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Comet Missing

Posted: 07 Jul 2007, 21:18
by Captain Pugwash
just looked through the stats( at cbfs ) after my flight and noticed a section in red saying comet missing. checked flynet and we are now down to four comet's and not the five we used to have.

Posted: 07 Jul 2007, 21:21
by DaveB
Tks Dave. I'm not sure what the hell we can do about it as Konny is on holiday (or at least out of town) :roll: Hopefully, JP can get it back when he's off his hols. Tks for letting us know :wink:

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Posted: 07 Jul 2007, 21:26
by Garry Russell
Familiar story :think:

Garry

Posted: 07 Jul 2007, 21:31
by DaveB
Yes indeed :roll: Having read the homepage again, it seems Konny and crew are away in Australia until September. I only hope we still have a fleet by then :worried:

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Posted: 10 Jul 2007, 21:37
by RAF_Quantum
Hi guys,

G-APMA is now back on the fleet. We had to buy her back from the VA that had 'acquired' her and we shall seek compensation from FlyNET upon Konny's return.

Rgds

John

Posted: 10 Jul 2007, 22:14
by DaveB
Tks for that John. It does seem rather unfair to have ones aircraft stolen than (later edited to THEN) have to buy it back!! Thank goodness the VA concerned were unprepared to fly stolen property!! :wink:

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Posted: 10 Jul 2007, 22:20
by RAF_Quantum
Hi Dave,

I think there's more to it than meets the eye.

Rgds

John

Posted: 11 Jul 2007, 00:59
by DaveB
Undoubtedy and I know of one VA who are already actively looking for another host. It's impossible to say if any 'alternative' would be better as where 'Joe Public' is involved.. the law of averages states that the more you have.. the more 'bad apples' you'll get :roll:

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Posted: 11 Jul 2007, 01:29
by Chris Trott
Well, that VA is looking for another host because of other reasons than missing airplanes and the glitches that really amount to few-and-far between if we're to believe the lack of reports on them. Yes, it sucks that there are issues, but it seems that most of them are due to the current host and not the programming itself. When Konrad and Claudio get bakc, Justin, Geoff, and I are going to push them to move FlyNET to a new server because it seems to me that when we had a period with no Error 500s we had very few problems with crashes, missing airplanes, and the like. Now that we're having them again, we're getting the issues again, so it leads me to believe that the problem is sourced with the scripts being run getting interrupted mid-cycle than errors in the scripts themselves.

Posted: 11 Jul 2007, 02:39
by DaveB
That's a logical assumption Chris :smile:

John does have Konny's ear to some degree whereas I do not. I don't frequent the FlyNET forums and don't get involved with 'tittle tattle'.. much the same as I go about my day-to-day real world life. With this in mind, John will most certainly have his finger firmer on the pulse than I ever will and although I will voice my concerns to him.. unless he advises that enough is enough at FlyNET, we will continue as normal :wink:

While on the subject of normal.. what has been normal for me is, and has already, changed.. with particular reference to my VA flying. I've had a great run and a lot of satisfaction out of the 1300-odd hours VA flying I've done this year and it's time for me to back off a little. No more 'Most Hours' or 'Best Rating' for me as I think it's time to see someone elses name up there for a change. I've not retired.. far from it.. just reallocated the hours elsewhere for a while :wink:

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