[ gpsdrive ] [gpsdrive] How i can change the icon from kismet-waypoints?

[Aerics]

And how you have configurated gpsdrive?
How it use sqlite and how kismet can store the founded access points in that
db?


Jannis Achstetter-2 wrote:
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> Aerics schrieb:
>> I use the version 2.10 pre7.
>> 
>> Hmm, you said gpsdrive don`t use mysql and now you say is must use a db
>> for
>> gpsdrive with kismet.
> 
> Recent (SVN) versions of gpsdrive use a sqlite-file for this. I get the
> "open WLAN" and "closed WLAN" icons (white strokes on black background)
> here when I go wardriving.
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> Jannis
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>> Guenther Meyer wrote:
>>> Am Donnerstag 15 Januar 2009 schrieb Aerics:
>>>> Good evening.
>>>>
>>>> Today, after i have finished the installation with osm i go wardriving
>>>> with
>>>> kismet.
>>>> I store the waypoints in the way.txt, because gpsdrive don`t detect my
>>>> sql
>>>> server.
>>>>
>>> which gpsdrive version are you using?
>>> gpsdrive don't use mysql anymore.
>>>
>>>> But at the moment i see the SSID for every waypoint and a small cross.
>>>> I
>>>> only want to see a icon without
>>>> any text.
>>>> And how can i change the icons for open and closed access points?
>>>>
>>>> Is it normal, that gpsdrive is really slow, if you have about 1600
>>>> waypoints in the txt?
>>> I never tested this, but the txt file isn't made to be used with so much 
>>> points. please use the database for this.
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