Error 248 in 31.17.6

[jcuellar 9]

Hi, version 31.17.5 is working ok, but the latest version shows this error message and shuts down. I'm going back to 31.17.5.

Edited September 6, 2022 by kiek

[kiek 1,224]

No need to go back.

Run it again as administrator and if that does not work, rename parked_updates to updated_airports yourself as a work around.

[jcuellar 9]

Thx. it worked.

[kiek 1,224]

7 minutes ago, jcuellar said:

Thx. it worked.

What worked? As administrator?

[jcuellar 9]

Nope, renaming the folder.

[somiller 694]

15 hours ago, jcuellar said:

Nope, renaming the folder.

Same for me...running as admin didn't work. PSXT created a folder called updated_airports, but all the data was still in parked_updates. I deleted the updated_airports folder, created a new one and copied everything from parked_updates into it, then deleted parked_updates.

[kiek 1,224]

6 hours ago, somiller said:

Same for me...running as admin didn't work. PSXT created a folder called updated_airports, but all the data was still in parked_updates. 

That's weird because the command is rename not create. If that fails it should not have created a new folder ... I'd say.

Edited September 7, 2022 by kiek

[kiek 1,224]

But anyway, the solution in these cases is to rename the parked_updates folder of PSXT in updated_airports yourself.

The Release Notes have been updated,

[ParksAndTech 0]

It also created two folders for me. Running as admin did not fix the issue. However, both folders have two different data sets in it. the updated_airports folder has 33 airport files in the folder, and the parked_updates folder has a snapshot folder and 91 airport files. The airport files in the updated_airports folder have a newer modified date than the same airport file in the parked_updates folder. Should I move the newer files to the old parked_updates folder and rename that folder? 

Edited September 9, 2022 by kiek

[kiek 1,224]

8 hours ago, ParksAndTech said:

 Should I move the newer files to the old parked_updates folder and rename that folder? 

No,

delete all files from updated_airports,

then copy everything from parked_updates into updated_airports.

then remove the parked_updates folder.

Edited September 9, 2022 by kiek

[ParksAndTech 0]

12 hours ago, kiek said:

No,

delete all files from updated_airports,

then copy everything from parked_updates into updated_airports.

then remove the parked_updates folder.

Thank you!