Stuck network aircraft

Started by RodBearden, October 18, 2008, 10:59:52 AM

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AirNav Development

Can you all confirm all is Ok now? We believe it is.
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Allocator

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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?

AirNav Development

Did you restart the application?
If not stby 2 hours as we are debugging this in detail.
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Allocator

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 :-)

RodBearden

Rod

AirNav Development

We know that stby. :-)
We are working on it.
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AirNav Development

Situation should be 100% corrected now. Waiting for our users confirmation.
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RodBearden

All my stuck aircraft have flown away now.

Thanks Dev!

Rod
Rod

Terry

Seems fine now,will monitor for a while,but super job AirNav,well done!

                   Regards Terry.

AirNav Development

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.
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Terry

I think everything is Honky Dory again,no sign of sticky aircraft,Super job,well done.

                  Regards Terry.