So what are you guys planning for the 5 million'th AP ? Better start planning, because at the going rate it'll be uploaded before the new year

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Mark571 from the NetStumbler Forum users Wiglegroup just pumped up the AP with GPS to over 4½ million. Looks like the 5 million'th AP with GPS data could become a nice christmas-gift for the Wigle Founding Fathers
Keep 'em coming Mark!

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I really don't wanna turn this into a Netstumbler discussion, so i'll make this last part quick. NO card is technically supported by NS , judging by the compat list at http://www.stumbler.net/compat/ , Simply, some cards have been reported to work, some have not. At least, the compat list was the b...

While I appreciate the marginally hostile responce, I wasn't asking if it's a NS bug. In fact, I was asking if anyone had encountered similar phenomenom in other software packages. If I wanted to ask if it was a NS problem, I likely would have done so @ the NS forums. I saw the same behaviour in ki...

happened so far with: TI ACX111 based minipci card (made by abocom) Buffalo WLI-USB-54G USB wifi adapter Linksys WPC11 PCMCIA Card None of those cards are SUPPORTED by NetStumbler. They might work, and suddenly stop working, they might work perfectly on one persons rig, and on another persons simil...

we actually have had to invest in a gross of industrial-strength rubber bands to keep the folks over at the wigle network support complex's jaws off their desks. an amazing month by anyone's metric, but an especially amazing month by the wigle metrics. You should try duct-tape this time : Group sta...

So who of the serverfarm admins have decided to change the Wigle data parsing over to a friggin' C64 instead of the State-of-the-art 64-way SMP Xeon box that WigleGroup pays for with their mulitmillion fees earned on Google ads ? Transaction Status Percent Upload to Upload File Name File Size (bytes...

Today, 4'th november 2005, at 18:25 GMT, the total number of OBSERVED networks by all the members of the NetStumbler Forum Wigle group passed the 1 Million mark, courtesy of beakmyn. The next milestone for the group will be the 1 Million'th New Network discovered by a group member, which is less tha...

New XML format for kismet on the way in new_core. It's NOT to early to contact dragorn, and get information for the parser rewrite

http://www.kismetwireless.net/Forum/Gen ... 0968.11234

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AFAIR the GZIP in question here operates in much the same way that MNP-5 or V.42bis worked with dialup. Roger on the inline compression. So, does that apply to the following option as well? GZip Encoding Tack on gzip to your Accept-Encoding string, and WiGLE will GZip all of it's results for faster...

what makes you think its not compressing the transfer? its not something that you see as an end-user, unless you're watching with tcpdump/ethereal/whatever. I guess for the following reasons: 1) I don't get a gzip file and 2) It only delivers the nets as webpages in increments of 1k per page. Not k...

heh.

wigle already uses gzip transfer if your browser supports it. you don't get *more* gzipped by doing it twice.

I gather IE6 doesn't support gzip, so could you be so kind as to recommend a browser that does?

thanks

Firefox.

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That makes a lot more sense now. But that stuff, conecting, still happens? Not by wardrivers, only by criminals. Wardrivers using Windows, disable the TCP/IP protocol = no connection possible. Wardrivers using *nix, use RF-MON mode, which is passive = no connection possible. So it is only people wh...

So in that case, and with the info you've provided, the idea is, you can just link up to a network? Thanks for replying. No. Connecting to networks you haven't got explicit permission to utilize is a crime. Wardriving has nothing to do with connecting to networks. As phrased by one of the patrons o...

The userfound field in the received data from Wigle is indeed the networks you have found. Or rather, it is the networks in the Wigle dataset that was uploaded by the account used by the Jigle/Digle client, when it retrieved the data. In my yet-to-be-released application to import the data into the ...