I've found a closed issue regarding missing parts for the decrypt mechanism to work.
But it's not mentioned in the fork documentation and itself refers the the official one.
It looks like the binaries are still missing, but the webserver is indeed running off your image, is this outdated?
There shouldn't be any race condition (on the original firmware for me there wasn't) between wpa-supplicant and whatever is now used for monitoring-mode, as starting the 'monitor' interface before having a valid configuration would make absolutely no sense.
So can you explain what you removed in your image and how to revert this change to make a documented and widely used option accessible again?
User @jfhenriques mentioned a manual approach by reinstalling and adjusting some conf but unfortunately it wasn't shared, so any help is highly appreciated
And another question, it looks like the ifupdown configuration in /etc/network/interfaces isn't used anymore to configure the interfaces? What is now used instead?
I've only found the usb0 configured through a dhcp client override in dhcpcd.conf which seems to be an unusual approach.
Thanks for any hints on how to get this working again, my setup kind-of depends on it.
Hello, thanks for continuing working on this <3
I ran into a problem unlocking my previously used luks containers for config, handshakes +
Bettercap still launches the decryption-webserver as a process but it's not accessible.
I've found a closed issue regarding missing parts for the decrypt mechanism to work. But it's not mentioned in the fork documentation and itself refers the the official one. It looks like the binaries are still missing, but the webserver is indeed running off your image, is this outdated?
There shouldn't be any race condition (on the original firmware for me there wasn't) between wpa-supplicant and whatever is now used for monitoring-mode, as starting the 'monitor' interface before having a valid configuration would make absolutely no sense.
So can you explain what you removed in your image and how to revert this change to make a documented and widely used option accessible again?
User @jfhenriques mentioned a manual approach by reinstalling and adjusting some conf but unfortunately it wasn't shared, so any help is highly appreciated
And another question, it looks like the ifupdown configuration in /etc/network/interfaces isn't used anymore to configure the interfaces? What is now used instead?
I've only found the usb0 configured through a dhcp client override in dhcpcd.conf which seems to be an unusual approach.
Thanks for any hints on how to get this working again, my setup kind-of depends on it.