Hi guys, i wrote a little shellscript: phonetracker.sh - Pastebin.com
This script should be able to run on any distribution with gpsd and gpsctl commands.
I put this line in my /etc/rc.local
/root/phonetracker.sh &
so it runs every bootup automatically
Hi, thank you for the script. It’s exactly what I was looking for. However in my distros (arch and debian) gpsctl has completely different options. The ones needed are not available for me.
Please see here for a man page to what I have. Is there another command I need?
https://gpsd.gitlab.io/gpsd/gpsctl.html
Thank you.
Ok, seems that Teltonika had replaced/extended the standard gpsd. I’ll have a look at my router which gpsd/gpsctl is used.
Ok, had a look at it. Seems Teltonika has modified gpsd with modified gpsctl.
No versionnumber, no infos at all.
Thank you for your feedback. That explains a lot.
