Geocaching Australia

This thread was prompted by a discussion in another place in the Forum ( http://forum.geocaching.com.au/viewtopic.php?t=8935 ). See the responses to that thread for the background. I was going to reply there, but decided that the discussion didn't belong in that thread. I would value others' comment...

OK, ok - its GCJOM4 No Sign of Romeo. Been there for 3.5 years and only found 9 times. However the log book is nearly full of comments! What <i>really</i> surprises me about that cache is that Derringer hasn't done it! It should be a walk in the park for them! Car-cache-car in three hours? Consider...

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rhinogeo wrote:Do you have any particular <i>icon cache(s)</i> in mind requiring adoption?

Yes I do - but we don't want to do the adopting bit. No way are we going up there again for a maintenance check.

Well? What icon cache?

Ian, <p> Boot into Safe Mode. You'll be able to delete the files in your backup folder then. <p> To boot into Safe Mode: <ul> <li>Restart your computer, and as the computer is booting press and hold your F8 key which should bring up the "Windows Advanced Options Menu".</li> <li><b>Note:</b> With som...

Yes, we should stop gardenbed hides as well as ... In rocks (crushed fingers). You've got my vote on that one! Geez, I hate 'em in rocks! :lol: However, my objection to garden bed caches is the potential damage that will occur, not the danger of needles. Needles can be found anywhere, and I have ev...

The Cache was Click Click ... Dont Walk. (I must say that the cache owner in this case "Emma" has done exactly this and removed the cache) I wouldn't be too effusive with the praise for making the cache safe. One of the very early DNF logs reported needles in the area, and "Emma" unceremoniously de...

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ideology wrote:just for reference we assume the URL you are using is
http://geocaching.com.au/stats/caches/?&y=2006

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Correct.
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Cheers,
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dak

ideology wrote:is this working now?

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Sorry, but it's still not working:
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Warning: pg_exec() [function.pg-exec]: Query failed: out of memory for query result in /home/geocaching/svn/gca-prod/include/gca_database.php on line 73

Still getting this on the cache stats page: <p> Warning: pg_exec() [function.pg-exec]: Query failed: out of memory... which cache stats page? can you please give an example url? G'day, <p> Certainly. Here is an example: <p> http://geocaching.com.au/stats/caches/?&y=2006 <p> Here's how to get there:...

Still getting this on the cache stats page:
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Warning: pg_exec() [function.pg-exec]: Query failed: out of memory for query result in /home/geocaching/svn/gca-prod/include/gca_database.php on line 73
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Any idea when this will be fixed?
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Cheers,
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dak

I got a free upgrade, but I paid the $25 anyway.
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For me, the ability to create my own keyboard shortcuts was worth the upgrade fee on its own.
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Cheers,
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dak

348783.94 miles (561313.35 kilometres) (Excludes locationless and known travelling caches)
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I couldn't resist fixing the spelling error (traveling -> travelling).
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Cheers,
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dak

Congratulations to Mary and David on reaching 3000 finds. You are truly an inspiration to us all. <p> You inspire some of us to become better cachers.<br> You inspire some of us to hide decent caches.<br> You inspire some of us to respect others' opinions.<br> You inspire some of us to try to catch ...

Not sure what a DAST map is, . . . DAST means DiscoverAus Streets and Tracks--the version before DiscoverAus Topo. <p> I'm a bit surprised that the base map comes into play when you zoom out. How do you know when the base map turns on and DiscoverAus Topo turns off? Does the XL tell you somehow? <p...