AHH, more googleing and I found something...
How the password is encypted.. for GPS gate server
http://forum.gpsgate.com/viewtopic.php?t=5638
Now, since I know nothing about programming, I will have to learn that to figure how the password is encrypted... and well... if it was already encrypted, why didn't it work when I sent the encrypted text in the URL....
I should just buy a tracking device...
UPDATE!!!!!
YAY!!!
I was using Edge browser with that URL, and it always changed the password to lower case, I tried it on an Samsung using chrome, and did the proper capitalization, and the simple two letter word came back that gave me wood.
OK
was the response.
Didn't think it worked, BUT the mouse in my brain was running...
The time stamp that you enter MUST be UTC time, not local. I tried for 20 minutes, and it never moved, then I added my 7 hours to that timestamp in the URL and WORKED! In a flash I was across the world.
Testing Mikrotik using FETCH command in a script does not update the GPSgate Server..
Still testing
FINAL UPDATE!!!
The result is from forum search for aspx? need this formatting:
/tool fetch url=("
http://Mygps.server.com/gpsgateserver/g ... =GIHJEY622")
NOTEs
Needs (" and ") for URL string
The aspx\?longitude Needs the \ before the ?
The Time has to be UTC time in 24 hour, date is obvious formatting
Co-ordinates are Decimal even with a " - " for west coordinates
Username is Case Sensitive
Password is Case sensitive too and those values are samples only
Speed value is MPH as I tried 50.3 which showed up as 93.2 Km/h on the server database
FYI, GPSgate Server is free with 5 licenses for personal and commercial use. and any additional ones are 50 USD each, one time fee. I like it because I know where my data goes, my own server, where third party servers I have no control over.
Hope this helps. Now to get a GPS receiver for the MT!