Movement faster that 50km/h seems not to be recognized

[thefaxe]

After the last update on my iOS device running iOS 17.4.1 it appears that owntracks version 17.2.5. does not recognize movements faster than 50km/h in movement mode.

I use owntracks to report my data to a nextcloud instance in http mode. Since the last update tracking points when driving in my car are not sent to nextcloud when driving faster than approx. 50 km/h. When driving slower more datapoints are generated and sent to my nextcloud instance.

Is there anyone else who has this issue?

[wombart]

Have the same issue.
After going to the Main street the tracking seems to stop.

[jpmens]

We don't typically have trouble with speeds over 50 km/h.

Can you please provide more details? Device type, OS version, HTTP server OS/sw/version.

Logs would be useful as well, both from the device during a time when you say reports aren't frequent enough as well as servers logs of your HTTP endpoints.

You might want to send logs to support@owntracks.org; please mention this issue number in the subject.

[jpmens]

@wombart you'll also need to explain to us what "going to the Main street" is supposed to mean.

[wombart]

I apologise for the unclear statement.

I meant after I drove my car onto a main road where you can drive faster.

I have just tested it with my bike, when I went faster than about 30kmh the tracking stopped and it didn't start again.

mode was Move

[ckrey]

@wombart and @thefaxe would you share your configuration / logs with us via support@owntracks.org