Nico;

  This is in reference to PSXT v10.9.2

  I'm trying to find the park_airport.xml file so I can determine where PSXT is parking different airlines around the airport and set up a custom GSX profile.  The park_airport.xml file is not being written out for the current airport as it was before--has it been moved from the PSXT\airports folder?

  Also, I had gate g6 at LGKR designated in the my_park_airports.txt file to reserve the spot, and when I arrived there, PSXT had another airplane parked in the spot.

Regards

 

8 hours ago, Bob Scott said:

 The park_airport.xml file is not being written out for the current airport as it was before--has it been moved from the PSXT\airports folder?

Hi Bob,

No, nothing has changed in 10.9.2 with respect to \airports\park_airport.xml. 

If it is not there there then probably PSXT did not succeed to download the file from the web server. Check for a "failed to download" message in your Log.txt.

Another possibility is that the file is not available at the web server and PSXT reads your dummy, empty airport .xml fle from \airports\my_thirdparty. In that case there is no park_airports.xml written. You can check that in \airports\my_thirdparty. If you see the airport file with extension .txt it is available on-line, if the extension is .xml it is a dummy.

8 hours ago, Bob Scott said:

  Also, I had gate g6 at LGKR designated in the my_park_airports.txt file to reserve the spot, and when I arrived there, PSXT had another airplane parked in the spot.

Then the reservation failed. Was the reserved gate g6 indicated in the UI? Check for messages about processing your my_park_airports.txt file in the  Log.txt

Also check if g6 is really in the airport file, case sensitive.

Regards,

 

Edited April 20, 20251 yr by kiek

Thanks Nico.

When I went looking for the log file, it was the log written before 10.9.2 was installed.  Turns out when I installed the 10.9.2 update, it installed PSXT to a different (C:) drive and none of the config files I had set up were there (nor the log file, for that matter).  Reinstalled to the old folder and now working again.