Netshroud

Ah, I dont use webif. I suppose you could change Webif to listen on another port. Really? Firefox needs a plugin for MP3? IE, Chrome and Safari manage fine without one...

Also, you can use port 7000 with SSL.

It might be a hardware issue, or it might be a configuration issue. If you can get into redboot, happy flashing. If not, it's a hardware issue.

I'm guessing you've done what most people have and made it a DHCP client. Read: http://www.hak5.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=17983

You need to install X-wrt (aka webif) if you want a web configuration interface.

In my experience, "Invalid argument" means the driver doesn't support it.

Internode, iiNet and Westnet (owned by iiNet) are the top 3. Why oh why do I have to be lumped with Optusnet?

IRC SSL defaults to 6669 AFAIK. HTTP SSL defaults to 443.

Some iPhone users might get satisfaction from smashing them to bits ^_^

I just realised: If your internet connection isn't working, which would be why you're calling your ISP 90% of the time, how the hell do they remotely control it? Psychokinesis?

192.168/16 sounds like it's still available.

If you enable DHCP client and cannot connect, you can always reflash unless you edit redboot and kill it. And even then there's still the JTAG ports.

I dont see why this is so hyped, lots of companies use remote support (e.g. Symantec). Hak5 even promotes GoToAssist. And as always, if the remote tech is doing something you dont like, there's usually a panic button to disconnect them.

IIRC the reports were about 128-bit filesystem support, not a 128-bit OS. Love the FUD though. If you want to attack a product, learn to do it right.

Is the victim using the Fon as a DNS server?

You need to edit/create /etc/dnsmasq.conf, similar to the Rickroll Jasager. # is a wildcard for all sites AFAIK, so #.yahoo.com or *.yahoo.com should work.

Either set up a DHCP server and get back in and fix it, or reflash and start again.

You're not supposed to give the router a dynamic IP, because it's the DHCP server...

Probably a routing issue. Did you set the default gateway in /etc/config/dhcp to be your MITM machine?

If I remember correctly, it's opkg install nano Edit: doesn't matter as long as you have SSH access.

Try the Updated Jasager Setup Guide. It sounds like your pineapple is setting your default gateway to it instead of your home network, so you need to set a static IP on your ethernet interface.

Yes.

vi/vim or nano (if you installed nano).

I'd rather keep it in bash to keep it portable.

Hey all, I'm trying to convert a Squid3 log to mimic my Netgear WGR614v8 on stock firmware. So far what I have is as follows. (It may have a typo, I retyped it here instead of copying from a different machine) FILE=/var/log/squid3/access/log exec 0<$FILE while read line; do TIME=`echo $line | gawk '{ print strftime("%c", $1) }'` IP=`echo $line | awk '{ print $3 }'` DOMAIN=`echo $line | awk '{ print $7 }' | cut -d '/' -f 3 | sed 's/^www\.//'` echo [Site allowed: ${DOMAIN}] from source ${IP}, $TIME done Is there a more efficient way to do this?