Hey, is the wk.tar.gz archive broken? I cant zip it with 7zip or winrar at windows or backtrack.
Wireless Key Grabber (WKG) Fully automated
This is my latest release, wireless key grabber for backtrack 4 pre final.
Before using you need to download lighttpd install using apt-get install lighttpd
Video is here YouTube - Wireless Key Grabber
explanation of the script is here Bash pastebin - collaborative debugging tool
and finally the required files
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be sure to extract these into /root therefore all your files are in root/WK
if you know what you are doing then you can change this but you would need to follow it through in the script and it's other files
remember this is for educational purposes only
inspired by g0tmilk with his scriptingcheerz
Hey, is the wk.tar.gz archive broken? I cant zip it with 7zip or winrar at windows or backtrack.
Did you try the following method?
Code:tar xf wk.tar.gz
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Err... you at least need the z switch to unzip the tar.Originally Posted by Virchanza
EDIT: I learned something today... nevermind what I said.
If you add a "z" as in:
then it specifies that the archive is compressed using gzip.Code:tar xzf my_file.tar.gz
If you're dealing with a ".tar.bz2", then you use j instead of z.
A nice little feature of tar though, is that if you don't specify the compression scheme, it figures it out automatically. So the handiest thing to do is just:
Code:tar xf a.tar.gz tar xf b.tar.bz2
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Hello, no nothing.
When I use "tar xf WK.tar.gz" it showes
and atCode:tar: this does not look like a tar archive tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
"tar xzf WK.tar.gz"
The archive is on my BT4 desktop. I load this archive around 7-8 times again but nothing. I remember, 2-3 weeks ago, I unzip this archive under vista with winrar. No I use windows 7 and it show me, that the archive ist empty. Under xp its the same.Code:gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file tar: Child returned status 1 tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
Every time I use it it tells me I'm missing perl modules so I've been on a downloading spree, I have downloaded and installed everyone so far without any problems, except the Range.PM. Now I installed and it still told me I was missing it. Then i thought I probably did it wrong so i uninstalled it and did it again and again so if anyone has some advice one how to completely uninstall it and installing it the right way that would be great.
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Am I talking to Bigboot or Isohump?
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.
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It would be very nice, if anyone could download it -> unzip -> repack with winrar or 7zip.
It'd be even nicer if you could just download it yourself and then use "tar xf" to unpack it.
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