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Angryoxide.kismet Sqlite database devices table is empty #47

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h4ckninja opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 1 comment
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Angryoxide.kismet Sqlite database devices table is empty #47

h4ckninja opened this issue Nov 6, 2024 · 1 comment

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@h4ckninja
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Describe the bug
When capturing GPS data with Angryoxide, the devices table is empty. kismetdb_to_kml fails on angryoxide.kismet. Version 0.8.28. GPS data is captured in the packets table so I was able to get what I needed correlating the SSID from the pcap and comparing the MAC to the packets table but converting as-is doesn’t work.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Capture with GPS data
  2. Quit
  3. Observe the SQLite database table devices is empty with command line sqlite3 or a database viewer.
  4. Attempt to convert the SQLite database with kismetdb_to_kml

Expected behavior
KML conversion works as expected.

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@Ragnt
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Ragnt commented Nov 6, 2024

I should be more clear about the kismetdb in the docs. The reason we aren’t filling out the rest of the database is that we aren’t using it as an internal data store like Kismet, and aren’t correlating the same information. Doing so would be computationally more expensive for the sole purpose of filling it out. I didn’t know that the kml script was using that database at all.

Let me look into what the extra lift would be to fill this data out.

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