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Correct link is this ;)

For those who are interested to use a usb-serial adapter on Mac OS X: I bought a PL2303HX from Prolific Technology Inc. I found mine here. The drivers are available for OS X: md_PL2303_MacOSX10.6_dmg_v1.4.0.zip I'm using the application ZTerm to communicate through the adapter. Happy flash with OS X :P

Regarding additional wifi adapters like AWUS036NHA, I'm currently adding to my Site Survey and WiFi Jammer modules the possibility to choose the adapter you want to either deauth or scan the surrounding :)

I sent a new version of the module with safety checks and installation wizard of sslstrip program. I suggest that you re-flash your pineapple to the last version of firmware and install the module sslstrip, you will be guided to install sslstrip :)

The refresh option is only to see the output of sslstrip or urlsnarf which is currently running. You can refresh manually or activate the auto-refresh to see the output in real time :) The auto-refresh is not kept if you navigate away.

You can upgrade from 1.1.1 to 2.2.0 without problem. Just follow the instructions and everything should be fine ;)

No, the setup is done by the module.

Hi guys ! Fortuitously, I found a kind of fork project of the pineapple. Main goal of this project is to translate the pineapple interface to Spanish but also improve it. As an example, they added modules like knockd, trapcookies and routerpwn modules (and one of my module logcheck is also included :P) Cheers !

Sort of ;) In some of my modules I implemented the automatic installation of dependencies. In this case, I prefer giving the choice to the user to install sslstrip program to USB or internal memory. For sslstrip, fixes are also needed but the module applies the corrections automatically.

Still through SSH: opkg update && opkg install sslstrip --dest usb

Seems to be correct to me as you captured some POST data. By the way, I sent a new version to Seb to prevent the module to be started if ssltrip program is not installed first :)

Ok, just type the following command by SSH: iptables -t nat -D PREROUTING 1 This will fix your problem. Then install ssltrip BEFORE starting the module ;)

That's the problem: sslstrip has to be installed first. I added the check in the next version of the module. SSH to your pineapple and give us the output of the command I added in my previous post.

Did you installed sslstrip (not the module) first ? SSH to your pineapple and give the output of the following command: iptables -t nat --line-numbers -n -L | grep 80 | grep 10000 Note for myself: I will add a check in the next version of the sslstrip module to be sure that sslstrip is installed before allowing trying to start it :P

Your fstab is wrong, it should be like this: config global automount option from_fstab 1 option anon_mount 1 config global autoswap option from_fstab 1 option anon_swap 1 config mount option target /usb option device /dev/sda option fstype ext4 option options rw,sync option enabled 1 option enabled_fsck 0 config mount option target /usb option device /dev/sda1 option fstype ext4 option options rw,sync option enabled 1 option enabled_fsck 0 config swap option device /dev/sda2 option enabled 1 I know, it can be strange to put two entries but it seems that mount has to query the 3g dongle for its partition layout before the kernel can see the partitions on the USB.

I also noticed some issues with the USB port. Either with a USB drive or a 3g modem, the USB light stops after a random time and I have to unplug the stuff and plug it back. I don't use any hub.

Just a quick tip for those like me who experience problem to automount the sdcard in the modem at boot :) My sdcard was not mounting at boot and I had to launch /etc/init.d/fstad reload to mount it by ssh. Edit /etc/init.d/fstad to add sleep 15 in the start() function like this: start() { . /lib/functions/mount.sh sleep 15 config_load fstab mkdir -p /var/lock lock /var/lock/fstab.lck [ -e /tmp/fstab ] || { echo '# WARNING: this is an auto generated file, please use uci to set defined filesystems' > /tmp/fstab } lock -u /var/lock/fstab.lck config_foreach do_swapon swap config_foreach do_mount mount config_foreach do_swapon swap # do swap a second time so that swap on filesystems is enabled }

excellent, great work ! A suggestion for the next version: support for rt73 chipsets :P

First version is out ;) Big thanks to Petertfm for the testing :D

You can grab a copy here :)

Hi ! Petertfm suggested to make a module for DNSSpoof to be able to keep logs history, etc. So, here it is You should be able to find it in your pineapple bar very soon

Weird because the OPKG module uses the same opkg command to perform the installation. Also, the opkg update command is performed when the module is launched. If you ssh to your pineapple, are you able to start sslstrip from the shell ? Do you have any error ? But you're right: I will add a security to prevent the module trying to start sslstrip if it is not installed :)

First version is out ;)

New version has been submitted: - Status page now of the pineapple also reflects the urlsnarf module status - Add an option to filter the output log :)

Which version of the firmware ? Where did you install the module ? USB ? Internal ? Maybe an issue with the module when installed on a USB drive, just a suggestion. Maybe try installing the module on internal memory.