Can't search ssid
Hi everyone!
After several attempts i can't search ssid at View/Advanced search... Every time i got the same Error: "Search Failed: Undefined".
Does anybody know what is the problem? I tried to use different browsers at different OS and got the same error...
P.s. Made post here, because can't write in other threads.
After several attempts i can't search ssid at View/Advanced search... Every time i got the same Error: "Search Failed: Undefined".
Does anybody know what is the problem? I tried to use different browsers at different OS and got the same error...
P.s. Made post here, because can't write in other threads.
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Hi DrScan - the SSID search seems to be working in general - can you describe any non alphanumeric characters your search might contain?
Cheers, and thanks for your interest,
-ark
Cheers, and thanks for your interest,
-ark
Thanks for your reply!
But i've found that it works some time, and after 5+ request, i get the same error:
And also i've found, that i can't correctly upload my files to the server.
I've upload two same files (*.kml), and nothing happen... I don't see any network from my files on the map...
Screenshot is below:
Do you know, what could be the problem?
But i've found that it works some time, and after 5+ request, i get the same error:
And also i've found, that i can't correctly upload my files to the server.
I've upload two same files (*.kml), and nothing happen... I don't see any network from my files on the map...
Screenshot is below:
Do you know, what could be the problem?
Scan here, scan there, scan everywhere
Tried to upload a *.netxml file - no problem, everything worked, but with *.kml it doesn't work...
Scan here, scan there, scan everywhere
Hi Doc,
From what program are you generating the KML files?
Cheers,
-ark
From what program are you generating the KML files?
Cheers,
-ark
I used this script https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Scot ... xml2kml.py
to convert *.netxml from kismet to *.kml to see all networks that i've scanned on the google map. Now i upload native *.netxml from kismet and everything is fine. But i still have a troubles with searching SSID in Advanced search, it works several times, and then i have same error that i posted earlier:
to convert *.netxml from kismet to *.kml to see all networks that i've scanned on the google map. Now i upload native *.netxml from kismet and everything is fine. But i still have a troubles with searching SSID in Advanced search, it works several times, and then i have same error that i posted earlier:
Scan here, scan there, scan everywhere
Hi Doc,
Your query limit should have automatically updated since then - can you test and confirm?
Re: KML: that output from that script is probably not compatible with the KML upload formats we do support - see the upload page for the list. The NetXML output should contain all the same data, so the KML would be redundant anyway; no need to send it. You can test your uploads by clicking the transaction ID of any completed upload on https://wigle.net/uploads to download a KML copy of the data we used from the upload.
Note: this output will not include data whose timestamp or accuracy field rendered it unusable for trilateration in the WiGLE system, so if some data is excluded, that because the export or GPS fix didn't indicate that it was a high-accuracy observation.
Your query limit should have automatically updated since then - can you test and confirm?
Re: KML: that output from that script is probably not compatible with the KML upload formats we do support - see the upload page for the list. The NetXML output should contain all the same data, so the KML would be redundant anyway; no need to send it. You can test your uploads by clicking the transaction ID of any completed upload on https://wigle.net/uploads to download a KML copy of the data we used from the upload.
Note: this output will not include data whose timestamp or accuracy field rendered it unusable for trilateration in the WiGLE system, so if some data is excluded, that because the export or GPS fix didn't indicate that it was a high-accuracy observation.
Now, everything looks great!
I can search SSID at the Advanced Search!
Thank you very much!!!
I can search SSID at the Advanced Search!
Thank you very much!!!
Scan here, scan there, scan everywhere
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