Public or personal use?

[anoduck]

Is this repo for public or private use? Is this being maintained anymore?

Tried running it several times, and there are several dependencies that are not mentioned in the docs. For example: nmcli, and a working resolv.systemd configuration.

Were you aware that it overwrites /etc/resolve.conf with a symbolic link to /etc/systemd/resolv.conf or some reasonable facsimile there of?

[InfamousSYN]

Hi anoduck, love the energy.

To answer your questions:

• Yes, this project is still maintained and is for public use,
• rogue itself, much like its root eaphammer had always been intended to run as a CLI wrapper around the workhorse packages (hostapd-wpe, bind-dns and isc-dhcp),
• also both project have always been intended to run a kali linux platform, hence the various routines for controlling nmcli.

With that said, i can definitely update the documentation to clearly state the assumptions of it being used as a CLI used on a kali linux platform to help address any further confusion.

[anoduck]

Thanks for the response.

Don't worry about the documentation right now, I program python, and can always just read the source code.

Kali is cool, been using it on and off since it was BackTrack3. (Might even have that old cd somewhere). Which is the system I have been trying to run Rogue on. What is complicating matters is that I am sshing into kali. So when I go to start Rogue, I get kicked off. Then, when I physically go to the server to restart networking, I have to re-add the default route or something.

I might have to go for a custom solution of some kind to circumvent the remote setup. I would like to run the Rogue AP as a system service, and want to implement some form of device war driving using a list of popular AP ID names. There is a suite of wifi tools I have been working on here and there, so I might add it to that, although the code base is a mess at the moment.

[anoduck]

@InfamousSYN You know those moments when you make things unnecessarily difficult for yourself?

Yeah, it happens. Thanks for being a nice dude.