velkrosmaak

Just wanted to check if this is the intended way for this to work - once you start a reaver attack through the module, you have to keep that tab open in order to see it update. Going back to that page just lets you start a new attack rather than viewing what's going on with the existing one? What do people do, SSH and nohup and forget the UI?

Just wondered if there was a variant of nohup that anybody recommends; would be useful for setting something up and then being able to close your laptop and walk away. Thanks y'all!

This looks great! might be time to get another pi...

are you releasing the keylogger.py that was in one of the screenshots I saw? looks good man!

Awesomeness - will go and look now!

Hmm, tried removing the save data and starting again - took a good 4 days to get to 90.90% again and now it's stuck. Tried it without any command line switches other than -vv this time. Laaame. Guess I'll try reaver on my Raspberry pi.

So I was about to give Wifite a try and then realised I don't have a subversion client installed on the pineapple. I couldn't find one with a quick opkg search - is there such a thing? Or should I download and then copy files over manually? So much to learn!

I haven't tried wifite or wash on the pineapple. I'm guessing you have to leave your SSH session open for the script to continue running?

Does this mean i'm the first one to try using the reaver module? Or just the first one having problems? I guess i'll try giving the developer a shout. Thanks!

And me once again. I'm not sure if I risk my pineapple's life by increasing the PHP memory limit from 8mb to something a bit higher. What do you think? I'm so close and it's taken a good couple of days to get this far. (re: many posts: it's lame being in the UK when everyone else is in the US!)

Hmm, I think i've got problems.

Hah, me again. Just restarted my reaver attack using the web UI and saw this in the on screen log <b>Fatal error</b>: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 35 bytes) in <b>/usb/modules/reaver/reaver_actions.php</b> on line <b>31</b><br /> Anybody? I have an 8Gb stick attached with logs going to that so can't be full.

Hmm, just tried this and got 0 results. Do I already have the latest version of Reaver? opkg list-upgradable | grep reaver

What's the crack with this then? Is reaver officially classed as working on the Pineapple?

So I thought I finally got reaver working nicely on my pineapple, with the logcheck module sending me grep'd status updates from the reaver log file. The last few emails from my pineapple say that it's on 90.90%, and has been for the last few hours. Googled the issue and came across this; http://code.google.com/p/reaver-wps/issues/detail?id=158 This seems to suggest that upgrading reaver might help, but I didn't know if that might break the pineapple module. I'm only using switches for reaver that are available via the reaver module, so not -L as some are suggesting might be the cause of the problem. Thanks for any help!

This was just after a reflash because I wanted a fresh start with it! How odd.

I should have said; I was just using a USB drive on its own. Got this working now by using a different, standard USB drive that just shows up as one volume. Will bear this in mind though for when I do start adding a hub and more wifi! Thanks man!

Yeah, also checked that perms were the same as other scripts in the scripts folder. Oddly got this working by copying cleanup.sh and then replacing the contents with pinesetup.sh Worked like a charm. Can anyone explain this?

I'm clearly being an idiot but all I get is this: if I run it with ./ I get an error that it can't find the script (even though the path was typed with autocomplete) if I run it with sh then I get this: : not foundh: line 2: : not foundh: line 7: : not foundh: line 8: : not foundh: line 9: : not foundh: line 19: : not foundh: line 20: : not foundh: line 28: : not foundh: line 31: : not foundh: line 34: : not foundh: line 35: : not foundh: line 37: : not foundh: line 44: : not foundh: line 45: : not foundh: line 48: : not foundh: line 51: : not foundh: line 55: : not foundh: line 56: echo petertfm Mark 4 setup script created by : not foundh: line 58: echo : not foundh: line 59: echo : not foundh: line 60: : not foundh: line 61: pinesetup.sh: line 395: syntax error: unexpected "fi" (expecting "then") I've tried it in the root, i've tried it in tmp and both with the same result. Obviously i'm missing something - derp derp derp

This? mkswap /dev/sda2 Yeah, did that. I'm thinking; I have one of those weird USB sticks where it shows up a small non-writable volume, and a big writable volume - it might be the wrong volume?

You have to use the same trick you use to get the site survey working. Toggle wlan0, then start monitor mode and scan for AP's. <hijack> I have a different problem though, in that it seems to just restart the pineapple after a while. I'm not sure if it's because the pineapple is filling up the internal storage with the log from reaver or for a different reason. Any ideas? </hijack>

Have mailed this to myself to try when I get home from work! Ooh - I wonder if my reaver attack may have finished by now? Excitement!

Wow - I've been away from the forums for a while! Care to elaborate on that? Or is it a work in progress (to be released)?

Ditto on the beta testing front! My pineapple needs a factory reset anyway so I can do that beforehand. Fair test and all that.

I've definitely searched for this before but have never come across these gems! Good find! Sticky?