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Yes developers have to make it available to use in the CLI, however a lot of those infusions you have listed there are just front ends for a command line tool. tcpdump can be controlled from the cli with the tcpdump command same goes for urlsnarf, sslstrip, and sslsplit. And all of the other infusions also are just front ends for commands, some of them may even have bash scripts that you can run inside their infusion folder

Wait a second, you're trying to update you pineapple, when you do it through the web interface you say the lights keep flashing. That is the expected result, that is your pineapple saying "hey the flash was successful". What you have to do next is just go to the web interface and follow the instructions there is nothing wrong with it

Go ahead and post this in the topic for Evil Portal on the MK V just put a disclaimer in there that says something to the effect of: Don't ask questions about this, this goes outside the scope of the support for Evil Portal. Great work btw

Well did you try turning it off and on again?

Well your other option is to create a temp account for him and send him the creds for it and then delete it once hes done using it

Never run as root unless you are needed to preform tasks that only root can do. Even when I administer linux machines I have access to root yes but I create a different, normal user account for my self to do my day to day tasks. Root has all the power but it doesn't enhance browsing facebook at all

SSH into your pineapple "root@172.16.42.1" and then it will prompt you for your password. When you type it in you will not see any *'s or anything but when you hit enter (if you typed it right) youll be in

A lot of infusions can be controlled from the command line with the command "pineapple infusion [infusion_name]". For example: pineapple infusion smser pineapple infusion datalocker pineapple infusion evilportal If you do "pineapple infusion list" then you can see a list of infusions that can be controlled from the cli

What payload? A metasploit meterpreter shell? EDIT: Oh i see now that this is in the ducky section so I assume its a ducky payload

Disable your browser extensions and try again. It sounds to me like you have a bad infusion installed or you broke the web interface code somehow, I suggest a re-flash

You can persistently change all network settings in /etc/config/network

Linux is linux you don't need a "Linux tutorial" for a specific embedded device if you know your way around a bash shell you'll be able to find your way around that pineapple just as well. Now if you want to know more about where specific files live and what they do for openwrt you could look at OpenWRT documentation

Can you open your javascript console and see if there are any errors. Also try looking at the pages source code and see if everything seems to be loading

What were you doing the last time it work? How long ago was this that it worked? Have you tried a re-flash?

I listen to a lot of Norma Jean, August Burns Red, and Underoath on a regular basis. I also listen to white chapel, oh sleeper, thy art is murder, end the century, and a lot of other bands. Got to get my fix of metal lol

The fact that its mine, that I choose what I want on it from the beginning and that it doesn't have any pre-installed applications that I don't care about

Well in the linux world there ARE install wizards for applications just like there is for windows and there has been for a very very long time. It all depends on the developer really but if you are finding a program that is more of a mainstream program then it will most likely take advantage of one of the various installation wizards baked directly into many different distros (mint, ubuntu, debian, the list goes on). The reason why linux geeks use the command line is because its wayyy faster than clicking around through menu trees and that goes for every OS not just linux (excluding windows in a lot of cases because of how bad batch is). I have friends who do cisco work for a living and although a lot of cisco devices (routers, switches, APs) come with a web interface to manage them they still prefer to use the command line to configure and manage them even if they have to go through the hassle of using a console cable. As far as distros go if you are looking for a distro that requires minimal configuration and a lot of knowledge of linux I would look at ubuntu or linux mint. If you want a true geeks distro I would look at arch, not mangaro just pure arch. Linux doesn't get any better than arch

Could you send me that config file when you get a chance? I don't have the time at the moment to mess with this but I'll see what I can do about including an auto-config option for this in the next release of Evil Portal.

Well its possible that your clients don't use netbios and if thats the case you won't see them in from scanning for them. But when you saw empty do you mean that the popup box is empty with nothing in it or just that you don't see any clients in it? To test if its an issue with the infusion SSH into your pineapple and run the scan from the command line: nbtscan 172.16.42.0 (or what ever your network address is) and see if you get the same results

Yeah Hak5 did a long "class" if you will on SSH. There are like 4ish episodes I believe

Well I haven't looked at the source code but since the tutorial was using an old version of EP the port for the webserver in /www is probably set to 8080 which should be changed to 80 in the code

You can write your infusion in any language you want to but if you are going to use the web interface for your UI then you will need to write that in HTML, Javascript and PHP. Alternatively you can have command line only infusions. http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/index.php/Creating_Infusions http://wiki.wifipineapple.com/index.php/Webinterface_API

Well Darren does have an infusion out

Microsoft is attacking youtubers now filing copy-right complaints against videos (seemingly critical reviews) saying its an "anti-piracy campaign" which doesn't make much sense because a video of microsoft windows can not be downloaded and then turned into software, if it was a tutorial showing people how to pirate windows I could understand that but its not. Eli the Computer Guy explains what's going on best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA4LIRxICPg Since most of us have already given microsoft the middle finger, is it getting about time we turn to google and give them the middle finger for complying with this copyright BS? Also its time to make a new, non-commercialized video platform in my opinion.

After skimming over it I think I'd stick with the duck