Nasty Network Flights problem

Started by RodBearden, May 15, 2008, 03:57:43 PM

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RodBearden

Hi - Just turned on the computer and got a problem with network flights - closed down RB and restarted, problem persists.

Many Flight ID's are showing ine the ModeS column, Altitudes are showing in the Flight ID column.

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HELP!

Rod

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Rod

Allocator

Rod,

We've seen this before when the AirNav server had a bit of an off day - I've had RB running for an hour since I got home and the Network flights look OK now.  How's it looking at your end?

Maybe AirNav are looking at the photo downlad issue?


Allocator

Forget what I said, the problem still exists.



AirNav Support - Help!

RodBearden

It's still happening to me too - I wonder if a radarbox somewhere is sending duff info to the server.

I do hope it isn't going to corrupt any databases - I don't expect it will, as it's only showing on network flights, but the relationships between databases seem to be a bit unclear to us (at least, to me), so fingers crossed!

AirNav - anything to report??

Rod
Rod

AirNav Support

Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

RodBearden

It's all gone very quiet round here - any news, AirNav? I've still got the problem.

Rod
Rod

Allocator

I guess that they are taking an in-depth look :-)

AirNav Support

Server is fine but its being sent wrong data from one our test builds of RadarBox. We will rectify it, please bear with us.

It should only affect a certain amount of flights in that RadarBoxes range that its sharing.
Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

RodBearden

Blimey - I guessed right!

Perhaps you could just stop it sharing data until you fix it, AirNav :-)

Then again, - just a thought - perhaps a validation routine on the server might help.

Rod


Rod

RodBearden

Problem gone away - thanks guys!

Rod
Rod