Remote capture GPS

[ardevd]

Is remote capture GPS still on the to-do list? I know you can set a fixed position but if I have a GPS receiver plugged into the sensor it would be useful to use it.

[kismetwireless]

It's on the list, but will require changes to the capture protocol as well as writing custom gps interfaces for all the supported gps types; i have no eta and it's currently not under development. Generally, remote capture is orthogonal to non-static GPS, because all packets are streamed from the remote source; you generally can't do it with something that doesn't have a constant connection.

On Tue, Dec 10, 2019 at 9:26 AM ardevd [email protected] wrote:

Is remote capture GPS still on the to-do list? I know you can set a fixed position but if I have a GPS receiver plugged into the sensor it would be useful to use it.

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[ardevd]

You could totally have mobile remote sources with 4G connectivity for example.

[alphafox02]

Really could have used it in a specific scenario but it’s good to hear it’s still on the to do list. I mean if you’re doing remote packet capture on mobile platforms it’d be reasonable to expect it’s got a stable always on connection. I had no issues streaming back live info to a cloud server in an area with a terrible connection and it still worked well.