Data & techie stuff for BAFS 2017
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December 13, 2016 at 4:00 pm #918868
Steve O
ParticipantI noticed that the FS website is showing recent photos.
Please remind us how that happens. Are all photos associated with a Strava ride shown on the website, or do we need to hashtag them?If it’s all photos, is there a way to opt out of having a photo shown on the website?
What about Instagram? Is there a hashtag to use?
Any other instructions or tips about photos on the Freezing Saddles website?
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February 28, 2017 at 6:57 pm #1067073
jrenaut
ParticipantIs Strava down right now? Yes.
Is whatever issue I’m having with the leaderboard definitely and without question due to Strava being down? Yes.
Will whatever issue I’m having with the leaderboard definitely go away when Strava comes back up? Yes.
What should I do while I wait? Go for a bike ride.February 28, 2017 at 7:10 pm #1067075cvcalhoun
Participant@jrenaut 156038 wrote:
Is Strava down right now? Yes.
Is whatever issue I’m having with the leaderboard definitely and without question due to Strava being down? Yes.
Will whatever issue I’m having with the leaderboard definitely go away when Strava comes back up? Yes.
What should I do while I wait? Go for a bike ride.http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/strava.com
February 28, 2017 at 7:41 pm #1067078Caitlin
ParticipantMaybe I missed this somewhere earlier in the thread, but how will we record our rides later today, if it still isn’t up?
February 28, 2017 at 7:46 pm #1067080lordofthemark
Participant@Caitlin 156044 wrote:
Maybe I missed this somewhere earlier in the thread, but how will we record our rides later today, if it still isn’t up?
Strava app will still open (at least on my Android phone) and I think will record the ride (I have recorded offline) but won’t upload the ride to the Strava site until you are back online (or in this case, till the site is up again, I guess). I think.
And IIUC, its actually Amazon Web Services having problems, not just Strava.
February 28, 2017 at 8:00 pm #1067083Caitlin
Participantsweet – thanks! does amazon own strava?
February 28, 2017 at 8:27 pm #1067087Birru
ParticipantAmazon offers hosting services that Strava and other companies rely upon. I use a Garmin to record my rides and Garmin Connect seems to be affected as well.
February 28, 2017 at 9:30 pm #1067094ginacico
ParticipantI used both Strava and MapMyRide simultaneously around 3:30PM. Both seem to have recorded the ride, but as of yet neither has synced to the database. MMR’s site is up at least, but my guess is their back end is hosted by Amazon and affected by the outage.
If anything got recorded during this time, by any app, you should be able to download the ride and upload it to Strava later.
February 28, 2017 at 10:08 pm #1067099Dachs6
ParticipantGarmin Connect seems to be fine. I started cranking about 2:15…my ride was immediately uploaded to GC, but obviously it is not showing in Strava, since Strava is still down. So, go ride, record it, and wait for the server farm issue to be resolved by Amazon.
February 28, 2017 at 10:27 pm #1067101Dachs6
ParticipantIt’s starting to work…but really slowly. Had to manually upload my last ride…and it is taking forever.
February 28, 2017 at 11:18 pm #1067105kwarkentien
ParticipantMy ride immediately posted to Garmin Connect but not yet on Strava. And so we wait.
And the Amazon issue is affecting Arlington County’s website too.
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March 6, 2017 at 1:52 pm #1067378Vicegrip
ParticipantDoh! I noticed today that 9 miles in my Garmin 1000 was happy, awake, in record mode, not paused, giving screen data but the miles were still at 0. :confused: Paused the ride turned it off and on and it started showing miles when I restarted. Looking at Strava and in the Garmin unit’s int history it seems the Garmin went through the motions of looking like it recorded my Sat and Sun sleezy 2.9 mile mouse wheel loop rides while leaving no trace of them.:mad:
First time I have had this one flop on me. Any clever tricks to see if the missing rides are there but not recognized by the system?March 6, 2017 at 3:27 pm #1067386Judd
Participant@Vicegrip 156370 wrote:
Doh! I noticed today that 9 miles in my Garmin 1000 was happy, awake, in record mode, not paused, giving screen data but the miles were still at 0. :confused: Paused the ride turned it off and on and it started showing miles when I restarted. Looking at Strava and in the Garmin unit’s int history it seems the Garmin went through the motions of looking like it recorded my Sat and Sun sleezy 2.9 mile mouse wheel loop rides while leaving no trace of them.:mad:
First time I have had this one flop on me. Any clever tricks to see if the missing rides are there but not recognized by the system?Bob James and I both had issues the past week with the Garmin Edge 1000 not acquiring satellites. (and also some random not turning on issues) Resolved for both of us by upgrading the device software to version 12. I lost a few miles as well (but I have a ride where it looks like I rode straight through the Pentagon). You can get the miles back by downloading a previous similar ride, changing the date in the file and then uploading to Strava.
March 6, 2017 at 3:49 pm #1067389cvcalhoun
Participant@Judd 156375 wrote:
Bob James and I both had issues the past week with the Garmin Edge 1000 not acquiring satellites. (and also some random not turning on issues) Resolved for both of us by upgrading the device software to version 12. I lost a few miles as well (but I have a ride where it looks like I rode straight through the Pentagon). You can get the miles back by downloading a previous similar ride, changing the date in the file and then uploading to Strava.
Just a clarification on this: The file you download is a text file. So you can change the date by opening the file in a text editor (e.g., Notepad), and doing a simple search and replace.
Alternatively, you can change the date on the ride you just downloaded, before uploading the file you downloaded.
However, if you download the file and then upload it, with the idea of changing the date after you do, Strava will tell you that it’s a duplicate file and refuse to upload it.
March 7, 2017 at 12:41 pm #1067432Vicegrip
Participant@Judd 156375 wrote:
Bob James and I both had issues the past week with the Garmin Edge 1000 not acquiring satellites. (and also some random not turning on issues) Resolved for both of us by upgrading the device software to version 12. I lost a few miles as well (but I have a ride where it looks like I rode straight through the Pentagon). You can get the miles back by downloading a previous similar ride, changing the date in the file and then uploading to Strava.
Timely info, thanks. Went to ride home and what do you know, the 1000 informed me that it wanted to update. I said well OK then go right ahead. It is now running Ver.12. Worked fine on the out lap last night but wonky again this am. Seems the sat lock comes and goes and after a while it stops looking. After a while I turned it off and on with no help but it later got a 100% lock and worked fine for the last couple of miles. Totally forgot that my watch is a fully capable activity tracker too. Guess I will use my vioactive or phone to record until I get this one figured out.
March 7, 2017 at 3:02 pm #1067447Judd
ParticipantHope it resolves today. I ran the Strava app as the backup but it tends to eat through phone battery and gives me the sads when I can’t look at all the data in ride.
You might also try doing a hard reset. Turn off the device and then hold down the lap button and the power button at the same time. Release the power button when it turns on but keep holding the lap button until you get to the main menu.
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