Hi All,
First of all thanks to Hamish for his valuable suggestions...As
per the suggestions from Hamish,
I have installed gpsdrive using gpsdrive v2.10pre2.rpm package,
but the problem still persists. My OS is RHEL 9.
The documentations of gpsdrive v2.10pre2.rpm says that it
supports mysql and use it run time if it finds libmysql.10.so.i have
this package installed. but still it doesn't save waypoints in db
neither take any point from db,in short not gpsdrive is not connecting
with database at all.
I also have mysql installed where I have created database
'geoinfo.db' with the same structure of table 'waypoints' as mentioned
in create.sql.
I have tried it with many possible options...but still searching
for the fruitful way to connect database with gpsdrive.
svn repository link is broken. so not able to install from that.
any suggestion in this regard is always welcome
Thanks & Regards
Umesh
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Hi all,
I have recently installed gpsdrive-2.09.1.i333.rpm(rpm package)
on my machine RHEL but I am not able to connect either mysql or sqlite
with the gpsdrive.
I wish to connect gpsdrive with the database so that I can show the
coordinates from database onto the map. I also not able to import
multiple maps.
Any help regarding this will be highly appreciated
Thanks
Umesh
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Subject: Re: [ gpsdrive ] Problem in connecting database(mysql or
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Umesh wrote:
> I have recently installed gpsdrive-2.09.1.i333.rpm(rpm package) on
> my machine RHEL but I am not able to connect either mysql or sqlite
> with the gpsdrive.
Hi Umesh,
I think you'll need to use 2.10 for that, and since it's been a while in
development-time since we cut a new version you'd do best to attempt a
compile from the latest SVN source code.
> I wish to connect gpsdrive with the database so that I can show the
> coordinates from database onto the map.
that should work well from the new version. (probably SQLite; mysql is
now removed. OpenStreetMap POI data flows in through a PostgreSQL DB)
> I also not able to import multiple maps.
more info please.
Hamish
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Date: Thu, 7 May 2009 15:19:43 +0200
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Subject: [ gpsdrive ] Few questions..
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Hi guys (and girls I hope :) )
I'm kind of new to gpsdrive so forgive me if I ask Q that was already
discussed (and dropped as stupid) or is clearly written somewhere in
documentation. Simple pointing to right direction will be accepted with
gratitude :).
And now questions:
1. Is there a way I could send route to gpsdrive without using GUI?
i.e. by inserting it into a file which gpsdrive checks like for way
points?
2. Can I make gpsdrive to reload map image that is already using? Kind
of dynamically changed map, but no geographically dynamic, but
direction/time dynamic?
3. was looking for friendsd server specification, but no luck. Is there
something written or should I look at source? I'm looking to insert GPS
data from other devices directly to gpsdrive. From the same machine. No
outside connection. I'm able to dynamically change way points by
inserting/changing them in way.txt, but friendsd looks more promising to
do it elegant. There will be no need to delete data after there is no
reception (if I've understand it correctly).
Hope there is someone who understand what I'm trying to ask and is
willing to answer this questions :)
Thanks for answers and best regards
Branko
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