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  1. I'm surprised there is internet run to Paper St. You're alone for half a mile in every direction, and you have to shut off the power when it rains ;)

    Hahaha, I'm glad someone knows about my location.

  2. Nice, and thanks! My hosting is on a server I colo. Just the DNS and SSL certs are through Gandi.

    Got it. It's nice to go to a website and not have to wait ages for it to load here.

  3. Too bad I just paid for a year for a domain and hosting on domain.com. I'd switch but it's too troublesome and I just paid like two weeks ago. It's a good suggestion for me to switch but I think I'll stay with domain.com for at least a year and pay my $9 for private whois info. I guess $9 is worth saving the trouble of switching over...

    There's that. Also your affiliation with the client may (read: will probably) show up when someone pulls a credit report. IMO, my employer, landlord, bank, et al do not need to know with whom I do business.

    Hmm, that's a good point about credit reports.

    Another fun aspect of GoDaddy is that GoDaddy will fine you if someone complains about your fake/inaccurate whois info.

    My current registrar is Gandi.net and they have been great; whois privacy is included wrt this thread. I left GoDaddy in a SOPA-induced rage and haven't looked back. Of particular endearment to me was Gandi's No BS policy: https://www.gandi.net/no-bullshit

    Are you also using Gandi.net for hosting? I too left GoDaddy because of SOPA and went over to domain.com since Hak5 promotes it. I've noticed that you're website is super fast, as is Gandi.net, compared to other websites where I live. However, my website and domain.com loads rather slowly in my part of the world.

  4. Never heard of that. Got any evidence or documentation?

    Nope, just something I heard and wanted to check with others to see if they've heard anything similar.

    Actually, I just checked the documentation when buying it and read this: "Domain.com, LLC does not have any ownership interest in your specific personal registration information outside of its rights in its Domain Database."

  5. Are you ok with having that information published on the internet?

    Not really, but I head that if you choose to buy the confidential whois, whoever does your hosting technically owns your website. Do you know anything about that?

  6. I'm working on a website and every time I login to my account on domain.com, I'm prompted to buy confidential whois. Is it worth it? Are there any downsides to this besides paying for it?

  7. Not sure if related to your issues, but see this video. Might shed some light on your problems. http://vimeo.com/36082920

    Hmm, thanks for the video. It was pretty interesting. I guess the easiest way to fix my problem is just reinstalling BT5, which worked. I must've screwed it up somehow... Anyways, thanks again.

  8. How did you get your internet back after rolling back the dhcp3-server, i couldnt get back on the internet to download the programs i needed.

    I had the same problem if I rebooted before I reinstalled Wicd but it worked fine if I was using an ethernet cable rather than the wireless card. Did you try that? You might have to look up how to manually start networking and I suppose it would work. Check the basic usage page on Backtrack's website. Here's the link.

  9. Did you try this for the link in navbar.php?

    <a href="/pineapple/displaysnarflogs.php"><font color="black"><b>Urlsnarflogs</b></a> |

    Okay, great! That fixed it! But I put it as

    /pineapple/includes/displaysnarflogs.php

    since it's in includes not pineapple.

    I still have another problem though. It's not displaying the logs correctly. I have URLs in the urlsnarf.log file but it's being displayed like this:

    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"
    172.16.42.242HTTP/1.1"

  10. I remade the files but it's still not working so I'll copy over what I've got: (All of this is in /www/pineapple/includes. The only things I've changed is the path to urlsnarf.log in geturlsnarf.sh and also every path that was to /www/pineapple to /www/pineapple/includes.)

    This is geturlsnarf.sh:

    #!/bin/sh
    tail /www/pineapple/logs/urlsnarf.log | awk {'print $1 $8'} | sed 's,http://, http://,'

    This is displaysnarflogs.php:

    <html>
    <head>
    <title>snarf logs</title>
    <META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="30">
    </head>
    <body bgcolor="black" text="white" alink="green" vlink="green link="green">
    <?php require('navbar.php'); ?>
    <br>
    <br>
    <?php
    
    $cmd = "/www/pineapple/includes/geturlsnarf.sh";
    exec("$cmd 2>&1", $output);
    foreach($output as $outputline) {
        	echo ("$outputline\n");
        	echo ("<br><br>");
        	}
    ?>
    </body>
    </html>

    And here is navbar.php:

    <table border="0" width="100%" bgcolor="green"><tr width="100%">
    <td>
    <pre><a href="/pineapple/index.php"><font color="black"><b>Status</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/config.php"><font color="black"><b>Configuration</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/advanced.php"><font color="black"><b>Advanced</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/usb.php"><font color="black"><b>USB</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/jobs.php"><font color="black"><b>Jobs</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/3g.php"><font color="black"><b>3G</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/ssh.php"><font color="black"><b>SSH</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/scripts.php"><font color="black"><b>Scripts</b></font></a> | <a href="/pineapple/logs.php"><font color="black"><b>Logs</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/upgrade.php"><font color="black"><b>Upgrade</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/resources.php"><font color="black"><b>Resources</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/modules.php"><font color="black"><b>Modules</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/about.php"><font color="black"><b>About</b></a> | <a href="displaysnarflogs.php"><font color="black"><b>Urlsnarflogs</b></a> |
    </pre></td></tr></table>

  11. It seems like the curly quotes in that blog don't paste quite right. Check all of the ' and " marks in your files and see if that helps?

    #!/bin/sh
    tail /www/pineapple/urlsnarf.log | awk {'print $1 $8′} | sed 's,http://, http://,'

    versus

    #!/bin/sh
    tail /www/pineapple/urlsnarf.log | awk {'print $1 $8'} | sed 's,http://, http://,'

    Hmm, I checked that and it looks fine.

    Maybe I messed something up somewhere else. Since the navbar.php is in /www/pineapple/includes, should the other stuff (geturlsnarf.sh and displaysnarflogs.php) be in there as well or should I leave them in /www/pineapple like the tutorial says?

    Edit: I moved geturlsnarf.sh and displaysnarflogs.php over to /www/pineapple and that didn't fix the problem. I guess there's something wrong with one of them so I'll recreate them and see if that fixes the problem.

  12. I can't seem to get this to work quite right. I can confirm that urlsnarf is working because I can go into the log file and see URL's. However, when I click on the new urlsnarflogs menu button, Firefox just constantly refreshes and doesn't do anything else. I'm pretty sure I followed the tutorial correctly and updated all the paths but I'm not sure what's going on here.

  13. Next time post a path if you can. But here is the 2.0.0 source for navbar.php

    <table border="0" width="100%" bgcolor="green"><tr width="100%">
    <td>
    <pre><a href="/pineapple/index.php"><font color="black"><b>Status</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/config.php"><font color="black"><b>Configuration</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/advanced.php"><font color="black"><b>Advanced</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/usb.php"><font color="black"><b>USB</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/jobs.php"><font color="black"><b>Jobs</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/3g.php"><font color="black"><b>3G</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/ssh.php"><font color="black"><b>SSH</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/scripts.php"><font color="black"><b>Scripts</b></font></a> | <a href="/pineapple/logs.php"><font color="black"><b>Logs</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/upgrade.php"><font color="black"><b>Upgrade</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/resources.php"><font color="black"><b>Resources</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/modules.php"><font color="black"><b>Modules</b></a> | <a href="/pineapple/about.php"><font color="black"><b>About</b></a>
    </pre></td></tr></table>

    Thank you so much, Mr-Protocol. You're a lifesaver, or should I say, pineapplesaver... Anyways, thanks again, I really appreciate all your help!

  14. I made an idiot mistake and forgot to backup my navbar.php before I made some changes and lost the original file. I need the original file but can't seem to find it anywhere. Could someone do me a HUGE favor and copy and paste theirs so I can get my navbar back?

  15. what is the output you get when you run 'ls /'?

    I don't get anything when I run "ls". It does the same thing as just pressing enter. When I do ls -la I get this:

    drwxr-xr-x	1 	root	root	0 Jan 1 00:00 .
    drwxr-xr-x	1	root	root	0 Jan 1 00:00 . .
    drwxr-xr-x	2	root	root	0 Jan 1 00:00 .ssh

    cd /

    ls -al

    Pretty sure you don't login to the root of the drive when you login, you get a root home folder.

    I log into the pineapple with

    ssh root@172.16.42.1

    so I assumed I was already in root rather than the home folder. This proves that I'm rather new to using linux, but you're right I wasn't in root but in the home folder. Thanks, Mr-Protocol!

  16. Thanks Mr-Protocol for you help but i still come up a blank with it,but if you have some more info on this tyler then im willing to give anything a try.

    Regards

    Did you try what I wrote? I just reinstalled Backtrack 5, used my method, and it works fine.

  17. I assume there's a simple answer to this question but I just can't' seem to find it anywhere. Maybe I'm missing it. Anyways, when I SSH into the pineapple, I want to look around and see what directories are in root but I can't get ls to list anything. I've only been able to cd into /www/pineapple but I'm not sure what any other directories are called so I'm not sure how to cd into them. So, how can I see a list of all the directories in the pineapple?

  18. I didn't meant to go and manually install it, I was asking if thats what you did, as it may be why you have two icons for it, but you can try apt-get remove and then apt-get install for it again, see if it fixes the problem. I'm pretty sure they have the latest version in the repo.

    Sorry, I mean that I'd try updating, not manually installing it. It's weird that I have two icons because I haven't manually installed it so it must have happened another way. It's a fairly fresh install of BT5 so I can't think of anything that would've installed it a second time.

    I tried removing ettercap and reinstalling it but it still does the same thing.

    Since it's an almost fresh install, I'm just going to reinstall and see what happens.

  19. I had te same problem and got it fixed. First, get Synaptic an then find dhcp-common and force version. Downgrade it one version. After this you'll need to reinstall Wicd. After downgrading, you should be able to install dhcp-server.

    I'm using my phone now so if you need me to go into more detail, let me know and I'll reply when I get home.

  20. Do you have your router connected like a switch with your landlords router connected to one of the switched ports or do you have your landlords router connected to the internet port on your router?

    If you are using the internet port then you need dhcp turned on. Unless you want to share files with your landlord this is how I would connect it. Otherwise if you are using a switched port then turning of dhcp is fine.

    Cool, thanks for the reply. My landlord had our routers connected together with one of my LAN ports before but I just configured it like you said and it works fine. I gave my router a local IP of 192.168.2.1 and then set DHCP to give out IP addresses from 192.168.2.100~192.168.2.149. I connected my router to his through my WAN port and now it works great.

    Thanks again!

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