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chrizree

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  1. Are you using some special character as a part of your password that might not be appreciated by the Cloud C2 instance? (Don't expose your password here though :-) )
  2. The changelog for 2.7.0 says "Fixed an issue where OpenVPN would cause a kernel panic upon establishing tunnel." However, I'm experiencing this specific issue even with 2.7.0 installed on my Nano. I've tried several different VPN services that works perfectly fine with more beefy distros using CLI, so I'm 100% sure that the setup is working. I can follow the "negotiations" on screen when the VPN is established on the Nano, but in the end when the interface is to be brought up, the Nano resets/reboots. This happens all the time. I'm not using the available GUI module for this, but pure CLI config and execution. Edit: The "crashes" I experience can not be reproduced using the same OpenVPN setup on a GL-AR150 (same mips_24kc architecture as the Nano, but running OpenWrt 19.07.4, r11208-ce6496d796, kernel 4.14.195), so I guess it is either kernel related and/or has something to do with the implementation on the WiFi Pineapple Nano hardware specifically. Edit II: Works on the LAN Turtle and the Packet Squirrel as well (mips_24kc/19.07/4.14.134). Definitely a fruit problem since the animals are working...
  3. Is there some binary of urlsnarf available for v6.2 of the LAN Turtle firmware? It is available in the v5 recovery image but that one doesn't execute on v6.2. It is possible to grab the urlsnarf binary from the latest WiFi Pineapple firmware version (running OpenWRT 19.07x) and it executes on the Turtle but required libraries are missing and can't be installed using opkg on the Turtle. I've tried to temporarily add the Pineapple repo/feed to opkg to install libraries but it just messes up the Turtle. It would be good to have a working urlsnarf binary for the LAN Turtle v6.2 since it's available as a module via the Module Manager. As an alternative, the urlsnarf module should perhaps be flagged as broken and removed from possible install candidates of LAN Turtle v6.2 modules. It is possible though to recreate similar kind of functionality using variants of tcpdump execution.
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