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Post by Dutch Owen on Jul 1, 2010 10:10:32 GMT -5
If you are one of the ones who has a problem with the airport rebuild function not building all the airports, the new release has a new set of logs that should help me determine where in the program the problem is occurring.
To send the logs to me, run the rebuild and then go to the FSCaptain\Config folder, zip up the two files 'Buildlog.txt' and 'Rebuildlog.txt' and send them to me at dutch@fscaptain.net - I know this is the second call for logs but the new logs have more information in them now.
Let's get this vexing bug fixed!
Dutch
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Post by Travis on Jul 1, 2010 23:25:49 GMT -5
Dutch,
Thanks for the update. I haven't had a need to rebuild my airport database since first starting, but I've picked up a few Euro-based fields over the past month. After I install FSC 1.1.2 tomorrow, I'll go through the motions and see what happens.
Just as a precaution - if my airports file doesn't turn out ok - would a simple restore of my current airport.cfg from a backup keep me in business?
Regards,
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Post by darem on Jul 2, 2010 0:45:40 GMT -5
Sent you mine now. Only 3436 airports built.
When it runs for the first time, it runs a minute or more. The second time, i runs 5 seconds.
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Post by Dutch Owen on Jul 2, 2010 20:24:28 GMT -5
Travis, yes a backup would be fine. Actually, airports don't usually need to be rebuilt unless you've added an airport that isn't in the standard release. Just replacing an airport with an updated one doesn't require that you rebuild the database as long as the airport is in the same place.
Darem, that's fairly normal behaviour -- once the source databases are loaded into Windows memory it doesn't have to access the disk to get them so a 2nd rebuild is lightning fast compared to the first one.
I've gotten several logs from people so far and they are very helpful!
Thanks all
Dutch'
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