Two In-flight crashes

MyActive AirSource (MyAAS) is the program used by AirSource members to record their flight time. Requires Microsoft Flight Simulator and (free) version of FSUIPC. MyAAS 2 is programmed by AS 201 Joe Hamilton, and is always being reviwed for new features.

Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 01 Jun 2012 09:47

Joe

I'm currently doing a bid flight from KBFI-YBBN and using MyAAS2 just to test it over a longer distance and time and refuelling stops given it's a 3-leg flight.

About 4 hours into the first 6 hour sector, MyAAS2 crashed:

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I was able to restart it fine and it continued to display on the AAS Map.

I had a repeat of the crash just as I taxiied clear of the runway in Lihue. I didn't bother restarting as I was stopping for a refuelling stop anyway.

I've posted my MyAAS2.db file in my Dropbox

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS 2 Tom Little » 01 Jun 2012 11:01

Mark, I noticed this morning that the website was down - I am not sure how long it was down for but I wonder if Joe has put in any error checking yet in case if the website is down?

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 01 Jun 2012 23:29

Thanks for the attempt Mark (actually was going to let one run overnight tomorrow night myself, just to test). I was hoping, but I guess not. I'll have a look at things and see where the problem lies (hopefully). Sorry these things keep happening to you. On a plus note...you keep proving that the flight backup is working. By the way, what FS version do you use and what aircraft were you using? also... active-sky (or similar)?

@Tom - yeah, I check for a valid connection first before I send anything. Might just wrap it in a try/catch block and do nothing on error just in case (live feed). I think it might be a memory management issue. Gonna scan through the flight code tonight/tomorrow night and see what I can find.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS 2 Tom Little » 02 Jun 2012 00:31

A HUGE thank you Joe - and of course Mark for testing. Wish I had more time but things are tight right now. I barely have time to do regular site maintenance. I know Joe is considering opening up testing to a wider audience, but probably not until this [slight] issue is resolved.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 02 Jun 2012 00:55

HI all

Joe, no issues it happening to me because at the end of the day, testing is all about finding these things before general release, especially when we have a membership who have in the past taken these things quite personally and made demands that makes me wonder why anyone would spend time programming, especially without compensation.

I was flying in FSX with the PMDG NXG 800, up to date service packs, AS2012 latest release. Also running on my FS PC was FS FlightKeeper, FSRealTime and TOPCAT. I have FSUIPC 4.8 and was connected to FSInn on my laptop via WideFS for flying on VATSIM. Windows 7 64 bit.

Tom, the website was up for all but about 10 minutes of my flight. I had a browser tab open with the AAS Map for my flight with an auto-reload running every 5 minutes and only once did I see it not load.

I'm very lucky that yesterday was the first day of my leave from work and I'm not due back until 02JUL, so except for a week in NZ visiting my mother, I have plans to do a fair bit of flying so happy to do testing. If I lose a flight here and there, it's all cool because at the end of the day, I've had a ton of fun flying it!

What sort of wider audience are we thinking?

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 02 Jun 2012 01:53

Gotta love vacations. Hopefully I can get this figured out quick.

Probably just looking at maybe 5 people. Just to get some more test flights going.

Just over 2 hours into a flight (no plan just flying straight, default 747 no addons). No issues yet. Hopefully when I get up for work myAAS2 is crashed (fingers crossed).

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 02 Jun 2012 02:10

AS201 Joe wrote:Probably just looking at maybe 5 people. Just to get some more test flights going.

Then maybe some of the more frequent fliers from our SDO, CDO groups so that we can offer them some reward for their hard work.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 02 Jun 2012 15:22

Same thing again on the last two sectors.

I clicked on End Flight and File PIREP. Got the 81 Flight Points message.

Flight didn't record in my logbook and yet when I reload MyAAS2 there are no flights available in my plan book, yet it's still booked out to me, only with other flights I have completed.

The flight recorded the correct time of 17.1 hours:

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I went to the temporary PIREP page and there's nothing there to load:

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New database file uploaded to my Dropbox.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 02 Jun 2012 23:21

Looking at your database shows you have 3 flights waiting to be uploaded to the server. File->Upload Flights

Same thing again on the last two sectors.


Crashing again?

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 03 Jun 2012 00:48

Hey Mark-
New version posted (06-02). *Hopefully* will fix the crashing issue.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 03 Jun 2012 03:19

Thanks Joe

AS201 Joe wrote:Looking at your database shows you have 3 flights waiting to be uploaded to the server. File->Upload Flights

DOH! Why didn't I check that...

However, presented with the following when I try to upload them:

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 03 Jun 2012 04:11

Ok, those three flights have been uploaded. If you don't have any more flights flown either delete the database and restart or do a reset database from the maintenance menu. If you have more flights flown post the db and I'll get those uploaded. You had two different versions of flight reports in there (that was the problem).

Go ahead and go to the webpage to finish the pirep process.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 03 Jun 2012 04:20

Awesome, thanks Joe, appreciated...

All worked fine. Nice work as always.

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS201 Joe » 03 Jun 2012 04:21

Not a problem, hopefully I got that crash fixed too

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Re: Two In-flight crashes

Postby AS380 Mark Richards » 03 Jun 2012 04:24

I'll let you know later in the week as I hope to do a ton of flying this week.

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