Wireless Key Grabber (WKG) Fully automated

[Nick_the_Greek]

There is nothing wrong the WK.tar.gz. Just now I test it and is OK.

I don't want to be rude but why don't you listen what Virchanza told you to do?

Anyway, looks like you've got a dodgy tar file. It must have gotten corrupted at some stage.

You need to download that tar file all over again.

Did you try the following method?

tar xf WK.tar.gz

And this is your respond?

It would be very nice, if anyone could download it -> unzip -> repack with winrar or 7zip.

Show some mercy, please

[Isohump]

Figured the problem out... but thanks for the feedback.

[imported_Bigboot]

Hey I wrote, that it does not work for me.
Here my post: hxxp://forums.remote-exploit.org/161243-post6.html

pls deleted

Heys guys, it's me again
Now I have unzip the archive in a sandibox and put the unziped folder on my usb-stick. After bt4 has booted, I put the wk folder on the desktop.
I made it like in the video tutorial but when I must tip in

./wkg.sh

he show me:

bash: ./wkg.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

What does this mean? the wkg.sh file is in this folder.

[Archangel-Amael]

Use the edit button.

Make sure you include the command in your $PATH

[imported_Bigboot]

Sorry I thought no one will read my post again, because he was older than 1 week.

Ähm what did you mean with $PATH? You mean

cd
cd root
cd wk

?

[spawn]

bash: ./wkg.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory[/CODE]
What does this mean? the wkg.sh file is in this folder.

edit wkg.sh .
sees if the first file is written in this way .. without any caracter after

#/bin/bash

[Nick_the_Greek]

edit wkg.sh .
sees if the first file is written in this way .. without any caracter after

#/bin/bash

Maybe like this (?):

#!/bin/bash

[imported_Bigboot]

In the 1. line:

#! /bin/bash

I didn't edit anything in any file.

[Archangel-Amael]

In the 1. line:

#! /bin/bash

I didn't edit anything in any file.

So did check what I asked earlier?

[imported_Bigboot]

I postet, that I dont know what you mean with $PATH .
I looked into the wkg.sh but cant find any $PATH