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Create a USB Rubber Ducky like device using a Raspberry PI Pico
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Website related problems in Pico W #214

Open Sarthak-Sidhant opened 1 year ago

Sarthak-Sidhant commented 1 year ago

Describe the issue I can't open the web app. The LED on the Pico W keeps blinking at 1 second intervals.

To Reproduce I have provided my secrets.py file, I have connected both the devices, controller and the client to the same WiFi. The Wifi band is set to 2.4GhZ (if that matters), I have installed all the Libraries and the Basic Ducky works perfectly, so that is not an issue. The Web-app does not open even after going to 192.168.4.1 On Chrome it just says that the website can not be reached.

Expected behavior This has happened once, the web app did open at the designated IP, but it does not happen anymore. The Pico W Wifi-ducky does not work because the Web app can not be opened. I have redone this many times, I feel it must be a problem with my hardware.

Additional context I am pretty sure all the parameters worked when the web-app opened, but I have no idea how to reproduce the exact same behavior again, and the Web-app also did cut off very abruptly, the Pico W also started blinking at 1 second interval.

Sarthak-Sidhant commented 1 year ago

Update on the Situation: Here's how I got to actually make the Pico W ducky's website work: I made sure that my Pico W was working when I plugged it into my computer, it was executing the payload.dd properly, the only problems i had, even after entering the credentials correctly, having the secrets.py file created and all that the guide states.

I got the wifi connections problem wrong, I was renaming my hotspot and its password to what I wanted the Pico's password to be. That didn't work, the 192.168.4.1 did not open. (except once, due to some reason)

What I did to fix that: I plugged the Pico W in my device, After a few seconds, I connected to the Pico W wifi (which was the SSID and the password i provided in the secrets.py file, after a few seconds, I connected to the 192.168.4.1 server. it takes some time to load, but it soon displays the beautiful webpage of the control panel.

however there are still some problems i face: the website crashes most of the times, editing is a pain. hope that gets fixed

Rival52 commented 1 year ago

Hello, Can i get Script Ducky version 1.0. because my Raspberry don't support version 3.0

On Tue, Oct 24, 2023, 7:58 PM Sarthak Sidhant @.***> wrote:

Update on the Situation: Here's how I got to actually make the Pico W ducky's website work: I made sure that my Pico W was working when I plugged it into my computer, it was executing the payload.dd properly, the only problems i had, even after entering the credentials correctly, having the secrets.py file created and all that the guide states.

I got the wifi connections problem wrong, I was renaming my hotspot and its password to what I wanted the Pico's password to be. That didn't work, the 192.168.4.1 did not open. (except once, due to some reason)

What I did to fix that: I plugged the Pico W in my device, After a few seconds, I connected to the Pico W wifi (which was the SSID and the password i provided in the secrets.py file, after a few seconds, I connected to the 192.168.4.1 server. it takes some time to load, but it soon displays the beautiful webpage of the control panel.

however there are still some problems i face: the website crashes most of the times, editing is a pain. hope that gets fixed

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Sarthak-Sidhant commented 1 year ago

@Rival52 what do you want exactly? and are you sure this is the right place for your comment?