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01-31-2007
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#91 (permalink) |
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
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If you are using KNSGEM beta 2 and kismet you may have noticed that when a kml is loaded into GE, it will steer GE to coordinates 0 lat / 0 long.
Until I fix, you can double click any of your AP/network placemarks to steer GE to the correct area. It looks as though when the Signal Plots were added to the beta the log file centers got screwed up. |
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01-31-2007
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Managing the iTards.
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Ohio
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I noticed that yesterday. Hey, quick question, when you're on the info balloon are you supposed to be able to click on the plots and have them show up or are the links just to show you what is available?
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01-31-2007
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#93 (permalink) |
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
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The links should work by loading the appropriate KML, provided you installed knsgem in default folder. If not then you'll have to double click or drag each KML to load them into GE. Also note if KNSGEM isn't in the default folder, the icons may not display correctly either. You can fix by changing location in knsgem.cfg file and then reprocess the ns1 or kismet file.
To speed up the loading process they load with visiablity off. You'll have to check mark the Place mark folder to make them visiable. However they have the same problem as stated earlier, because the "lookat" for the place mark folder is set to 0 lat / 0 long. Just double click on any of the APs in the folder and GE will steer to the correct area. Last edited by Scruge : 01-31-2007 at 11:51 AM. |
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02-09-2007
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02-09-2007
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#96 (permalink) |
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
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Haven't had a chance to see where the differences are.
A user dropped me a note saying they were getting lots of errors. I took a look at the header for their xml and noticed it was a newer version than I had worked with and assumed that was the problem. xml file header... Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE detection-run SYSTEM "http://kismetwireless.net/kismet-3.1.0.dtd"> <detection-run kismet-version="2007.01.R1" start-time="Wed Feb 7 16:11:24 2007" end-time="Wed Feb 7 16:31:25 2007"> Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE gps-run SYSTEM "http://kismetwireless.net/kismet-gps-2.9.1.dtd"> <gps-run gps-version="5" start-time="Wed Feb 7 16:11:24 2007"> |
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02-10-2007
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#97 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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The dtd are completely different, hmm.
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02-10-2007
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#98 (permalink) |
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
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Looks like the the problem doesn't exist within knsgem's parser but there is a problem with how it weeds out the trash in kismet xml and gps files.
Here's an example of some Kismet wackiness, I've never noticed before. Notice under <client-max-lon> the value -180, the value is usually associated with a bad gps lock. So why is Kismet treating it as a valid value? Code:
<wireless-client number="1" type="fromds" wep="false" first-time="Wed Feb 7 16:11:24 2007" last-time="Wed Feb 7 16:11:26 2007">
<client-mac>00:14:A4:23:2C:B8</client-mac>
<client-packets>
<client-data>2</client-data>
<client-crypt>0</client-crypt>
<client-weak>0</client-weak>
</client-packets>
<client-encryption>None</client-encryption>
<client-gps-info unit="english">
<client-min-lat>40.757900</client-min-lat>
<client-min-lon>-73.989029</client-min-lon>
<client-min-alt>121.189201</client-min-alt>
<client-min-spd>0.000000</client-min-spd>
<client-max-lat>40.757900</client-max-lat>
<client-max-lon>-180.000000</client-max-lon>
<client-max-alt>121.189201</client-max-alt>
<client-max-spd>0.000000</client-max-spd>
</client-gps-info>
<client-datasize>256</client-datasize>
<client-maxrate>0.0</client-maxrate>
<client-maxseenrate>0</client-maxseenrate>
</wireless-client>
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02-14-2007
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Join Date: May 2006
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I love this software!!! I know you must get tired of people asking you to change things or add things to the software but I had just one question for you. Is there any way that I can change it so when it creates the KML file it has no name on the plotted points I just want it to be blank, b/c right now all the access points are taking up all my screen with the name.
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02-14-2007
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
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I agree it would be nice if GE added an option to turn off placemark labels. I really can't eliminate the labels because GE uses the Placemark name as the icon label you see on the map. However you can work around the problem by clicking on GE's Tools and then select Options. Next click on Primary 3D fonts and select a fonts size of 8 or less, then click OK. Next click Small under Label/Icon size, then OK. This should reduce the label font to a non-visible size. Note you can play around with the font settings to where they are only visible when you're within a certain viewing range. Last edited by Scruge : 02-14-2007 at 07:35 AM. |
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03-03-2007
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#102 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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is it possible to let GE display the SSIDs of the networks? It sucks to have it display the whole mac address..
edit: sorry for this post .. i should just have read page 5 of this thread. thanks for the great work! Last edited by julakali : 03-03-2007 at 07:06 PM. |
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04-14-2007
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#103 (permalink) |
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WISP operator
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Colchester UK
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Boundry Plots
Hello,
I wonder if anyone else has had to solve this problem. I am using Knsgem 2beta 1/4/07 because the other version zip failed to open when downloaded. I am using Google Earth 4.0.1693, the one with the funky compass. The files were created with netstumbler 0.4.0 build 554 I have a SB WLAN adaptor which seems to work with netstumbler and a GPS which works fine. I am able to create .KML files which open in google earth. I get all the AP's showing up but I am unable to get boundary plots to happen. I click on the AP icon I get a data bubble pop up with loads of info, the last section being boundary plots. When I click these, nothing happens, I was hoping for circles or something. Can you advise? Regards, Waland. |
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04-14-2007
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#104 (permalink) |
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Nyuk nyuk!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TX
Posts: 1,381
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Possiblities..
1. Once the boundary folder is loaded you need to activate by checking it. 2. Insufficient GPS data. Knsgem needs 2 or more data points greater than 20' apart. Usually indicated by square tower. You might try the current beta, although it only fixes a few bugs with Kismet files. If you continue to experience problems, email me a copy of your ns1 file. |
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