Closed pablo-mano closed 7 years ago
It should already be scanning all devices.
Can you email me your group name? hypercubeplatforms@gmail.com
It looks like there are no fingerprints being received on the public lf.internalpositioning server for that group. Can you make sure that the Raspberry Pi's are transmitting?
What am I doing wrong? 2 RPi's are turned on... Fingerprints are only sent to group: manutest once I turn on mobile app... but not from RPi's ... they have route to lf.internalpositioning.com ... Are there somewhere logs for that communication from RPi?
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It looks like there are no fingerprints being received on the public lf.internalpositioning server for that group. Can you make sure that the Raspberry Pi's are transmitting?
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Yes. The pis should just be running scan.py
. You can run that command yourself to see what happens. Also check is tshark is turned on ps aux | grep tshark
It's issue with TL-WN722N in version 2 based on Realtek RTL8188EU (drivers for that not in the default distribution). Looking for solution, but not an issue with find-lf code :)
I am using public find-lf server. When start my cluster and turn on "Track" mode, I can only see single device tracked (the one used during "Learn" mode). Dashboard and GET /location is showing just single smartphone device and shows only once I turn on Find-it app on that smartphone.
How to start tracking of all WiFi enabled devices? Should I establish my private find-lf server to scan more devices?