Hi,
> Arnd, thanks for your answer!
>
> 2011/11/27 Arnd Zapletal <a.zaple...@gmail.com>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> skew 41 schrieb am 27.11.2011 12:55:
>>
>> > Yes, it does contain many <point ...> entries afterwards.
>> [...]
>> > When I take the .gmn file from my manual garmin_save_runs export and
>> > compare it with the .dump files in ~/.pytrainer/tmp/..., then the
>> > difference consists exactly in the <track ...> and <point...> entries.
>>
>> I'm a bit confused now ;) Does your pytrainer dumps now show any
>> <points> or not? I expected they don't because you told us the files are
>> much smaller (the points are the fat part).
>
> Probably I was not clear.
>
> 1) In the files that I obtain by running garmin_save_runs manually there are
> both, a <track> entry and <point> entries.
> 2) In the files that I find under ~/.pytrainer/tmp/2011/11/ I see neither
> <track> nor <point> entries.
>
> Please also note that everything was working well until some days/weeks ago.
> So its only the new files where these entries are missing.
Which device are you trying to import from?. If I am not wrong,
Forerunner 305 stores up to 1000 laps and maybe this issue shows up as
a result of near full storage capacity.
I am not aware of any change in garmintools or pytrainer to cause it.
>> > Are the .gmn files there results of running garmin_save_runs? If so,
>> > what
>> > is the exact call of this command?
>>
>> Yes (just had a quick view) - line 83 in garmintools_full.py
>>
>> outgps = commands.getstatusoutput("garmin_save_runs -v| zenity
>> --progress --pulsate --text='Loading Data' --auto-close")
>>
>> -v just gives a lot of output, which is used to decide whether there was
>> an import at all. But I'm no expert here, maybe David knows more...
Maybe there is an issue regarding amount of data transferred because
if I am not wrong, the "-v" option stands for "verbose" although
theorically it shouldn't affect.
> When executing this manually and running garmin_dump on the .gmn files, I
> obtain .dump files with the <track> and <points> entries.
>
> I do not really understand what could be the problem here.
As said above, maybe the issue is the verbose option that overflows
something but I am not sure.
Regards,
David
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