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Hi,

i am just trying to change the timestamp for a gpx-file. I import an nmea-file without an date value. So i added the date value with this command:

gpsbabel -i nmea,date="'.$final_date.'" -f "'.$imgfile_tmp.'" -x track,pack,split=4m,title="Track-%d%m%Y-%H%M%S" -o gpx -F "'.$imgfile_tmp.'.p"

After this procedure i split the *.p file into 2 or more gpx files.

But now after this i would like to change only the Date of the track. The Timestamps are okay but the date value is wrong. How can i do this?

Thanks a lot for the help.

Cu kami

asked 13 Sep '11, 13:42

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You might find your answer in this previous question :

http://help.openstreetmap.org/questions/2130/gpx-file-no-time-tag

especially the answer with xmlstarlet

Note that OSM doesn't require a correct date value in GPX files. Any date is accepted (in fact, it could work without timestamp but that's another story).

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answered 13 Sep '11, 15:17

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edited 13 Sep '11, 15:55

In your case if you just want to change the same date value everywhere that it occurs in the file, a global search-and-replace with a text editor should do the trick. Just open the .gpx file with your editor of choice (even Windows notepad) and "replace all".

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answered 13 Sep '11, 15:47

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Hi,

thanks a lot for the answer. I used sed to change all entry in the gpx-file. works fine.

find /tmp -name "'.$imgfile.'.o" -exec sed -i 's/'1996-01-'.$timsstmp.''/''.$final_date.''/g' {} ;

Thanks a lot.

Cu kami

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answered 19 Sep '11, 13:16

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