Woot, completely missed the overlay news, will check it out on the RPI Zero and report back, it was a real struggle to strip it down until now.

Awesome news, at last an easy way to strip it down for the underpowered SBCs.

You need the @ symbol even with full path.

What file did you try to upload?

Thanks a lot. Is there a way to connect it directly to the GPIO or it's mandatory to go via the USB through CH340G?

Could you, please, post a photo of the wiring for the module? It would help a lot of folks who are not familiar with that part of the equation like me for example. Thanks.

Does Wigle support the new sqlite output format of the newest Kismet already? Last time I checked it wasn't compatible.

There's no need to SSH in to launch the scripts, you can just use @reboot crontab entry to do it. I usually launch them in a detached screen session, so the only thing to do is just to power it up and it instantly starts scanning.

Yep, works fine now, thanks a lot

1) Appears to fail only in Firefox on both Windows and Linux. It works fine on Chrome and IE.
2) Nope, login is active and advanced search works
3) Tried it with Firefox without any extensions same results.
4) Doesn't appear to be source ip related, IE and Chrome work on the same network.

I'm trying to search for a SSID from the basic search page (https://wigle.net/mapsearch) but all I get is "HTTP 405 Method Not Allowed" exception at the URL https://api.wigle.net/api/v2/network/search.

Also noticed they provide scripts to convert to json, kml and pcap:
https://github.com/kismetwireless/kisme ... /log_tools
Guess the only option currently would be kml, unless Wigle adds support for the json output?

So the "kismet" log type from the conf file above appears to be producing sqlite output files: root@zero2:~# file Kismet-20180804-12-02-38-1.kismet Kismet-20180804-12-02-38-1.kismet: SQLite 3.x database, last written using SQLite version 3024000 root@zero2:~# The others are pcapppi and pcapng. Does ...

Btw what's the wireless adapter with dual antennas on the last picture? Reminds me a bit of Totolink N300UA but it's a black one?

Since the old API is now gone, here's how to post a file using the new one via curl: curl -i -H 'Accept:application/json' -u <token> --basic -F file=@./<filename> -F donate=true https://api.wigle.net/api/v2/file/upload Just replace the file name with the file you are going to upload and the auth ...