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Thanks. Worked for me!

Sounds like a driver issue. Can you list the manufacture/model/chipsets of your USB Wireless Interfaces?

lol...You need to provide more information!

After a reset the UI should be located at 172.16.42.1:1471 and you would ssh into 172.16.41.1 as well

That's not the typical usage scenario. The idea is to share internet from your computer to the pineapple . This makes you the 'man-in-the-middle'. You wont have the luxury of plugging a pineapple into the router at your local coffee shop or any other hotspot.

Have you followed the directions laid out on the wiki? Quick Start Guide (Windows) The Linux portion of the guide would be similar to getting it up and running on OS X I would go through and read up on everything in the wiki (at the very least)! http://cloud.wifipineapple.com/wiki/doku.php

It's much easier to manage modules and improves security from a pentester's point of view (among other things). As you now know, /pineapple provides a redirect. You leverage this for various things including phishing attacks, fake landing pages, etc. For example, I've used the redirect to hook my victims into BeEF which in turn integrates with metasploit. After that its all fun and games...for starters I like to play some random .wav files or turn their webcams on/off.

He stated its redirecting so that answers itself.

You should look into running Linux in a virtual environment. Try VMware or Virtualbox. Virtualbox (free) vmware on mac vmware on win

Pineapple UI has been separated from public html. Pineapple UI is now located at 172.16.42.1:1471. Port can be changed in the config menu. Pineapple files are now found at "/pineapple/"

This took more research than coding did. I first started looking into web based virtual machine managers like phpvirtualbox but everything used php5. Then I hopped on the vmware community site and discovered VMWare Workstation 9 + WSX Server. WSX adds the web based functionality on top of the server. http://communities.v...mtn/desktop/wsx

Last night I started putting together a module that allows you control virtual machines from the pineapple control center. Let me know if this is something that interests anyone. http://youtu.be/7QQEI1Univ0?hd=1

After replacing the RP-SMA my range improved significantly. I hope this issue gets addressed on HakShop level.

See if it works on another computer. This will tell you if its a script problem or a computer problem. I would test it myself but I let one of my friends borrow mine. I would go ahead and try encoding it on a different computer too. Make sure none of this is enabled when encoding your script: http://tlt.its.psu.e...l#international Check for any num lock, fn lock (function key), scroll lock, etc.

Httrack is great but not the only program of its kind. While it does have some multi-threading it's not as advanced as say PageNest, which does offer a multiple site download option. It's only for Windows, however works fine using wine. Here is a list of more offline browser/web archivers

I would also: make sure you removed the check mark from "Take ownership of this volume". configured a swap partition ( rule above still applies)

My range...I can throw a car farther than it. Thanks for the info DyFukA, just placed the order.

Are there any plans for php5 in the near future?

I use this http://code.google.com/p/owaspbwa/ (includes Mutillidae)

Then use the wps button to send what ya need to your local machine. Can't get much lazier than that. ;)

Directory indexing is enabled on the pineapple. This means once you are logged into the admin interface you can browse to http://172.16.42.1:1471/modules/ . Since PHP is server side I would recommend placing a script in that folder that will backup & compress everything in a tarball or zip file. PHP would be best so you can just click it then refresh. A quick & dirty way of doing it would be something like this in the modules directory: <? system('tar -czf modules-backup.tar.gz *') ?> [/CODE] You would also need to put one in /usb/modules because /modules/usbModules is symbolically linked to that location. Doing scp in this way will download the entire module directory to your local machine: (note the period at the end) [CODE]scp -r root@172.16.42.1:/pineapple/modules .[/CODE]

What helped was learning SQL before trying to hack it. Install it in linux & windows, as each OS handles errors differently. Then the hacking should come naturally (or easier).

What's up. I've been a fan here for a while. I'm mostly in the irc though!