sometimes one, sometimes both.
more observations tend to clear them up, or data filters.

thanks for pointing them out, we'll have a look

I apologise for my lack of clarity: the file format is NOT the issue.

no, never!
what, never?
well, hardly ever!

no, and no.
also, what makes you think it is a sql database?

-uhtu

fwiw, they look to be taken directly from wpa_supplicant.

CCMP is Counter Cipher Mode Protocol
PBC is Push Button Configuration for WPS, etc.

well, you're not doing work for us, and we'll probably get it integrated at some point, it just isn't a priority.
as always, feel free to head elsewhere!

/wave

-uhtu

these are actually the values reported from android's directly.

the webmaps are pretty public.
we've been moving towards using them as our primary data display mechanism, but will probably roll
into JiGLE at some point, it just hasn't been any kind of priority.
-uhtu

Data Tab -> KML Export DB will produce a kml file you can use.

getting it off your device is probably best done via usb file transfer cable, or emailing it to yourself (lacking the bluetooths.)

-uhtu

Yesterday, stalwart stumbler 's.mcduggal' notched the eighty millionth observed network in the wigle.net belt of oh-my-that's-alot-of-nets using the finest android nethugging package on github: wigle wifi! the counter keeps on ticking because of all of you madcap folks out there, and our purring pil...

More information on how WigleWifi handles this kind of stuff on the Wiki would be nice.

https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi-wardriving

-uhtu

the limits are per-day.
send details about your requests to wigle-admin@wigle.net and we'll see about bumping up your limits

-uhtu

see the query page (link at the top)

i'm also using wiglewifi on a nexus 7, no complaints so far.

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