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Geoff0ne

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  1. +1 for this. Overall reliability and stability of the pineapple is all I'm interested in, please no more add ons / infusions.
  2. Im fairly certain for this to work wlan1 interface will need to be on the same subnet as the network it is connected too in client mode.
  3. I don't think its a priority as a fix would effectively allow noobs to own an entire neighbourhood.
  4. Work around: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Wireless-2W-2000mW-34dBm-w-Antenn-Broadband-WiFi-Amplifier-Signal-Range-Booster-/380676772222?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item58a21a917e But not an ideal portable solution as it needs DC power.
  5. Would this perhaps be a workaround?
  6. Same issue here. Newly flashed with 1.1.0 firmward. Boot up. Enable DNSSpoof. Pineapple randomly decides when to load webpages. Ive found the DNSSpoof is a bit flaky and only sometimes allows clients machines to resolve webpages. Ive only tested this with spoofed pages. And it makes no difference if connected to the pineapple via ethernet or wireless. Have anyone got a solution?
  7. Tried wired connection Same thing. DNS Spoofed pages will simply half load or not resolve usually for about 60 seconds every 5 minutes or so. Also tried discconecting the pineapple from client mode. Same thing. Nothing in syslog. Does dnsspoof have a log?
  8. Heya Guys, When viewing sites that are setup as a redirect / dnsspoof site. For no apparent reason it sometimes (about every 5 mins) just hangs and simply either loads half the page or nothing at all. It doesnt seem to matter if the site is setup as a symbolic link to the mounted SD card or direclty being viewed from the www folder. I have also noticed that this dropout / timeout occurs when doing file transfers to or from the pineapple via SCP. It evetually reconnects after about 60 seconds. The local machine wireless connection remains connected to the pineapple the entire time. Problem still persists after a flash and sd card wipe. Current fimware 1.1.0 cheers tone
  9. From my understanding this restriction with the Atheros chipset on wlan0 was to be lifted in the current new firmware
  10. this fixed it https://forums.hak5.org/index.php?/topic/30786-reboot-lost-all-infusions-on-sd-card/
  11. Hello, Basically the SD card decided to unmount itself after i removed a couple of infusions. Now it wont mount at all. I have tryed a fact reset and the format utility under resources, i cannot copy more than a couple of MB to the SD directory. Im trying to avoid formatting my sd card from a PC for now as i dont have a card reader. any ideas?
  12. Given that its now a known issue with the hardware build of the IV, im wondering if we are elligle for a full refund? This is the least i would expect, as i also have spend countless days troubleshooting this issue.
  13. Hey guys, Im doing a few tests and cant seem to get the jammer to actaully deauth clients from an AP. Is there any know bugs with the infusion at the present moment? Bascially how ive got my pineapple setup is.... wlan0 broadcasting SSID wlan1 connected in client mode to another AP wlan2 running the deauth in monitor mode airplay-ng seems to start ok but will not deauth clients on a remote AP mdk3 will only sometimes start and i recieve the below Starting MDK3... Interface : wlan2 Monitor : mon0 /sd/usr/sbin/mdk3: line 4: syntax error: unexpected "(" Sleeping for 10 seconds... Sleeping for 10 seconds...
  14. Thanks for the update but im experiencing anything but more stability. Some times when i log in the tiles freeze up and the site stops responding. Tested in two browsers same issue. It will respond after 30 seconds or to log back in to the pineapple.
  15. jjd, And to include wlan2 also, i have modified the script - see below, will this do the trick? #!/bin/bash function usemc { ifconfig wlan2 down echo "wlan2" macchanger -r wlan2 ifconfig wlan2 up ifconfig wlan1 down echo "wlan1" macchanger -r wlan1 ifconfig wlan1 up ifconfig wlan0 down echo "wlan0" macchanger -r wlan0 ifconfig wlan0 up wlan2_MAC=$(ifconfig wlan0|grep -o -E '([[:xdigit:]]{1,2}:){5}[[:xdigit:]]{1,2}') wlan1_MAC=$(ifconfig wlan1|grep -o -E '([[:xdigit:]]{1,2}:){5}[[:xdigit:]]{1,2}') wlan0_MAC=$(ifconfig wlan0|grep -o -E '([[:xdigit:]]{1,2}:){5}[[:xdigit:]]{1,2}') } function randmac { let "n=${RANDOM}%$(wc -l < $FILE)" RANDMACF=$(head -n $n $FILE | tail -1) #echo $RANDMACF octets=${RANDMACF:7:8} RANGE=255 number=$RANDOM numbera=$RANDOM numberb=$RANDOM #generate random numbers let "number %= $RANGE" let "numbera %= $RANGE" let "numberb %= $RANGE" #ensure they are less than ceiling octeta=`echo "obase=16;$number" | bc` octetb=`echo "obase=16;$numbera" | bc` octetc=`echo "obase=16;$numberb" | bc` #hec conversion macadd="${octets}:${octeta}:${octetb}:${octetc}" #generate mac echo $macadd } function changerand { FILE=maclist.lst if [ -f $FILE ];then wlan0_MAC=$(randmac) wlan1_MAC=$(randmac) wlan2_MAC=$(randmac) echo "wlan0" echo "New mac address: "$wlan0_MAC echo "wlan1" echo "new mac address: "$wlan1_MAC echo "wlan2" echo "new mac address: "$wlan2_MAC else usemc fi changeset } function changeset { uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[0].macaddr=$wlan0_MAC;uci commit wireless uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[1].macaddr=$wlan1_MAC;uci commit wireless uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[1].macaddr=$wlan2_MAC;uci commit wireless wifi } if [ $1 = "-r" ]; then clear echo "Changing mac" changerand elif [ $1 = "-m" ]; then wlan0_MAC=$2 wlan1_MAC=$3 wlan2_MAC=$4 echo "wlan0" echo "New mac address: "$wlan0_MAC echo "wlan1" echo "new mac address: "$wlan1_MAC echo "wlan2" echo "new mac address: "$wlan2_MAC changeset elif [ $1 = "-c" ]; then echo "Reseting mac addresses to default" wlan0_MAC="" wlan1_MAC="" wlan2_MAC="" changeset else clear echo " ***menu to come***" echo "for now please use:" echo "changemac -r to change your mac for next boot" echo "changemac -c to change your mac back to stock now" echo "changemac -m [wlan0 mac] [wlan1 mac] to change to specified mac" fi
  16. The huawei im using draws too much power from the pineapple and the SD cards unmounts. gah !
  17. I had the exact same concerns. And thought well heck if the V is just as unstable it will be a good learning experience anyhow. I went through 2 IVs and could never get it to work reliably. The V is def an improvement might just be my luck tho.
  18. Helloo, What make and specific model 3g/4g cards are most compatable with the V? And in terms of configuration what details are required to be entered into the config? I know this varies from provider. My current 3g card is a Huawei and the only details i can manage to get ahold of to setup the connection is the APN name. There is no username and password required from what i can see from the providers. My pineapple recoginses the device but doesnt appear to connect - what am i missing? What other config is required? APN: connect Dns: 8.8.8.8 Peer DNS: 8.8.8.8 Cheerio
  19. got it. need to enter the exact full path
  20. Guys, For the love of god when you specify a Log to tail and update which directory is it actaully looking at?
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