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I was modifying theme CSS because, most of themes are just high-contrast single color and, yeah… anyways… Pretty straight forward. I was having some issues where PineAP in `Continuous` mode just ran and ran without displaying (or collecting) APs & Clients. Literally nothing. I rebooted a couple times to resolve this issue and it worked for the most part. I did notice constant 100% CPU when running PineAP or updating NMAP or whatever modules I had missing dependencies on. This is maybe the 20th time I've had to reset the damn thing because it always seems to be one thing or the other this with this specific device. Web GUI: Non Responsive SSH: CLI responds and I'm able to log in Route: ssh root@192.168.2.99:1471 (Per routing table I setup) root@Pineforest:/pineapple# route Kernel IP routing table Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric Ref Use Iface default 192.168.2.1 0.0.0.0 UG 0 0 0 eth0 172.16.42.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 br-lan 192.168.2.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:13:37:XX:XX:XX inet addr:192.168.2.99 Bcast:192.168.2.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 inet6 addr: [xxxipv6Addrxxx]/64 Scope:Link UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:11140 errors:0 dropped:868 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:2187 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:1129559 (1.0 MiB) TX bytes:331549 (323.7 KiB) Interrupt:5 ---- Steps ----- 1. I setup the Tetra to allow SSH & GUI over WAN and disabled the Management AP. 2. While I was on my iPad, I copied CSS from the Tetra to Koder (app). Changed some text styles and added a font. Copy+Paste to Pineapple. 3. Next thing I did was Run PineAP but I noticed that selecting "Both" (2.4 & 5ghz) would display the animated icon for 10 minutes and then the `Clients` table would appear with no entries. 4. No big deal, this happened before, I'll just reboot the Tetra via the Web GUI. ---- End Steps ----- Expected: The Tetra comes back and I can go about my day like I was able to prior to reboot (and every other time I've rebooted the Pineapple) Actual: The Tetra is now no longer available via the Web GUI on WAN and management AP is disabled so now I have to use the CLI. I have no idea what is wrong with this thing, it seems to run for a day or two before I'm knee deep in the support forums or googling the heck out of everything. The documentation seems either incomplete or unnecessarily vague and out of 10 times lacking the necessary steps to resolve issues. Super frustrated. :/

Can someone please tell me how to disable my eth0 interface on boot. I am using the latest version of Kali Linux 2020-02-17. I can sudo ifconfig eth0 down and this works no problem. Except i dont want to do this every time and would just like it to be disabled at boot until i need it. Normally i would add it to the /etc/rc.local file but that does not exist any more.

The Pineapple Stand Project This is a project I would like help on if I'm being honest more like a need help on. Please excuse any grammatical or spelling errors. Grammar and spelling are not my best area and I am only 14. A bit of background: I got the WIFI adapter sold from the hak5 shop and it works great for a person or two, but I needed something faster. So, I started watching some hak5 videos and saw WIFI adapters were amazing. The hak5 videos that got me thinking if you could do that with a wifi adapter not built for hacking what could you do with one that was. I began to have the seedlings of an idea to use the pineapple for this purpose. Then I saw the wifi cactus (for those of you that don't know what it is here are a few links https://blog.adafruit.com/2017/08/02/wificactus-when-you-need-to-know-about-hackers-wearablewednesday/ and https://youtu.be/fX_XH-09YeQ) and the idea crystalized to use a pineapple as a wifi adapter that you could control with the web interface. Sounds crazy right until you consider that basically what the wifi pineapple is already (I mean no offense hak5 I know that that is an oversimplification seriously love you guys) the wifi part is obvious but the adapter is not so obvious the adapter is the web interface more specifically when the web interface sends something to the pineapple then the pineapple changes that into something that it can recognize then sends it to the controller inside of the pineapple which is the traditional adapter being controlled by the web interface and the pineapple is sending information to the web interface is the second part of the wifi adapter. Then I remembered how this idea started which is how the idea of hoking pineapples together and controlling one pineapple with another and having them be able to exchange data (also in part due to the wifi cactus). This is what I want. Basically, for the Tetra I want to hook two of them up together through the eth0 port to the eth0 port but have one of them to give internet connection to the other. More than that, however, I want to be able to control the one wifi pineapple with the other making it into a wifi adapter and have both of them working together. Now before you click off because you don't have 2 wifi pineapple tetra this should work whether it be the tetra with a nano plugged into it, a nano plugged into a nano or a tetra to a tetra. (with some minor deviations). Now that that's all out of the way let's get to how you could do this. For simplicity, I will be referring to the pineapple that that controls the other pineapple as the host and the other pineapple as the tether. Idea 1: My first idea was to use client mode on one pineapple to connect to the management SSID on the other pineapple. This would, in theory, allow me to control both pineapples while I was connected to one wifi network. The first problem with this was that you have to browse to the same web address to control both pineapples because of the addresses being the same and that the request would have to go to the first pineapple to get to the second the request wouldn't make it. The solution was to change the web address you need to browse to for the second pineapple. Pretty simple. This still did not achieve the end result I was hoping for. For one I could not use PineAP and get a real wifi connection. I considered this a start it showed that is was possible to control 2 wifi pineapples with one internet connection. Breaking down my first idea and why it was only a partial success. My first idea was only a partial success because I could not use PineAP and get a real wifi connection the reason I could not use PineAp and get a real internet connection was that one wan1 being used for client mode to connect to the management SSID of the other pineapple and in order for me to get a real internet connection without using the eth ports I would need the wan1 of the other pineapple leaving no wan1 open for PineAP. Using the one wan1 is unavoidable because you need it for client mode the tether has to do this if you want real internet. But in order to fix the problem, we need to find a way to eliminate the need for the other wan1 that is being used to connect to the management SSID. The potential solution I came up with is to is to connect the 2 pineapples tetras eth0 to eth0 port. This would, in theory, remove the need for the other wan1. The problem is the pineapples eth0 ports are configured to be inputs and I need one to be an output (the tether) and the other to be an input (the host) in order for this to work. So if one of you that is better at coding then I am can figure out a solution to this problem please share it with me. Or if this is not possible please share that with me. If there is another way to do this, please share that with me. Assuming that there is a solution to that problem. I would like to develop a module for this actually 2 modules one for the host and one for the tether and Host would appreciate if anyone wanted to help develop the modules, in other words, have to code the modules while I fail at helping you code (I am a little past hello world in java but can copy and past with the best of them :) and tell you what I think it should do. Please contact me alexriniker5510@gmail.com if you have any ideas, suggestions, want to help, want to crush my dreams and tell me it's not possible, or ideally want to do this entire project for me ; ). PS. the bootup loop in my case was caused by a short in the pineapple that meant that it was not getting enough power, so it could get through the first part of the bootup but when it came to turning on the wifi which sucked away the little power it was running on, to begin with making it shut down then attempt to boot up again. I was able to figure this out by pumping more and more electricity into it until I was able to see the short I would not recommend this for attempting to find the short however because I was lucky, and it was a fairly large short but there's a fine line between enough electricity to see the short and enough to permanently damage the circuits in the pineapple. I felt obligated to you guy to find the causes of the bootup loop after you sent me another wifi pineapple. sincerely, Alex

Ok so I'm kind of sad right now. I figured the Nano would have been like the original, with the ability to get modules and everything. I had no idea they would have to be rewritten. Anyways, I guess my question is: are modules that were available for MKIV going to be available eventually for the Nano? I've seen Evil Portal so far, but (no offense to the dev) I'm not really looking for that. I would love to see reaver and aircrack-type modules. I was so excited to be able to use reaver. I'm a big fan of pen testing (but i am still new to the area). I love working in Linux (i just started using Kali, but I've been using Mint previously). Another quick question too about my nano being connected on my laptop. I use a Bootable USB drive to run Kali. Not sure if that matters, but i finally got it to where i can have my wifi connected to my computer and my computer connected to my nano, but my computer doesn't seem to want to share my connection to the nano. I've done as much research as i could from these forums and have tried multiple IP combinations. My home connection to my wifi router is the generic 192.168.1.1. And the default for the pineapple I'm assuming is 172.16.42.42. But is that the pineapple IP or it's gateway? There's a couple 172.16.x.x IPs I've seen now and one is .42 and one is .1 so does the nano have a gateway? Or is it my ethernet port that is the gateway? Also, the default in wp6.sh for my computer's IP (Host IP) is a 172.16.x.x....why? I'm running a 192.168.x.x network on my router. Is that just the way pineapple sees me cuz of the gateway? My port for the direct connection usb connection is eth1 i believe. But there's also an eth0, which i have no idea why i have a virtual ethernet port. Probably has to do with me being on a USB-run Kali. But the default when i run wp6.sh is eth1. But when i change it to eth0 it stalls on me and nothing happens. So I've tried a bunch of different combinations between IP addresses and eth ports. At least i know my wireless port is wlan0 lol (Also i just thought about this, i do have a USB hub which connects up to 4 USB 3.0 connections, and i am running both the pineapple and Kali through that hub, which leads to the same usb port on my laptop. ..hmmm maybe that's a problem. ..) Anyways, sorry for the long read, i would just appreciate any help i can get. It works fine when i tether into my phone though. No problems there....just a drag i can't run reaver :'(

Hey guys! First off, Kudos to Darren for such a great product and website :) I'm having a slight problem ever since I got the Mark V. I set it up all fine, connected it to my Wifi connection and in the start, I could browse the internet through the eth0 port. But after a day or two, that's changed. Now internet won't work no matter what. At times even the Pineapple bar wouldn't connect to internet. any ideas how I get it to connect to my wifi and the internet to work on the Karma ? I can get devices to connect to it but no internet at all.

Should the br-lan, wlan0 and eth0 have the same MAC address?? As mine does. Should these not be different??

When I first set up the pineapple I was able to use the Ethernet cable to connect into my computer (both Windows and Linux) and from there access the Pineapple Bar Infusions/Internet. Out of the blue I was no longer able to get infusion connections or internet connections through the pineapple. As a test I used wlan1 to connect to my wifi directly and of course I get an internet connection and infusion updates. So in short what may cause this disconnect using the Ethernet? (Yes, I used the Windows ICS as described in the manual correctly because it worked out of the box for a few days before it stopped working. I used the wp5.sh for the Linux machine with no luck after the initial install.) I also tried to reset to factory defaults...not luck. Thanks UPDATE: I upgraded the 1.0.3 firmware and still no luck getting Ethernet ICS to work on Windows or Linux. Still searching for an idea...