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INFO|1689/0|Service traccar|17-02-23 09:25:46|Failed to generate a seed from SecureRandom within seconds. INFO|1689/0|Service traccar|17-02-23 09:25:42| StandardFileSystemManager - Using '/tmp/vfs_cache' as temporary files store.

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INFO|wrapper|Service traccar|17-02-23 09:24:50|exit code posix process: 0 application: 0 INFO|wrapper|Service traccar|17-02-23 09:24:49|Shutting down Wrapper INFO: wrapper pid file: /run/ĩ:19:15 AM .posix.PosixService startĩ:19:16 AM .posix.PosixService getPid INFO: Using '/tmp/vfs_cache' as temporary files store.ĩ:19:15 AM .posix.PosixService init OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.121-b13, mixed mode)Ĭonfiguration: /opt/traccar/conf/nf MMO is writing to fishers with further guidance and the I-VMS helpline remains open. Anyone who has claimed a grant but not been able to arrange installation should do so now or contact us with any information to explain why that’s not possible”.

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Peter Clark continued: “We’re in the process of writing to fishers to remind them of conditions under the EMFF funding scheme they agreed to when making their grant claims, which includes a requirement to install devices within 90-days. Fishers yet to purchase a device should now expect to cover these costs themselves and act now to take the necessary steps to order and arrange installation of a type approved device. The grant scheme, paid for from the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund (EMFF) to reimburse fishers up to £1,050 per vessel for purchase and installation costs, is no longer available. The longer fishers delay their installation, the more they risk waiting for engineer availability and not having their device installed in time.” Without industry cooperation now, we could soon be facing a pinch-point as suppliers work to accommodate the outstanding installations between now and when we expect the new legislation to come into effect. “As we prepare for the new legislation, our attention must now shift and focus on supporting industry arrange installation of the new devices they have purchased.

Peter Clark, MMO’s Director of Operations said: “We are delighted by industry’s overwhelmingly positive response to the roll-out programme last year and I would like to thank the many fishers who participated. However, that means around half are yet to make any arrangements.ĭevice warranties require installation by the suppliers, or their approved engineers, and MMO is urging fishers book installation of their device to ensure they’re compliant and able to fish when the new legislation comes into effect.

MMO also reports that, as part of the successful roll-out programme last year, suppliers have already installed or secured bookings with around half of those who have purchased a device. New legislation, a statutory instrument (SI), is expected to come into force in April 2024 and will require all under-12m vessels fishing for commercial purposes in English waters to have an active I-VMS device.

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