mendhak

The main reason regular HTTP connections have been chosen for CustomUrlLogger is around how the jobs are scheduled. The CustomUrlJob is 'stored' using Android Job Queue to disk. This allows...

As for starting, probably worth having a go at [this](https://medium.com/@ssaurel/learn-to-use-websockets-on-android-with-okhttp-ba5f00aea988) and [this](http://fedepaol.github.io/blog/2017/04/30/android-okhttp-and-websockets/) to get an idea of its workings, there's a websocket echo service at `wss://echo.websocket.org` which can serve as...

Yes the Custom URL will give up after a while, the reason is to avoid having it try forever, or it would become a battery drain. The Custom URL _sender_...

Only thing I have is https://gpslogger.app/ If there's some improvements that can be made to that structure let me know, I can try. Maybe I just need a tour of...

If I'm understanding correctly, you've enabled Custom URL feature. You want it to do the logging every 30 seconds, but you don't want it to do the auto send (which...

Do you have dynamic file names?

Can you try to record a [debug log](https://gpslogger.app/#troubleshooting) - this will show any errors if they are being thrown and causing early exit. In terms of optimizations, have a look...

Yes, the passive location started ignoring the time filter in v100, that was done in #705 and the idea here is that the phone has already spent the energy getting...

You had mentioned, when there's a problematic mobile connection you're getting crashes? Is it crashes with an ANR dialog?? Are you able to send a report. Or [send a debug...

The battery consumption problem is likely two-fold. If you are getting passive locations every second, then there is something else that is causing locations to be read so frequently. Some...