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2013-09-29 03:12:40 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
Clock issues of this nature in the past can be attributed to the time/date settings on the local computer which may include the wrong time zone selected even if your clock "reads" correctly
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2013-09-29 10:12:52 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
iomkiwi, looking at your picture I can see that the wind slider is at 22:22utc but the dashboard clock is 23:22utc.

One hour difference might be because of some daylight saving time changes which I think happen at during saturday/sunday nights at these times, could this explain the problem?
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2013-09-29 11:16:44 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
As already reported on 24 September, the guest boat appears to have acquired sailing privileges during races.

The DevtDudes are looking into why this has occurred!

In the meantime, I can manually de-activate the boat so that it can never steal a ranking from a SOLer!!

THANKS kroppyer - who has pointed out that it is the Classic Client allowing this to occur.
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2013-09-29 15:07:29 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
The Boat Polar link in the Race "Helpful Links" (blue tab) is still linked to sailport.se and needs to be corrected.

SOLer knockando60 just reported this:

"knockando60 14:27 Depuis quelques jours, impossible de télécharger les polaires au format csv depuis l'onglet Helpful Links, Boat Polar."

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2013-09-29 17:42:53 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
The problem with guest being able to register a boat is not a new one, and thus it is not a problem with the transition.
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2013-09-29 18:36:17 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
Markku

The guest boat is not meant to have sailing privileges - it was set up by Aaron as part of the "Welcome" process so folks can look in to SOL and see what we are like.

At most it can probably be allowed to sail in practice but definitely not (like sol boat) in races.
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2013-09-30 20:16:13 - Re: POST-TRANSITION ISSUES
The boat polar link should now work if you first refresh the client by doing reload of the page your browser.

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