Php TCP Socket into mysql table GPS DATA
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
the job is this:
modify the "TCPsocketINTOmysql.php" to fit the pdf (gprs protocol).
it works like this, you can run with php -q TCPsocketintomysql.php and it opens a tcp port and listens
for incoming tcp connections, first device connects and sends some "login data",the php socket you must REPLY with the logincoderesponse.
THEN the device will no longer send "LOGIN DATA" instead it will send a LONGER STRING containing readable values (such as, latitude, longitude, speed, orientation, date, time, ....)
this readable values must be inserted into a mysql table (this structure is already in the php script).
thats the job. the main thing is the reply for be able to obtain the full data with readable info.
the device that sends the data sends data every 1 minute or so.
Note: the current TCPsocketINTOmysql.php works with ANOTHER GPRS PROTOCOL but its fully functional because the LOGIC is the same.
modify the "TCPsocketINTOmysql.php" to fit the pdf (gprs protocol).
it works like this, you can run with php -q TCPsocketintomysql.php and it opens a tcp port and listens
for incoming tcp connections, first device connects and sends some "login data",the php socket you must REPLY with the logincoderesponse.
THEN the device will no longer send "LOGIN DATA" instead it will send a LONGER STRING containing readable values (such as, latitude, longitude, speed, orientation, date, time, ....)
this readable values must be inserted into a mysql table (this structure is already in the php script).
thats the job. the main thing is the reply for be able to obtain the full data with readable info.
the device that sends the data sends data every 1 minute or so.
Note: the current TCPsocketINTOmysql.php works with ANOTHER GPRS PROTOCOL but its fully functional because the LOGIC is the same.