Hi,

I just noticed, that this bug is back in latest git trunk.

I already filed a bug report and it got resolved, but it seems
viking is now again deleting tiles if auto download map is enabled
and there is no connection to the internet.

Can one of the superusers please reopen this bug
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3042692&group_id=83870&atid=570954

Thanks

BTW: At the moment navit saved my live cause it can render osm maps on the fly 
offline,
but it lacks gpx way- trackpoin layer support. But who know, perhaps viking 2.0 
will
be able to render osm map tiles on demand.


On Mon, 9 Aug 2010 17:35:21 +0200
Lixus Zoran <g...@muellers.ms> wrote:

> I just recognized that tiles may get deleted from disk
> if there is no connection to the internet.
> 
> I used viking to prepare my holidays and downloaded
> a lot of tiles of the area where i liked to stay.
> 
> Later when I check the map for some points of interest
> all looked fine but when i checked a second time, the tiles where gone.
> 
> I believe what happens is, if you have "auto download maps" checked,
> which was the case for me using osm mappnik tiles but you do not have
> an internet connection, viking checks if the tiles are expired and removes
> them from disk cache.
> 
> You wont notice imedeately because at this stage the tiles are served from the
> memory cache. But if you start viking a second time you will notice that the 
> tiles are gone,
> which is bad if you do not have an connection to the internet.
> 
> Of course disabling "auto download maps" would avoid this behaviour if
> you are using viking offline but I think viking should not discard expired
> tiles as long it didn't manage to download a fresh one. 
> 
> An old tile is better than no tile.
> 
> 
> I guess this is related to hte ETag, Cache-Control: max-age=..., Expires, and 
> Age HTTP headers
> and the configure switch  --with-tileage 
> 



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