Counties are cool, but San Diego county is huge. What are the chances of having an interface to RiGLE that allows specifing smaller areas (theoretically by lat lon) to generate mappacks from?

It works. Sweet.

Thanks

Looks like it's broken. It says: $ ./run.bat -proxy localhost 3128 JiGLE 0.5.3, copyright rksh and bobzilla, 2001 Asking WiGLE.net for data... Error reading from source couldn't close source null results from WiGLE server Building JiGLE... server dataset not initialised Which actually looks like two...

I found something very interesting which doing this whole TerraServer investigation. Check out http://terraservice.net/. There is a .Net / SOAP backend to the TerraServer data. They have topo maps and aerial photos. I don't know enough about SOAP to do anything cool with it yet, but it looks like th...

I figured out how to put together very large JPEG files and shortly thereafter found that they were impractical to load and view. What are the chances of making a region of one mappack point to another mappack? Ie if you zoom into one part of the map it actually loads another mappack (or image). So ...

I'm trying to build a JiGLE mappack generator for terraserver (arial photos and topo maps). I've figured out the terraserver cgi system, but I need a couple things more to make it work. One is a way to convert UTM to Lat Lon as an equation perferably in a perl script. The other is a way to join larg...

Oh, it's only +- 20 feet. =)

I use cygwin bash for my shell and when I specify something like ./run.bat -cache "cache", JiGLE will connect to WiGLE and download the networks, but it won't every write out the cache. I don't think it's the cygwin thing, but I figured I'd throw that in. As another data point, if I do som...

Yep, wrong format.

Yeah, I am using NetStumbler, I'll try it with the other export (which is "text" or wi-scan with extensions, I believe).

I just want to tell JiGLE to use a squid proxy instead of a direct connection. In my particular case I have the proxy mapped to localhost:3128 via SSH. So I want to say something like -proxy localhost:3128 or something like that. I can use cache for now though.

It looks fine when I look at it with the uploaded data, it was with the wi-scan NetStumbler import that things looked messed up. Something's probably wrong with the import.

Is there a way to use JiGLE with a proxy? If there isn't I'd like this feature added. My network connection at work doesn't allow direct connections and it would be nice to still be able to browse the maps.

I wardrive down here in San Diego and I was trying to use JiGLE to map the APs to a map (obviously). The problem is that the APs don't line up on the map correctly. They should mostly line up along freeways and most of them aren't even close They appear to be shifted downwards and some of them look ...