Weird Airport Database Issue

phpVMS Legacy Support (v2/v5)
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We just updated to 1.2.700 over the weekend and today when I went to add some airports to the database, I found this at the top of the list:

I know I didn’t add it nor would anyone who has the access to that. It has no ICAO code and when I try to edit it, it doesn’t change anything but does verify the edit.

I don’t know if this appeared when we did the update or if its a security issue, but I thought I’d check to see what might have caused this. We don’t fly there, so I’d like to change it. Why I am unable to edit it is what scares me.

2

Yes, I can add new airports and edit all the airports with ICAO codes, this is the only one that’s stuck.

3

It is missing a key (ICAO code)  I don’t think it can be edited from within the script.  I have one entry that was somehow added, and I can not edit the ICAO code for that one either.

4

You can’t edit it by accessing the table manually from the control panel?

5

Put EETN in as that is the ICAO for Tallinn Airport. Then you should be able to delete it.

Cheers

Dan C

6

That’s weird.

Try editing it through phpMyAdmin

7

Put EETN in as that is the ICAO for Tallinn Airport. Then you should be able to delete it.

Cheers

Dan C

Putting in its ICAO code didn’t help, I’ll have to try what Nabeel said (now if I could only remember my PW LMAO). I’ll update y’all on what happens.

8

I’ve fixed this bug in the source, it’ll be in the next beta/release.

Not sure why it happened in the first place, but for now just edit the ICAO in phpMyAdmin and you should be set.

Sorry!

9

Thanks, it worked editing it in the admin.