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The most recent 'XCSoar v7.44' (no git hash, prod build?) 'attack' was 3 days ago, from a user in Oregon with Ziply Fibre. On Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 8:31 ...

Actually with some deeper analysis I have tracked down the origin further. It was your device @CazYokoyama ! 313,000 requests from 19-21st. Do you have an xcsoar.log or can you...

When this is (hopefully quickly) fixed please bump the user agent again to 7.45, so I can block all the older user agents.

https://github.com/zinuzoid/XCSoar/issues/40

After a lot of fruitless hours attempting to debug this, all I can say is it is still an issue as of today.

Can do - the spec was historically vague and later tidied up so there's a lot of pseudo-compliant files out there, would you like only strictly valid files or dubious...

CUP files collected just from my computer, not guaranteed to be technically valid, but all "real" files being actually used. [cup.tgz](https://github.com/GPSBabel/gpsbabel/files/15344471/cup.tgz) Spec: https://downloads.naviter.com/docs/SeeYou_CUP_file_format.pdf CUPX files (an extended format of cup,...

For the strictest validation, there is a python library aerofiles that checks very rigidly (https://aerofiles.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/seeyou.html) For more 'general-purpose' validation, I can manually test files across broadly used software (SeeYou Desktop/Cloud/Navigator,...

As it was worked well for many people. I think the only reason no one else noticed yet is distros stable releases lagging behind. On Fri, May 17, 2024 at...