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WLAN and cell tower scanner for Radiocells.org
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Add more SSID filters #134

Open amilopowers opened 8 years ago

amilopowers commented 8 years ago

I think we should add more SSID filters. I see often Wifis scanned with the name "XPERIA" but today I saw a network with "HP envy" in it's name. So I guess we should add all smartphone brand names and model types to start. Maybe we add some laptop manufacturers and types.

AreYouLoco commented 8 years ago

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I think its good idea.

Also some network providers create mesh networks as hotspots with the same exact name. This network should be also filtered out.

This could be solved on server just finding repetitions that really repeat alot because some might be just accidentaly the same. Or by creating some kinda form to fill with names of this kinds networks to submit and then filter out after admins confirmation. Manually for now. Later a bit automaticly.

I also offer myself to help sorting out stuff. Some small training how the architecture works and we can do stuff faster by spliting work. I love openbmap and we havr to makr it work perfect. F-go-ogle. Step by step.

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AreYouLoco commented 8 years ago

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wish7code commented 8 years ago

First we may start by extending the client side filter list @ https://github.com/wish7code/openbmap/blob/master/android/app/src/main/java/org/openbmap/services/wireless/blacklists/SsidBlackListBootstraper.java#L76

The format there's quite easy to understand: it's {'comment', 'ssid'}, in this case {"Sony devices", "XPERIA"}. For the time being, it it would be best to send a change request once you spotted some suspicious ssid names..

@AreYouLoco Really sorry for not having replied earlier..

I also offer myself to help sorting out stuff. Some small training how the architecture works and we can do stuff faster by spliting work. I love openbmap and we havr to makr it work perfect.

Currently the server is kind of monolithic, meaning highly integrated.. I guess it would make sense if someone with more experience in server architecture than mewould have a look at it too, so we could find possible improvements. Think we could surely split server components up to improve collaborative work.. I was wondering wether it makes sense, whether we arrange a skype session with everybody interested in this?

amilopowers commented 8 years ago

I am no developer so it won't help. But I suggest to use Mumble instead of Skype for security and privacy reasons.

gdt commented 8 years ago

I think a good first step would be to have the server code and the website code (if separate) be someplace published/accessible for people to read/propose-fixes. I have the impression the server code is somewhat hard to find but it could be that I didn't do a good job of looking.

amilopowers commented 8 years ago

I just created my first pull request ever! #136

wish7code commented 8 years ago

I think a good first step would be to have the server code and the website code (if separate) be someplace published/accessible for people to read/propose-fixes.

No problem on publishing the server code, but I've got to clean it up a little bit before publishing to make it more readable :-) So far we've got a mixture of website code, some python/sql scripts which do the hard work on processing uploads and map tiles generation. As suggested in some of the other threads here, maybe we could setup a online session for anyone interested in server architecture...