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airman_dopey

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  1. Alright, really strange for those that try this in the future: Running "opkg install sslstrip --dest usb" from the command line will NOT work. But if you run "exec opkg install sslstrip --dest usb" it installs and works perfectly. It works, and I do not know why.

    Is there a way of running exec to make it work without killing the script afterwards?

  2. Install process is pretty simple :)

    opkg install sslstrip --dest usb 

    As posted by someone else on page 5, that command for some reason does not install properly. It gives a bunch of twisted and zope-interface errors. I have reflashed to stock 3.0.0 and completely deleted everything on my USB. When installing sslstrip to usb using the command above (after updating opkg) it still errors out. Yet doing the install through the infusion causes it to work correctly. Are you downloading it first manually? Or possibly installing some of the other dependencies manually? Thanks for your help.

    Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "/usb/usr/bin/sslstrip", line 27, in <module>
        from twisted.web import http
      File "/usb/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/twisted/__init__.py", line 22, in <module>
        raise ImportError("you need zope.interface installed "
    ImportError: you need zope.interface installed (http://zope.org/Products/ZopeInterface/)
    
    
  3. I edited the first post with installation instructions. That is how you install on 3.0.0. As for the infusion part, I do not know php and have too much going on right now to learn it ATM. If someone else wants to help tackle it I'm all for it, but I mostly did this as a side project. I didn't expect much demand for it

  4. Hey guys,

    Version 1.2 is finally released. If you upgrade to this version you will need to be running fw 3.0.0 as code needed to be changed to make it work properly. Also the install process has changed. You no longer need to specify where you want Reaver installed; it will determine the location within the script. Just type "./reaver.sh -i" to install (after downloading the new version of course). Please let me know what you guys think. I will be releasing the cred harvesting add-on in a few days. I need to polish it up.

    - Updated code to run on FW 3.0.0 (WPS Button install, fw version check)
    - Removed the ability to cancel the code by pressing the WPS button again (needed to be removed for the add-on)
    - Added ability to blacklist certain ESSID/BSSIDs. If you create "/root/blacklist.txt" and add in the format "ESSID BSSID" (no spaces in ESSID) then it will bypass those networks
    - Modified install process to choose location within the script
    
  5. So I finally had a chance to upgrade to 3.0.0 and with a fresh install of Reaver I am not getting those errors. Try reinstalling Reaver/firmware and see if that resolves your issue.

    As for the script itself a couple of tweaks are needed to make it work properly but the core of it is still functional. I hope to release all the new code this weekend.

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