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Offline database not recognized by the download module when copied manually into the folder
The download module of both the radiobeacon app and the openbmapnlp backend somehow doesn't register the offline database when it is downloaded manually and copied into the corresponding folder. The result is, that the database is deleted and replaced whenever the download button is pressed, even if it is the same database. This behavior is even more fatal, if the offline database has been appended by collected data.
As a consequence, both apps do not show the installed version / date of manually installed databases. However, the manually downloaded databases can be accessed by the apps as they appear in the "select wifi catalog" dialog and can be selected.
I thought the same but there is also your platforms fsync to update content of directories after some delay. You can check it again if its detecting wifi catalog or maps after 'sync' command or simply rebooting.
On February 14, 2016 7:32:22 PM GMT+01:00, jw243 [email protected] wrote:
The download module of both the radiobeacon app and the openbmapnlp backend somehow doesn't register the offline database when it is downloaded manually and copied into the corresponding folder. The result is, that the database is deleted and replaced whenever the download button is pressed, even if it is the same database. This behavior is even more fatal, if the offline database has been appended by collected data.
As a consequence, both apps do not show the installed version / date of manually installed databases. However, the manually downloaded databases can be accessed by the apps as they appear in the "select wifi catalog" dialog and can be selected.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/wish7code/openbmap/issues/118
