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taiyed14

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  1. ssh into the fon and run this command: ps aux |grep httpd what do you get? similar to this: root@OpenWrt:~# ps aux |grep httpd 853 root 1956 S /usr/sbin/httpd -p 80 -h /www -r OpenWrt 864 root 1960 S httpd -p 1471 -h /karma/www -r karma -c /karma/etc/ht if you don't get any output try this: root@OpenWrt:~# /etc/init.d/httpd start then try hitting the web interface.
  2. I'm assuming you already have an SSH server running on the LAN, and now you want to access it from the WAN (Hence the port forwarding). try a reverse SSH tunnel. From the LAN ssh server initiate an ssh session to an external ssh server. ssh -R 9999:localhost:22 external.sshd.com then from the external ssh sever connect back to lan ssh server ssh -p 9999 localhost bingo, you now have an ssh connection into his LAN from the WAN. if you want to get real fancy, you can create a bash script to every few min on the server to keep the outbound connection alive. remember, keep it simple...
  3. I think your best bet is to use the static address he provide you.
  4. http://10.168.1.254:1471 <---this should be the address of jasager web interface if you followed my post. what is the IP address of your NIC connected to the fon? can you ping 10.168.1.254? what is the output of "route print" (assuming you're running windows)
  5. What web interface are you trying to access? Jasager? or Router config? http://192.168.1.1:1471 for Jasager there is NO router config web interface built into the Jasager firmware. are you trying to install one?
  6. Did you reboot the Fon? Are you using Jasager firmware or Piranha 2.0 alpa4? Jasager firmware (on projects site) does not have a web interface for the router configuration. Apparently the Jasager firmware needs a little different configuration than Piranha (what I have tested). I'll update the post to reflect these changes. when you edit /etc/config/wireless, change option disabled 1 to option disabled 0 (thus enabling the ath0 - wifi interface) and reboot. ps. thanks for helping working out the kinks in my guide. I guess i should have changed the status to DRAFT..
  7. oh..ha, i should probably add that. *edit* these are examples of commands you can issue in vim. press i to edit (insert) press ESC to leave edit mode type :wq to write (save) and quit type :q to quit type :w to save :q! to quit and cancel changes
  8. You need a DHCP server running, either on your computer or more simply, on the fon. Enable ICS on your Internet connected NIC, then set an IP address on the NIC connected to the Fon.
  9. I like to run DHCP on the Fon and configure dnsmaq to give out the the IP address of my laptop as the default gateway. I think this makes things much simpler. Internet --- Laptop (GW) --- FON ---- Wireless clients
  10. I actually just wrote up a blog post about installing the Jasager firmware on the Fon+. Check it out, I hope it can help you. "Jasager, Karma on the Fon" http://alex.hrck.net/?p=32
  11. i use to do shutdown -a to stop a virus/malware from shutting down a machine 60 sec after reboot.
  12. you can also shutdown computers remotely by doing shutdown /f /t 0 /m \\192.168.1.1
  13. taiyed14

    Cydia iphone

    btw. just tried icy on iphone 3gs and decided Icy blows. Errors out the wazoo.
  14. taiyed14

    Cydia iphone

    If you take a jailbroken iphone in to the apple store they have every right to refuse providing service to you because you've voided the warranty. if you do jailbreak it, do a restore before taking it in. Then you'll be okay.
  15. The only problem with PPTP is that is insecure.
  16. agreed. reformat. it's the only way you know for sure you have a clean system.
  17. it's recommended to use only water and a soft cloth to clean laptop screens. The chemicals could destroy the screens coating or cause damage to the hardware.
  18. looks like you're doing well with the proxy.
  19. I'm having problems with System Rescue CD. Can someone post their menu.lst entry for System Rescue CD.
  20. wireshark isn't going to ask you for a key, you need to put it some where in some configuration window. google is your best friend. so is the wireshark documentation.
  21. Part II of the series. http://www.h-i-r.net/2009/07/evil-wifi-par...-framework.html
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