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Hello, I'm running YAAC ver 160 on a Linux Mint laptop. I recently did the upgrade to build 160 and it went off with out a hitch. I went to the plugin upgrade menu and tried to install the

next beta build#160 of YAAC ("Yet Another APRS Client"), created 2020-Nov-27 downloadable from https://www.ka2ddo.org/ka2ddo/YAAC.html or https://sourceforge.net/projects/yetanotheraprsc For those

I believe I have fixed your water issues with Pamlico Sound and the like. Try updating your maps from my server and see what you see now. Andrew, KA2DDO author of YAAC

oops!? You are correct, it is YAAP 159.? Sorry about that. Fred

Thanks for reminding me of that little twist. There is no good technology that some <censored> individual can't turn to evil. However, the website you suggested isn't raising flags from the same AV

I hope it didn't really say "YAAP 1590" instead of "YAAC 159", because that definitely would have been a hacked version. I just downloaded from SourceForge, and it's bit-for-bit identical with the

Hi. Maybe a false positive. Try submitting the file(s) to the virustotal website ??? https://www.virustotal.com/gui/ and see how many (if any) other AV tools spark on it... It's also not unknown,

Hi Andrew, I believe it was SourceForge and it was " YAAP - version 1.0-beta 1590(16-nov-2020)", what I am now using as test site (WK1F-3) Fred

Hmmm... which other site did you download it from? And what build of YAAC did you end up downloading? That's really suspicious, as there are only two authorized sites to get YAAC from, that are

This happened to me also. I'm using Avast antivirus software Ver 220.9.2437 (build 20.9.5758.615). YAAP - version 1.0-beta 1590(16-nov-2020) Winversion - 2004(OS build 19041-630) It occurred when I

Greetings, all users. There may be a problem, not with YAAC, but with the AVG AntiVirus tool. I have received a report from a user that he couldn't run YAAC. It turns out his YAAC.jar file was gone.

ERROR Can’t find YAAC upgrade program

This is odd. What is the exact text of the error message (including any stack traceback)? If you have the YAACDistro.zip file, then the file is there. Why it wasn't able to proceed has to be for some

You have two separate questions here. 1. APRS-IS is _not_ accessed via HTTP, so HTTP proxies won't work for it. Support for SOCKS5 is provided, but has never been tested (I don't have a SOCKS server

Is there any way to configure YAAC to use proxy servers for APRS-IS or map tiles? I'm using it in a fairly restrictive environment where external access is only allowed through (filtering) proxies.

Not quite enough. Like I said, to import maps yourself, you need to raise the Java heap limit to at 2048m, preferably 3072m; 1024m isn't enough. Note you don't need this for normal YAAC operation;

Hello, Thank you for the quick response.O.K. here goes. I'm running Windows 10 on a laptop with 6 gig's of ram. I don't run any other apps such as Office or Firefox while running YAAC. I'm running ver

I clicked on update ...after downloading I got a message stating the update ?file could not be found. ?I checked the YAAC directory and saw a new file ?YAACDistro.zip. ?How do I manually update

Greetings. What kind of machine are you running YAAC on? Due to the various buffering and indexing tricks the importer does to keep from overheating the motors on your disk drive, your computer needs

Hello, I'm trying to update my maps. From within YAAC I download only the maps for the New England area. (Not the whole country.) When I go to import the map I get "Java heap memory too low" error. I