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  1. Yes, the pineapple will run standalone, once you get everyhting configured, you can disconnect the computer. You can check the logs from a phone over wifi.
  2. They were having SSL added to the forums.
  3. If you can browse the internet, it's probably already set. On your pineapple do a traceroute either via ssh or the network tools module to 192.168.1.1 Edit: SSH command is as follows traceroute 192.168.1.1
  4. Does the laptop have internet? it appears that the wifi card connected to your laptop does not have a default gateway. It should probably be set to 192.168.1.1
  5. run ipconfig /all on your computer and upload the results to pastebin and then post a link here, this also might help https://github.com/WiFiPineapple/web-interface/wiki/mk34quickstartguide BTW: check out irc.hak5.org #pineapple
  6. Does the pineapple have internet? try downloading an infusion from the pineapple bar, if it works and your computer still can not access the internet, see this thread. Otherwise try connecting to the AP from an ssh session, for ex ifconfig wlan1 down iwconfig wlan1 mode managed iwconfig wlan1 essid "mifi ssid" iwconfig wlan1 ap "mac address, or you can just put 'any' here" iwconfig wlan1 key 'wep password' //MIFI's use wep right? :( ifconfig wlan1 up dhcpcd wlan1
  7. https://github.com/WiFiPineapple/web-interface/wiki/mk34quickstartguide By default the pineapple will not forward traffic from the wan interface to the lan/wlan interface, you have to setup iptables to do so.
  8. BAM! iptables -A FORWARD -i wlan0 -o eth0 -s 172.16.42.0/24 -m state –state NEW -j ACCEPT iptables -A FORWARD -m state –state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE
  9. Just a fw, go ahead and purchase your mark IV
  10. Yes it did, I am aware of this issue. It appears to be a server side issue, I have contacted Sebkinne via email and he has yet to respond. I will create a new thread about the infusion once this issue is resolved. EDIT: I'm a derp and made the tarball wrong, should be up and running in about an hour
  11. Yeah, the search function on this forum is derpy
  12. I would say the Mark IV still has a while, the mark V will probably support 802.01AC and have a faster processor, maby even gigabit ethernet. 802.11AC is not mainstream yet.
  13. Others have reported this one (sandisk cruzer fit) will not work off 5v going in to the pineapple. What are you using for a power source?
  14. Run this command lsusb and post the result. edit: Never mind I didn't realise it was showing at the bottom of your screenshot. I can confirm that the pineapple is not seeing the usb drive at all.
  15. I would go with Yagi antennas if you can't run fiber.
  16. Your best bet is to flash standard open-wrt. You need to go to the advanced page I think it is and add it to the startup script that way it will run on boot. If you want you can edit the config file in \etc\config\wireless http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless
  17. ledcontrol wlan off ledcontrol lan off ledcontrol usb off ledcontrol wan off ledcontrol wps off
  18. I have a few things in the works that will make this a lot more useful, one of them is geoip lookup.
  19. potato

    Atheros or realtek?

    Atheros chipsets are built better, I think the realtek has a bit better range.
  20. Alright, so peterfm has ceased development of this project and I have taken it over. I am going to adapt it to support the new features of fw 3.0 as well as add new features where I see fit and support it as best I can. Most of the existing code is going to stay how it is, there will be a few more rolls added in the next version. I like the way peterfm wrote it and I don't see a need to rewrite it. I will create a new thread when we get closer to a 3.0 release.
  21. You could make a batch file to do it. I would post an example but I am tired and I dropped my laptop a while ago with the flash drive that had my scripts on in the USB port and the USB connector snapped off(It was a latitude laptop so it survived.) I have yet to get it soldered back on, the traces ripped right off. (That taught me a lesson about backing things up)
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