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Foxtrot

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  1. 1) The interface can change by releases... read the change logs for more information.

    2) I think you mean wlan1mon? wlan1mon is the radio used by PineAP when its active. If you want to use the radio for client mode, SSH in and do "airmon-ng stop wlan1mon"

    3) ?? Not sure what you mean, more information please.

    4) It should be persistent. Try looking at your /etc/networking/wireless.

    5) You need to buy one separately. 

  2. Good find. I'll do some experimenting very soon.

    48 minutes ago, Zylla said:

    The first thing that comes to my mind as it is running linux is: 'nice'

    nice is a command that can limit a process/background-process cpu-usage.
    which also works quite "nice" (no pun intended) on the Pineapples! :)

    Maybe Pinesniffer should be run with that command? :)

    This is not a good fix. Maybe a better fix would be to stop the incomplete processes once navigating away from the recon page.

  3. 2 hours ago, nothingness said:

    Also in a lot of the tutorials I see a tool named Karma, but I guess that's gone now?
     

    Karma is the "Allow Associations" in the PineAP module. Karma has been somewhat replaced by the PineAP suite.

  4. 4 minutes ago, Wiz said:

    Thanks for the link I did find that code in a search earlier but could not get it working, however I did resolve the problem using another approach. Now I need to make an email text box validate the proper format so that a user cannot enter any characters and get bye. Again this is for Safari since in other browsers it works well.

    Client side data validation is bad, but you can do it in JavaScript with a simple if/else statement and a string match.

  5. 2 hours ago, Wiz said:

    Hi, not trying to hijack the thread but it seems that this would be the right place to ask coding questions related to captive portals. The following code works well on any browser except Safari what would be the equivalent.

    <input type="text" name="name" required>

    making a required field does not seem to work in Safari and users can just click the button leaving any text boxes blank and still get through.

    http://stackoverflow.com/a/23261375

  6. 1 hour ago, nothingness said:

    Hello,

    I'm thinking about ordering a Pineapple, and was just wondering if I run the Pineapple with an android phone, do I have the same functions as I do when running it with a computer?

    Thanks

    Any phone with a WiFi chipset, Web Browser and SSH client can use the pineapple to the fullest.

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