Flightlogg.in down?

[Xcaliber]

Just wondering if anyone else can't access the site.

 

[drunkenbeagle]

Just wondering if anyone else can't access the site.

Seems fine. Don't put a "www" at the front, or you will get this:

Welcome to nginx!

If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working. Further configuration is required.
For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org.
Commercial support is available at nginx.com.
Thank you for using nginx.

 

[Crockrocket94]

works for me

 

[spoolinup22]

Seems fine. Don't put a "www" at the front, or you will get this:

I still get that even with the WWW. I just google flightlogg.in and it works for me.

 

[stormchaser]

Well, isn't that interesting. It's been down for me for a couple of weeks now...with that nginx message. On two different computers.

With www, without it, I get the same message. Just tried it again now. BUT if I Google it, then click on it, it works! Thanks, all. I've been waiting and waiting to update my times for two weeks now...like seriously.

Time to go add some entries!

 

[Apophis]

Weaksauce.

You guys need to get Logbook Pro.

/troll.

 

[Retired in SAN]

Thought about using one of these sites to keep track of my flight times. Problem is how to convert 25 years of logs over.

 

[drunkenbeagle]

Thought about using one of these sites to keep track of my flight times. Problem is how to convert 25 years of logs over.

Pay someone in a third world country $1/hour to enter them for you.

 

[Retired in SAN]

Pay someone in a third world country $1/hour to enter them for you.

Didn't know that was an option. Do tell..

Not an expert on this subject but I have quite a few pages in Excel. Will these programs convert into the correct format?

 

[flyingbum]

Pay someone in a third world country $1/hour to enter them for you.

Yer a jerb crator!

 

[drunkenbeagle]

Didn't know that was an option. Do tell..

Not an expert on this subject but I have quite a few pages in Excel. Will these programs convert into the correct format?

Logbook Pro will do it (not cheaply) - http://www.nc-software.com/Data-Entry-Service

You could scan the pages and then use something like Amazon Mechanical Turk: https://www.mturk.com/mturk/ Might save you a few bucks.

If you have most of it in Excel, convert it to CSV. Pretty much any electronic logbook can import that. You might just need to move some columns around first.

 

[Retired in SAN]

Logbook Pro will do it (not cheaply) - http://www.nc-software.com/Data-Entry-Service

You could scan the pages and then use something like Amazon Mechanical Turk: https://www.mturk.com/mturk/ Might save you a few bucks.

If you have most of it in Excel, convert it to CSV. Pretty much any electronic logbook can import that. You might just need to move some columns around first.

Good info. Thank you.

 

[drunkenbeagle]

Good info. Thank you.

BTW, if you are lazy (like me), just put a single line entry in the electronic logbook for totals to date. Will work just fine, the primary utility of an electronic logbook is:

1. Doing the math for you
2. Keeping track of currency
3. Filling out 8710s

#1 is already done for existing hours, and you don't care about currency from 15 years ago. Then just add new time as you normally would.

 

[Lucky8888]

BTW, if you are lazy (like me), just put a single line entry in the electronic logbook for totals to date. Will work just fine, the primary utility of an electronic logbook is:

1. Doing the math for you
2. Keeping track of currency
3. Filling out 8710s

#1 is already done for existing hours, and you don't care about currency from 15 years ago. Then just add new time as you normally would.

When I first started with Logbook 10, I had 40 years of logbooks to enter. I just brought the balances forward. It was a lot easier.