In the 'wardriving' mode of Kismet, it generates 2 files. A .kismet and .wiglecsv

Last drive the .kismet file was 195.5MB and the .wiglecsv was 8.5MB.

The .kismet file doesn't seem to want to upload, but do I need to? Or is the .wiglecsv file all that's needed?

Are there any decent USB 802.11AC devices that work in monitor mode reliably? We have one that has a MediaTek chip in it. It required compiling and it's made the system unstable and doesn't really work.

Somewhat near the begining, there's reference to some bin files that I can't seem to figure out where they come from. My default Ubuntu package doesn't seem to have them, nor can I locate them being installed. However, I also don't see them in his git repo. /usr/local/bin/kismet-add-source and /usr ...

@dusterz Thanks for getting back about those. Uploading to your site for you and your friends is a great idea. However, when it's good enough to share with everyone (and it looks pretty nice and clean), yea it's a good idea to remove that part. I think I might give it a try. Stability used to be an ...

Could you expand on the idea of killing and restarting kismet every minute?

If I'm driving around, that doesn't seem like a good idea. I'd be losing packets while kismet is down. Maybe it's down for only a few seconds, but that could be a whole blocks worth of houses.

Seems like the default action is for all my data files to be uploaded to your sever. Is that correct?

I'm not ok with that.

Well we did it https://wigle.net/map?maplat=40.16974284892976&maplon=-105.11416228081055&mapzoom=13&startTransID=20010000-00000&endTransID=20170000-00000 Antenna placement is probably going to be of most concern for next time. I had 2 antennas that fell over and into a metal surrounded area that I ...

Anyone here flown over a small town and captured? Is 1,000 ft low enough to gather wifi bacon?

I'm using Raspbian. Raspbian is Debian Weezy based, I found that it had an older version of Kismet. So I upgraded to the Raspbian version of Debian Jessie. I think all I really did was change "weezy" to "jessie" in my /etc/apt/sources.list file and run an upgrade.

So I went and improved my script a bit. I made this in /home/pi/kismet and named it run_kismet. #!/bin/bash #KroniK's Bash Template #Version 1.0.3 #https://github.com/KroniK907/KroniKsBashTemplate #Copyright (c) 2014 Daniel Kranich #Licenced under MIT ...

I'm currently in the middle of getting one setup as well. I had a space Pi B Rev 1 laying around and decided to put it to use... or at least try to without having to buy a new Pi. I got one of these to help auto shutdown the Pi when the car powers off. https://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.com ...

WiGLE currently has 573 files queued for processing. Wow. Is there any way to have the queue notice that it's hung and move some of the queue to another queue for processing? Like if it see's it's a 1MB file and it hasn't finished in 30 minutes, move that file to another queue to be looked at ...