[REL] rFactor2 Log Analyzer ver. 2. With offline and league Championship Manager

Justifier, that is a known old bug/feature of rFactor. Not r2la problem. r2la needs all <driver> tag data to be present in xml for all drivers and in that situation rFactor does not put that data in xml file. You can re-check this, if <driver> data with <lap> time data is present for all drivers, but not visible in r2la, send that log(s) to me.
I know that is inconvenient, but can not do anything. Probably the solution is to not use "restart weekend" and to allow for session to end it self.
Thanks @Nibo, so I am guessing the xml is not easily fixed? Will ask the drivers not to 'restart weekend' until after the practice session finishes which sound like should sort the issue. Cheers.
 
Thanks @Nibo, so I am guessing the xml is not easily fixed? Will ask the drivers not to 'restart weekend' until after the practice session finishes which sound like should sort the issue. Cheers.

Yeah, it is a known issue. In our league we have a message to never Restart the Weekend and instead go to Next Session to keep all the stats.
 
EVENING all for the love of god can someone help me out i had this running live awhile ago and members could see it.. i stopped using it for a little bit and now it wont work again... i have all firewall rules set up on server and my router ports are open im using noip to mask my address iv fully done what i did before and i cant for the life of me get it to work again any assist would be great
many thanks
 
Try what mate IV tried 0.0.0.0.. were yours shows your IP address I get nothing just 3 options 127.+.+.+ And 0.0.0.0 I had it working fine last year and now IV changed nothing just rebooted it up and it's broke.
 
jonno, what version of r2la are you using? You can try latest one or older ones (2.058.45, 2.1.027, links are on the first page here).

0.0.0.0. works for some as a default IP. If its not working for you, I don't know, I think maybe something changed in your ISP or network config.

You can try to bypass that setup window. Open your r2la.bat file in text editor and make it look like this. Google "my IP" and put it instead of 127.0.0.1 there:
Code:
cd web2py
start web2py.exe -a password -i 127.0.0.1 -p 8000

Save and run r2la.bat.

All web2py command line options are listed here - http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/04/the-core?search=command+line#Command-line-options
 
jonno, what version of r2la are you using? You can try latest one or older ones (2.058.45, 2.1.027, links are on the first page here).

0.0.0.0. works for some as a default IP. If its not working for you, I don't know, I think maybe something changed in your ISP or network config.

You can try to bypass that setup window. Open your r2la.bat file in text editor and make it look like this. Google "my IP" and put it instead of 127.0.0.1 there:
Code:
cd web2py
start web2py.exe -a password -i 127.0.0.1 -p 8000

Save and run r2la.bat.

All web2py command line options are listed here - http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/04/the-core?search=command+line#Command-line-options
I'm running an older version 1.8 I think I'll give newer ones a go 1st and get back to you..
 
Unfortunately I don't know why that happens. Something specific to your network or ISP config. You can try to do what I wrote about r2la.bat file.

And you can try 2.058.45, 2.1.027 also.
 
can i ask weree it says password i take it i can change that to an actual password

start web2py.exe -a password -i 127.0.0.1 -p 8000
so i can do
start web2py.exe -a bobthebuilder -i 127.0.0.1 -p 8000
??
 
I fixed it after alot of faffing about I ended up deleting my router ports for it and putting them back on the excact same as they were before I deleted it and it worked.. absolutely no idea why or how it worked but it did lol
 
emd86, if this is online session and it is not log file from hosting server, but from client, then its how rFactor (LMU) xml logging works. Only server host xml files have tire and fuel data.
If this is your offline session log, then it should have tire and fuel data, maybe some bug/glitch in LMU, not sure.
 
emd86, if this is online session and it is not log file from hosting server, but from client, then its how rFactor (LMU) xml logging works. Only server host xml files have tire and fuel data.
If this is your offline session log, then it should have tire and fuel data, maybe some bug/glitch in LMU, not sure.
It's a weekly online session from LMU. So it is what it is... right?
 
Hi @Nibo ,
Is it possible to determine from the rF2 logs whether a driver used ESC on the track or inside the pit lane? If this information is available in the logs, do you think it could be added into your rF2 Log Analyzer software in a future release?
 
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