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  1. Another reason why I didn't order is I looked at the webside on my iPhone while driving home and saw a nice Black Friday offer. When I arrived home I wanted to order but the price was +10 USD when looking at the same item from my PC?!?

    Switch your user agent to that of a mobile device and see if you get the better price again.

  2. There's clearly something going on here. But could it be physical? I recently had a strange situation with my pineapple in which some (at least) of the infusion files on the micro-SD card couldn't be read. It seemed especially odd since directory listings did work. (I suppose that could have been cached.) I clicked the card in and out a few times, and I was then able to read the files without even rebooting.

  3. Hello,

    I have successfully enabled AutoSSH on my Pineapple so I can remotely access the web interface (e.g. 164.84.38.155:666). However, I am having trouble SSH'ing into it via command line. I am trying to SSH into the exact same address which is working from the browser GUI (164.84.38.155:666), but it is not working.

    When I try:

    ssh root@164.84.38.155:666

    I get this error:

    ssh: Could not resolve hostname 164.84.38.155:666: Name or service not known

    Is there a different address I'm suppose to SSH into or some other setting I need to configure?

    Thanks.

    You appear to be doing several things wrong. If SSH were on port 666, the correct syntax would be:

    ssh root@164.84.38.155 -p 666
    

    But you've already said that you have the web interface on port 666. You need to port forward SSH if you want to access it via your relay. I suggest that you look up other threads in this forum on autossh, relay servers, etc.

  4. Are we talking about the old or new card as being corrupt? The error suggests it's not formatted "vfat". If you followed my instructions, that's good, 'cause it's not. Please separate the problems getting it mounted in Linux and the problems using it in the pineapple.

    Are you saying that after following my instructions (and rebooting), that the pineapple didn't recognize the new card? How are you verifying this? SSH into the pineapple and type "mount". You should see a line that looks like:

    /dev/sdcard/sd1 on /sd type ext4 (rw,relatime,user_xattr,barrier=1,data=ordered)

    If you don't then you do have a problem.

  5. I'm using a 32gb class 10.

    Simply plug it into the pineapple, open the "Resources" infusion and select the "USB Info" tab. Then click the "Format SD Card - (Experimental)" link. Once it finishes formatting, you're done.

    It is easy to copy the content, but it isn't necessary just for changing cards, and the infusions are easy to re-install.

    I generally just use WinSCP (scp or pscp) to copy files to/from the pineapple.

  6. Also,

    In the case of using multiple MKV's, in multiple locations on an engagement, the ability to remotely connect to a central file storage or database containing all harvested data would be very useful. Has this been thought of already anywhere else in the community?

    Peace ,

    3mrgnc3.

    Great idea. I think either SSH tunnel (improved autossh infusion) or OpenVPN (infusion) would enable this if the client's DB URL could be easily configured.

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