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sonya

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  1. Solution to some of the Backtrack 5 R3 problems (using gnome in my case [you can forego the "-gnome" part in the code when not using gnome]): sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome cp /etc/network/interfaces {.stock} echo "auto lo" > /etc/network/interfaces echo "iface lo inet loopback" >> /etc/network/interfaces reboot, then: sudo apt-get remove wicd reboot, then: service network-manager start nm-applet & Result: You won't use WICD anymore, which is buggy in some cases on BT5 R3, i.g. not allowing connections via wifi and cable at the same time (which you'll most certainly want to do with your pineapple). Instead you'll use the network-manager, which makes things easier. If you want to stay with WICD and run the pineapple like, let's say, pineapple -> your laptop -> wifi-card -> internet, you can connect to the wifi-network that provides internet-connection with WICD, then kill both of the WICD-processes and run the wp4 script. All the best, Sonya
  2. Is it possible that - sslstrip was still running on the gui during your ssh-session into the pineapple? - there has been no https-related traffic during the time of logging? I experienced emtpy logs in both cases when using Moxies sslstrip infusion. --- edit --- In case you are using the module, I'm sure you concerned -> history -> download on the gui?
  3. Are you sure you used the mkswap /dev/sda2 command? Did you reboot your pineapple afterwards?
  4. Thanks for replying so fast. I think I got it on the last try: I removed (rmdir) the pineapple/infusions/sslstrip/log directory (not the whole path, just the "log" dir.) and used this symlink: ln -s /usb/log/ /pineapple/infusions/sslstrip/ Now sslstrip saves to /usb/log/, so no more big logfiles filling up the pineapple's internal space. Best wishes, Sonya
  5. Erm... sorry for doubleposting, but it seems like I just don't get it to work. sslstrip saves the logfiles in /pineapple/infusions/sslstrip/log I don't want the files to take up space on the pineapple and want sslstrip to save them to /usb/logs/ What's the correct way / exact command to get it working in this case? I tried to symlink like ln -s /usb/logs/ /pineapple/infusions/sslstrip/log/ and the other way around, as well as with different paths, but I guess I got the way symlinks work wrong. Looking forward to your tips, Sonya
  6. Hey, thanks for your quick reply. Yepp, I'm using a swap partition and have some modules running on my USB drive. Sonya
  7. Hey there, it's my first post on this board, so I hope it isn't a dumb question ;-) Is there a way to tell sslstrip to save the logs in another place (USB)? The gui-module stops after some minutes every time I used it, and when starting sslstrip via ssh I saw it stopped because of lacking memory on root. Thanks for any hint, Sonya
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