usr/local/bin/start-kismet-ng Bug Fixed!!

Hy guyz !!

I fixed the bugged /usr/local/bin/start-kismet-ng script that it could be start kismet.

The probelm was that the script uses a wrong order of capturesource variable for kismet.
I changed the order and the right sintax with coma.

I also changed a bug name about ksmet driver supported for rt8180 because the script uses the wrong name r8180.

I tested the new fixed script with atheros, ralink, realtek chipset wifi-cards and it works.

So what todo??

U must add the following code at the end of the script:

find lines :

eval "/usr/local/sbin/airmon-ng start $iface"
sleep 2

and add following code:

Code:

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if [ $DEVCOUNT -gt 1 ]
then

DRP_DEVICE_NAME=`echo ${A_ASKINTERFACE}|cut -d, -f1`

DRP_DRIVER_NAME=`echo ${A_ASKINTERFACE} | cut -d , -f2| awk -F' ' '{print $1}'`

        if [ $DRP_DRIVER_NAME = "r8180" ]

                then

                        DRP_DRIVER_NAME=rt8180

                fi
        konsole -e kismet -c $DRP_DRIVER_NAME,$DRP_DEVICE_NAME,$DRP_DRIVER_NAME

else
DRP_DEVICE_NAME=`echo ${A_WLAN_MENU}|cut -d, -f1`

DRP_DRIVER_NAME=`echo ${A_WLAN_MENU} | cut -d , -f2| awk -F' ' '{print $1}'`

if [ $DRP_DRIVER_NAME = "r8180" ]

        then
                #
                #
                DRP_DRIVER_NAME=rt8180

        fi

konsole -e kismet -c $DRP_DRIVER_NAME,$DRP_DEVICE_NAME,$DRP_DRIVER_NAME
fi

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Remove the "konsole -e kismet" final line in the original script.

I wish that it could be help someone.!!

Byezzzzzz by drpepperONE.

Tested and could be considered a partial fix. Failure to append correct source=driver,interface,name to /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf still exists though.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by PrairieFire

Tested and could be considered a partial fix. Failure to append correct source=driver,interface,name to /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf still exists though.

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Hi...the goal of the start-kismet-ng script is to launch kismet without configure kismet.conf.
Infact I changed for this reason.
So I had share my work with your wonderful community!!

Your are THE BEST!!!!!!

Although I appreciate the input to bt3 and by no means want to discourage you I don't consider this a fix. In my opinion the correct protocol for kismet is to edit the .conf file with your interface and then start kismet from the command line like this.
bt~#kismet
and it will start right up. I personally edit my kde menu to reflect that and not the script however if this helps some people I'm glad.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by pureh@te

Although I appreciate the input to bt3 and by no means want to discourage you I don't consider this a fix. In my opinion the correct protocol for kismet is to edit the .conf file with your interface and then start kismet from the command line like this.
bt~#kismet
and it will start right up. I personally edit my kde menu to reflect that and not the script however if this helps some people I'm glad.

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Hi pureh@te, I changed and fixed the start-kismet-ng script because it's the default script item that its' launched by BT3 beta official default menu.

The aim of the start-kismet-ng script is to auto-configure kismet for the most popular wirless chipset cards.

I agree with u, that for some special and particural wireless cards, we must configure the kismet.conf.


In the previus BT2 final i used always the default menu used to start kismet that have the same script (start-kismet-ng) and it always worked fine with differets cards.


So I think that what I did it's only a little workaround ;)

Noted as possible fix rt8180, start-kismet-ng still fails on madwifi, hostap, iwlwifi, ipwraw,......

Quote:

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Originally Posted by PrairieFire

Noted as possible fix rt8180, start-kismet-ng still fails on madwifi, hostap, iwlwifi, ipwraw,......

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Hi thank u for the test i totally rewrited the script and now it works with madwifi,hostap,iwlwifi, ipwraw,rt73,rt8180 etc.

I personally tested with following cards:

ubiquiti src300

alfa AWUS036H

proxim ORiNOCO gold 8470-WD

logilink WL0025

netgear WG511T

intel 3945/4965

So, to substitute the /usr/local/bin/start-kismet-ng simply copy and paste the following code in a new file ad substitute the old /usr/local/bin/start-kismet-ng scripts with the new one.

If there are some cards that not work tell me asap.

Code:

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#!/bin/bash
# This has been combined out of own start-kismet scripts and airmon-ng stuff

IFACE=""
KISMET=/usr/local/etc/kismet.conf
CH=$3; [ x$3 = "x" ] && CH=10
DEVCOUNT=0;
# Some global variable to keep structure clean inside script

which iwpriv > /dev/null 2> /dev/null ||
  { echo Wireless tools not found ; exit ; }


function startStdIface() {
        iwconfig $1 mode monitor 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        iwconfig $1 channel $2 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        iwconfig $1 key off 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        ifconfig $1 up
        echo -n " (monitor mode enabled)"
}


function stopStdIface() {
        ifconfig $1 down 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        iwconfig $1 mode Managed 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        ifconfig $1 down 2> /dev/null >/dev/null
        echo -n " (monitor mode disabled)"
}

# Here begins the main program and detection routine
for iface in `ifconfig -a 2>/dev/null | egrep HWaddr | cut -b 1-7`
do
 if [ -e "/proc/sys/dev/$iface/fftxqmin" ]
 then
    ifconfig $iface up
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tAtheros\t\tmadwifi-ng"     
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,madwifi_ab $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi
done

sleep 1s

for iface in `iwconfig 2>/dev/null | egrep '(RT73|unassociated|IEEE|ESSID|802\.11)' | cut -b 1-7 | grep -v -w wifi`
do
 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep force_reset`" != "x" ]
 then
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tHermesI\t\torinoco"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,orinoco $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep set_crc_check`" != "x" ]
 then
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tCentrino b\tipw2100"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,ipw2100 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep sw_reset`" != "x" ]
 then
        #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tCentrino b/g\tipw2200"
        A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,ipw2200 $iface"
        DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
        echo
        continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep get_param | grep -v set_crc_check`" != "x" ]
  then
#        echo -e -n "$iface\t\tCentrino b/g\tipw3945"
            A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,ipw3945 $iface"
        DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
        echo
        continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep ipwraw-ng | grep -v set_crc_check`" != "x" ]
  then
#        echo -e -n "$iface\t\tCentrino b/g\tipw3945"
            A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,ipw3945 $iface"
        DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
        echo
        continue
 fi
 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep inact_auth`" != "x" ]
 then
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tAtheros\t\tmadwifi"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,madwifi_ag $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep getPolicy`" != "x" ]
 then
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tPrismGT\t\tprism54"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,prism54g $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep antsel_rx`" != "x" ]
 then
    #echo -e -n "$iface\t\tPrism2\t\tHostAP"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,hostap $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`wlancfg show $iface 2>/dev/null | grep p2CnfWEPFlags`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tPrism2\t\twlan-ng"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,wlanng $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

CHECK_RT73=`iwconfig 2>/dev/null| grep RT73| awk '{ print $2 }'`

if [ -n "${CHECK_RT73}"  ]
then

          if [ $CHECK_RT73 != "RT73" ]
   
          then

                if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep bbp`" != "x" ]
 
                then
   
                    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRalink b/g\trt2500"
                    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt2500 $iface"
                    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
                    continue
                fi
        fi
fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep wpapsk`" != "x" ] && [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep get_RaAP_Cfg`" = "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRalink USB\trt2570"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt2570 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep debugtx`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRTL8180\t\tr8180"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt8180 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep badcrc`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRTL8187\t\tr8187"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt8180 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep dbg_flag`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tZyDAS\t\tzd1211"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,zd1211 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep GetAcx1`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tTI\t\tacx111"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,acx100 $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep write_sprom`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tBroadcom\t\tbcm43xx"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,bcm43xx $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi

 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep set_announcedpkt`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tPrismGT\t\tislsm"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,prism54g $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
 fi


if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep set_announcedpkt`" != "x" ]
  then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tAtmel\t\tat76c503a"
    A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,atmel_usb $iface"
    DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
    continue
fi

if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep get_RaAP_Cfg`" != "x" ]
 then
    if [ x"`iwconfig $iface | grep ESSID | awk -F\  '{ print $2}' | grep -i rt61`" != "x" ]
    then
        echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRalink b/g rt61"
        A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt2500 $iface"
        DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
        continue
    fi
    if [ x"`iwconfig $iface | egrep '(ESSID|RT73)' | awk -F\  '{ print $2}' | grep -i rt73`" != "x" ]
    then
        echo -e -n "$iface\t\tRalink USB rt73"
        A_WLAN_MENU="$A_WLAN_MENU $iface,rt73 $iface"
        DEVCOUNT=$[$DEVCOUNT+1];
        continue
    fi
fi


 if [ x"`iwpriv $iface 2>/dev/null | grep ndis_reset`" != "x" ]
 then
    echo -e -n "$iface\t\tUnknown\t\tndiswrapper"
    if [ x$2 = x$iface ]
    then
        echo -e " (MONITOR MODE NOT SUPPORTED)"
    fi
    echo
    continue
 fi


echo -e "$iface\t\tUnknown\t\tUnknown (MONITOR MODE NOT SUPPORTED)"


done


# this one is displaying the dialog and get the value out of it

if [ $DEVCOUNT -eq 0 ]
then
        echo
        echo Sorry i could not identify any wlan interfaced
        echo i will exit now
        echo
        exit
elif [ $DEVCOUNT -gt 1 ]
then
        A_ASKINTERFACE=`kdialog --caption "Select network device" --title "" --menu "There is more than one network adapter available, please choose which one to use" $A_WLAN_MENU 2>&1`

        if [ -z $A_ASKINTERFACE ]
        then
                echo
                echo Sorry you did not select anyhting, i exit now
                echo
                exit
        else
                iface=`echo $A_ASKINTERFACE | cut -d "," -f 1`
        fi
fi

cp -f /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf.backtrack /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf
cp -f /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf.backtrack /usr/local/etc/kismet.conf~

eval "/usr/local/sbin/airmon-ng start $iface"
sleep 2

if [ $DEVCOUNT -gt 1 ]
then

DRP_DEVICE_NAME=`echo ${A_ASKINTERFACE}|cut -d, -f1`


DRP_DRIVER_NAME=`echo ${A_ASKINTERFACE} | cut -d , -f2| awk -F' ' '{print $1}'`


konsole -e kismet -c $DRP_DRIVER_NAME,$DRP_DEVICE_NAME,$DRP_DRIVER_NAME

else
DRP_DEVICE_NAME=`echo ${A_WLAN_MENU}|cut -d, -f1`

DRP_DRIVER_NAME=`echo ${A_WLAN_MENU} | cut -d , -f2| awk -F' ' '{print $1}'`

konsole -e kismet -c $DRP_DRIVER_NAME,$DRP_DEVICE_NAME,$DRP_DRIVER_NAME
fi

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Will test this out later unless PrairieFire see's it first then maybe he will:)

thank you. it works

Nice one - I'll give it a try too.....

I always liked the auto-config feature - saves a lot of time/hassle when changing cards alot :)

EDIT:

Works with eeepc built-in Atheros and Alfa AWUS036H RTL 8187

When I put the revised script onto a "normal" laptop (pc-card slot) in a while, I'll test with most other chipsets too :)

Nice one drpepperONE :)