Geocaching Australia

Ahhh. Of course. I believe the archive feature has been turned back on at GCA so let's see what happens.

Once GCA gets the archived log it will happen automagically.
Thanks riblit

Arrrrrrrgggggggh

Well, if you're going to be in the generous tidy up mode when you return ( :D ) then you might also waste some time looking at all of the caches that have been deemed 'Temporarily Unavailable' for say, more than 12 months. There's a truck load o'em. Out of the top 50, the 'youngest' one hasn't been ...

1. it allows people to upload caches with "smart" waypoint names from GSAK. we will need to fix that because otherwise the database will keep getting polluted You're not wrong. I certainly wasn't expecting any " in a wpt, yet there they are so they hosed the graphs :-( I've made a fix so they'll no...

Oh OK. If you only have a few then try this one. Download the GPX file for each cache you need logged. Load that into GSAK. Repeat. Create a GPX file for the caches you need. Load that GPX file up using the log wiz. Your logs will be blank if you follow the instructions above and only create the GPX...

Do you use GSAK?
The instructions for creating a GPX file from GSAK are up there and you can restrict the logs to only yours.

You may need to check whether the rewrite engine gets loaded when Apache starts. If it doesn, you're laughing, if not then you might bneed an alternative without the mod_rewrite process. Create a file called phpinfo.php and place it in the root directory of your site. In that phpinfo.php file includ...

Shared Server More than just your domain (website) runs on the same webserver. From your DNS I believe you are on a shared server. httpd.conf The configuration file for Apache. Apache is webserver software. It's the thing that serves your data to the world. Generally the only time you can get to the...

Here you go i!. http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/explain.php I'm a little nervous about this as I don't know what sort of performance and bandwidth is going to go along with making this available, but I suppose I'll never know until we try it out. For the time being I would appreciate i...

http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Rewrite_rules This should send you in the right direction to get the nicer looking URL's. If you are on a shared server without access to httpd.conf then you should read the section dealing with .htaccess methods under the heading Using a rewrite rule in a .htaccess fi...

Thanks guys. Yep, I realised that after I'd done some exhaustive testing and then found out I had a typo :oops: You may have noticed a large(ish) spike in your bandwidth around 10:20 tonight. That was me getting the cron job set up and tested. I should have only tested it on the smaller files but I ...

Ignore me. I was being a doink. I can get what I want without anything new.

I have one request. In order to grab the stats pack files I need to visit the page and click on the link. This would be to ensure that the data you grab is the latest data. ie. The file is generated in real time rather than a static copy. This prevents me from automating the process to export the da...

Thanks.
Return to Sender seems to be right, so I'll assume the others are as well.
Great turnaround on the request.