Probably the time is wrong.
Is it a standard unix timestamp or does it need to be something else?
It is unix timestamp.
That looks alright to me; unless its obviously wrong and I'm missing it
Ayee! It looks like one of hdop, altitude, speed needed to have 2 points of precision.
GET //?id=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx&lat=xx.xxxxxx&lon=xxx.xxxxxx×tamp=1568169037&hdop=0.00&altitude=0.00&speed=0.00 HTTP/1.1
Host: traccar.host.real
Connection: close
Worked :)
Hmmm, maybe not, perhaps it is a timestamp thing.
Hello Michael,
have you ever found what was the root cause?
Could it be sending to many positions in a short timespan?
Thanks,
I think it was a timezone issue, I'll be trying this again over the next few month from a Pi Zero instead of an ESP32.
Hey all,
I'm struggling to get traccar to recognise my location from this OsmAnd HTTP get request. Does anyone have any tips? Is there a way to debug this?
Traccar show my device as online, but does not update any of the data (location, timestamp, etc)