There are plenty of ettercap tutorials that forum members have contributed,do a search for them![]()
I made a rogue access point, mostly to share the connection on my ipod, but I was wondering if ettercap can sniff some of the stuff my ipod does. Anyways the shared connection is really slow, but on windows using ICS its much faster. I need some insight on making the connection just as fast as in windows. I mean cmon this is linux should be better...
Heres the script I used (altered for my needs)
Bash | #!/bin/bash echo -n "Enter th - AutomaticAP.sh - kn0baGR3 - Pastebin.com
Heres the dhcpcd.conf (alittle altered too)
Bash | option domain-name-servers 10. - Dhcpd.conf - pJNNgemH - Pastebin.com
There are plenty of ettercap tutorials that forum members have contributed,do a search for them![]()
try my tutorial: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...-sniffing.html
that script of yours is no good (with BT4final), I know because I also tried to use it before.
.L
Last edited by Lucifer; 03-24-2010 at 04:48 PM.
I tried your tutorial exactly can't load google
the error is on your part since people have reported my tutorial works great for them.
anyway, I recommend buying a real router since it's for your ipod, a fake ap will work aswell, but seems kinda strange and annoying to always have to setup a fake ap just to get your ipod online.
grtz, .L
Well it's works now but it's still slow both on my iPod and on another computer. It works fine on windows with ics but just not with airbase on Linux. I'm guessing this is an issue with airbase and leave at that. Is there any other fake access point software?
you need to do this
That was in that sslstip part. you need to allow ipforward to use that.Code:echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
Does you get ip, can you ping. Does your wirless card support injection, have you set that gateway correctly, edited those commands (wlan0, eth0 to right one)
I use that guide, and it works well.
Do every point, do not stop at the middle.![]()
I did do that. Still slow? Any ideas? I know it's not the hardware. It works fine with ics.