY5008
EIN42R
BMA97
RYR1127
WZZ119K
Maybe they will time out soon?
Did you restart the application?
If not stby 2 hours as we are debugging this in detail.
I deselected Get Flights from RadarBox Network then reselected it.
I've just done a shutdown and restart and it's the same.
If you look about 10 NM NW of WAL (a Locate will find this) you will see BMA97 - when this chaps goes, I think you will have solved the problem :-)
Mine are still stuck.
Rod
We know that stby. :-)
We are working on it.
Situation should be 100% corrected now. Waiting for our users confirmation.
All my stuck aircraft have flown away now.
Thanks Dev!
Rod
Seems fine now,will monitor for a while,but super job AirNav,well done!
Regards Terry.
Ok. That's great news.
Any other problems just let us know.
It important to notice that all the suggestions and minor bug reports are being saved by our team so we can work on them for a future version of the application.
As usual, keep your suggestions coming.
I think everything is Honky Dory again,no sign of sticky aircraft,Super job,well done.
Regards Terry.