new access points and new count

[Don Park]

Thanks @aaronpk for uploading 2814 access points from netstumbling
around portland.

The front page access point count has been fixed to show an accurate
count of the nodes in the couchdb database.

Don

[AdamD]

Yay Aaron! That's super news.

[Aaron Parecki]

Glad I can contribute! Now that I've got a system for bulk importing points I can keep adding data pretty easily.

Aaron

[Don Park]

ive added an ESSID search. its exact-match and case-sensitive so you
have to be exactly right about the name.

if it gets more than one hit it'll show a list
http://www.geomena.org/essid/NETGEAR

if it gets just one hit it'll redirect to that AP page
http://www.geomena.org/essid/MetroFi-Free

The front-page search box can take either the ESSID (network name) or
a BSSID (mac address). I had some coffee at 8pm last night and was
wide awake at 2am working on this stuff because I couldnt sleep.

Don

[Aaron Parecki]

Cool! Seems to work well. The only thing is that if it can't find the essid, it redirects me to the home page without telling me what happened.

Regular location lookups are broken for me again. I don't know if it's just this browser or what. (FF 3.5.7 on Windows) I ran wireshark while doing the lookup, and I see the post from Firefox, and the response is "<h1>Internal Server Error</h1>".

Aaron

[Don Park]

Lookups should be fixed now. An oversight in the code. Ill have a unit test for regular w3c lookups soon.

Yeah the not found err msg doesn't exist. The sinatra app doesn't have sessions turned on yet so it can remember those things.

Don

On Feb 27, 2010 9:27 PM, "Aaron Parecki" <aa...@parecki.com> wrote:

Cool! Seems to work well. The only thing is that if it can't find the essid, it redirects me to the home page without telling me what happened.

Regular location lookups are broken for me again. I don't know if it's just this browser or what. (FF 3.5.7 on Windows) I ran wireshark while doing the lookup, and I see the post from Firefox, and the response is "<h1>Internal Server Error</h1>".

Aaron

On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 7:50 PM, Don Park <don....@gmail.com> wrote:
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> ive added an ESSID sear...

[Aaron Parecki]

Great. It's working now. However when I try to look up my location and there is no data, I get the same "location error" message in red and I have no way of entering the information from my browser. Is there a way for you to show a different message depending on whether there was no location found or there was a server error?

Aaron