juststartingout
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Manually refresh, worked for me. I left it running overnight and ended up with a 20mb log file. Bully had stopped but when I try to restart it just comes back not running again, problem is it's not creating the log file so don't know what the problem is. Sorry my bad, creating now once I deleted the 20mb file but now it's like Raz0rs and still says wps not running. Problem was my pineapple must have rebooted and the mon0 wasn't turned on. Strange never rebooted before?
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Glad to hear it. I have had my Mark V for about 5 days not managed to crack anything yet using bully? On most it's invulnerable and on 1 it runs out of the first half of the keys and stops so I think i'm not very good or I have bought an expensive paperweight. I bought an Alfa AWUS036NHA for my laptop that has Kali so will try that and see how it goes. What do you reckon on a script that tries to break every ap within range automatically? I just wanted to turn the pineapple on and leave it to do it's stuff.
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Hi Raz0R, I do program in PHP on websites but nothing special. I will look into this, it seems simple enough. When bully starts it saves the settings in an ini file so the new script should start a cron (i think thats what it is in linux) to run a script after 20 minutes script checks if bully is running and if it is stops it, then opens up the ini file with the settings in and runs bully with the saved settings. I've noticed Bully runs better when it restarts so I think this is the way to go. Sounds easy enough :-)
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Hi All, First post so please take it easy on me. I received my Pineapple V yesterday and while using Bully noticed the 64k limit issue. Not good having to restart it every 20 minutes. Is there someone who can work out how to automatically stop then start bully again as if you clicked the stop start buttons on the pineapple. Could the command not be saved in a file and if the file exists just load them up again once Bully restarts. I could easily do this in VB but not linux i'm afraid.