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Well I followed your well written tutorial on the first page. I tested injection and that works. Following all the steps, the only error I got was during the "dhcpd -cf /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf at0" which is the "Command not found" however you said to ignore the error, is that the error to ignore? Sounds like nothing is happening there.
Once I have airbase-ng running and I run the karma.rc script, I search for a network on my XP machine and I cannot find it (essid is "Free WiFi" per instructions). However, if I manually configure it in windows, I can "connect" but cannot pull an IP. airbase-ng shows a client associating with the network. So any idea why its not pushing an IP or my XP machine cannot see the network on a normal scan? Also [linux noobery], that script you just posted... what do I do with that? I tried running nano and saving it as "scripty.rc" and then running scripty.rc in that folder in the prompt...but, doing it wrong?
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indeed it's dhcpd3 and not dhcpd. Try your tab key on your keyboard...if you think you have to make a .rc script then you should go back to ubuntu, learn the basics and use this script in 1 year again. We are not in the newbie area and we expect some basic knowledge!
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Thanks. Useful post +1, I'll give that a try.
Flyod, thanks for the clarification on scripts
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Thank you very much floyd!
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don't know if you still have the error had the same issue but got it working with removing apache from the rc.d: You can do this by running: sudo update-rc.d -f apache2 remove And if you decide you want apache2 to start by default again like it does now: sudo update-rc.d apache2 defaults 91 09 Hope it works for you =D
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