TylerCPU

TLDR: SSH to pineapple then issue the command mkdir /pineapple/logs I know I already sent you the message, but for other people that have the problem here's the solution. I don't know why you are getting that weird message in your logs. I get the same thing too.

It looks like lookout is using the pineapple for a POC hack. Well, sort of. A nice video using the pineapple hacking google glass.

No special commands. All GUI.

Yep. You'll need a linux install of some sort. You can use any distro,but Ubuntu would be the easiest.

There are problems with the sandisk 4gb fit drive. Don't use it. See this here for why. Tho it should work fine on wall power.

Ext4 format.

That explains so much. Thank you. I got my sandisk from amazon and it's the 1.26 firmware. It was awfully flaky the drive. It would work for me and then mostly quit. When can I get the new drive? I think it's cooler than the sandisk.

It looks like your USB drive may not mounted right. What firmware version are you running? Update it to the latest version. Currently it's 2.8.1. Reformat the usb flash drive and setup the swap again. Follow this. Also don't use a portable power pack. Just use the wall adapter for power for now and see if that is the problem. Some usb flash drive don't work well with low power.

I had this exact same problem.To fix this just go to the etc/config/wireless file and change the "option network lan" under "config wifi-iface" to "option network wan". Also make sure your wireless card is in managed mode not AP mode. For more information on setting this up check this out.

I bought mine off of amazon, but it's the same as hak5s I think. Sandisk Cruzer Fit 4GB.The weird thing is mine doesn't automatically power on anymore. The drive looks dead until I reinsert the USB drive back in(sometimes more than once) using the 2.8.1 firmware. Mine works fine using my pineapple juice(mostly). Everything works fine for me. I have to idea why, but it does. So the drive is completely dead for you on the pineapple?

I haven't played with airecrack, but to store the files on the usb drive all you have to do is change the path. The usb drive is mounted in the folder called /usb.

Thanks. I forgot about the firewall. *facepalm* Anyways if anybody wants to get access back on the pineapple interface just look for " FirewallRuleSet users-to-router { " in nodogsplash.conf and under that add FirewallRule allow tcp port 1471 FirewallRule allow udp port 1471 That's it. Thanks @ravenium. I don't think you need udp but I put it there just in case.

I always had problems with nodogsplash. So far what I was able to find out is that you don't need to change the uhttpd port to 81 from 80. Nodogsplash runs on port 2050. So no clashing there. The reason why I said that was because of what darren said . When nodogsplash is running I can't access the pineapple web interface either. For some weird reason when I click on the dog on my phone it sits there and loads forever but if I try and load a different page my internet works fine on my phone(Samsung Galaxy SIII).On a desktop it's a different story. I get the "unable to connect" on google chrome in Windows on every site after it loads for awhile. The weirdest thing is this. root@Pineapple:~# Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' Invalid request path '' I get this in my ssh connection when I try and load a webpage on another desktop computer but then fails to load it. I think that the nodogsplash redirect feature is broken(after you click on the dog). I wish some of the devs would explain what is wrong or what I'm doing wrong. It just seems broken to me. I'm doing the same thing darren is doing in ep. 1401.1. I'm in the same boat as you. Never really worked for me.

Try reflashing the pineapple.

I don't know if I created a new subnet. I didn't want to mess with that so I used a totally new IP address range 10.x.x.x. I guess I did make a new subnet. I used 255.255.255.0 for the netmask instead of the normal 255.0.0.0. I totally forgot about the routing tables, but I don't know what commands to use to point the 10.0.0.0 to the default gateway. I looked all over the web, but I couldn't come up with anything. I tried changing the gateway for 10.0.0.0 from * to 172.16.42.42, but it makes it for br-lan not br-guest. The new defined network in /etc/config/network. So here is my routing table. Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface default 172.16.42.42 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 br-lan 10.0.0.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 br-guest 172.16.42.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 br-lan root@Pineapple:~# Ideally I would like the new wifi network "Hotspot" to be on a separate network with the traffic pointing to the default gateway. I want it to be compatible with my setup. Wi-Fi------- Laptop-------- Ethernet to pineapple------- Wi-Fi out. Normal ICS. I don't know much about networking. Any help will be greatly appreciated.