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Post by pinhead on Apr 21, 2016 19:39:30 GMT
Another thing I've noticed while playing around with this device is broadcast instability.
I have AP/Hostapd-Karma and Picker enabled. The SSID is cycling on and off - the singal/broadcast seems relatively stable but every few seconds or so, the SSID disappears and the broadcast is reported as UNKNOWN_SSID by NetSurveyor on my Windows machine.
Each time the SSID disappears, all clients disconnect.
I'm using an ALFA AR9271 Wifi dangle (Atheros AR9271 chipset) on a powered USB hub.
Disabling Karma while leaving AP enabled seems to stop the "SSID cycling."
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Post by xtr4nge on Apr 27, 2016 9:57:30 GMT
Hi pinhead, I didn't understand very well what is the problem that you are having. Picker only collects the SSID names that is findings (you need to use a separated wireless card in monitor mode). As it is on a different interface and only listening traffic, it doesn't have any impact on Karma or the AP. Karma and Mana are not bullet proof. They will try to send a response (spoofed) to any request that they are finding, but this will not work every time, and also it will not work with all devices and setups. If you want to open a discussion about Karma and Mana please open a new thread related with this modules regards,
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Post by pinhead on Apr 28, 2016 13:13:51 GMT
Hi pinhead, I didn't understand very well what is the problem that you are having. Picker only collects the SSID names that is findings (you need to use a separated wireless card in monitor mode). As it is on a different interface and only listening traffic, it doesn't have any impact on Karma or the AP. Karma and Mana are not bullet proof. They will try to send a response (spoofed) to any request that they are finding, but this will not work every time, and also it will not work with all devices and setups. If you want to open a discussion about Karma and Mana please open a new thread related with this modules regards, I apologize; I assumed that since both Karma and Mana are dependent on AP, this would be the appropriate thread. I'll start a new one (or two).
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Post by ultron1173 on Oct 14, 2016 10:09:08 GMT
Hi, I was wondering if it is possible for the AP module to use a single wireless adapter as an access point and a client at the same time. I am able to do this with this script github.com/oblique/create_ap . With this script, I am able to create an access point with shared internet connection(with "create_ap wlan0 wlan0 MyAccessPoint MyPassPhrase"), so the host machine and the clients have internet connection. But I am not able to do the same thing with fruitywifi. My adapter is tl-wn722n(it has the AR9271 chipset). Maybe I am not setting up my configuration properly. I tried with "IN - OUT | [AP]", hostapd and I've set both in and out to wlan0. And when I when I try to start the AP module, it fails to start.
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Post by xtr4nge on Oct 29, 2016 12:09:53 GMT
Hi ultron1173, Not for the moment, but users are requesting this. I will add the option as soon as possible Thanks a lot for the GitHub reference. regards,
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Post by foam on Feb 10, 2017 7:54:44 GMT
Hi ultron1173, Not for the moment, but users are requesting this. I will add the option as soon as possible Thanks a lot for the GitHub reference. regards, Hi xtr4nge, New too the forum & FruityWifi, really cool project you've created here. I'm really excited to test it out but have yet to successfully connect to the AP. I haven't tested it yet with Ethernet & wifi dongle but will soon, I wanted to ask if you have implemented the ability to use single wifi dongle in the 2.4 version of FruityWifi yet? It doesn't seem to work on my end so I'm guessing the answer is no, if not do you still plan to do so & would it be on the next release? Thanks for all your hard work, look forward to hearing from you.
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