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A (tampering) proxy server for Apple's Siri
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Port 53 DNS disable #529

Closed ingeniero2005 closed 11 years ago

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Hi, i have a problem i buy a raspberrypi but when i try to install siriproxy that show the next error: port 53 in use DNS disable. Im not use a PC i only use a raspberry pi card. I follow all the instructions in the https://github.com/plamoni/SiriProxy but nothing. I try yo use the netstat, ps -ef | grep -i dnsmasq only of with sudo and raspberry pi say that this command not exist. What can i do please. !!!

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago
  1. You need to have root permissions to open port 53. Use rvmsudo
  2. Or you are using both dnsmasq and are specifying the -d option. Use only one.
ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Hi, i try the 2 forms and nothing.

First: i use rvmsudo and nothing, the same error appear Second: i use the -d option without dnsmasq and nothing

That Form and nothing:

rvmsudo siriproxy server -d 192.168.1.106 -u nobody

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Post the log output starting with the command.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Either you´re not root or tcp/udp port 53 is in use. DNS Server is disabled

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Drop the -u option

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

the same problem without -u option....

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Are you getting the export warning message?

export rvmsudo_secure_path=1

Elvis

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the same problem without -u option....

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elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

You might try using my RPi SD card image with SiriProxy pre installed.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

I buy a RPi SD Card but nothing....i have the same problem because i try with many posibilies. Sorry

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

What can be the problem

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Elvis i use your RPi SD Card image

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

all the work and the problems I've had is working with your image, so you you can help me

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Again it's is difficult to help you without the full output log messages and not knowing what other commands you have typed when flailing around searching for a fix. Unfortunately this is an all too common mistake.

At this point, your options are:

  1. Perform a clean install from scratch.
  2. Try my SD card image.

As I have stated numerous times before and on may forums, I have the most luck installing and running everything as root.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

As I have repeatedly asked for but you won't provide, post the FULL output log NOT just what you think is important.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Why the netstat and other commands not work in RPi?

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

ps -ef | grep -i dnsmasq

The RPi say that the command not exist???, why

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

how are your accessing the command line? A console window, a terminal session, or SSH/putty from another machine?

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Thanks Elvis i give you a resume:

I buy a Raspberry pi, an adapter, and 8 GB SD (10). The first thing that i made was to download your SD image in my PC and copy that file in the SD. Then i connected the keyboard (USB), Mouse (USB), Ethernet and the HDMI to the Raspberry. I connected the other side of the HDMI cable to my TV.

I connected then the power to the Raspberry. In my TV i see the BIOS for first time and i made follow steps:

  1. I expanded the memory
  2. I enable the SSH
  3. I Upgrade the Bios

Reboot the System and log me with "pi" and "Raspberry"

After i follow your instructions: https://github.com/plamoni/SiriProxy step by step (I don't modify the dnsmasq because in the instructions you Don't say nothing about that)

I Don't have errors in the siriproxy instalation.

When i run the siriproxy thr error appear: port 53 is in use and DNS desable.

I only work in my TV, no use a PC or aterminal session. I Don't know much about Linux but is important install the siriproxy. I hope you help.

Thanks

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Let me address various concerns...

  1. Not all SD cards work with the RPi, especially class 10, but if you have it working no need to change now.
  2. My SD card image already has RVM, Ruby, and SiriProxy installed. http://sourceforge.net/projects/siriproxyrpi/ You used the SD card image from http://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads
  3. You followed Plamoni's instructions, not mine.
  4. You logged in as user pi, which my SD card image does not have.
  5. I am guessing you logged in at the console prompt, which may not set up all the RVM, Ruby, and SiriProxy environment variables. I recommend using you install putty on your Windows machine, and open an SSH session to your RPi. http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html You only need the putty.exe
  6. Since you are new to Linux, I recommend you do a little reading or at least download the quick reference card. http://www.debian.org/doc/user-manuals#refcard
  7. I personally have never had completely trouble free installation and operation installing RVM, Ruby, and SiriProxy as a user account. Thus, my SD card image has everything installed as root.

How you proceed from here is up to you.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

I have a question, if i work in the RPi (1 and 2 in yours concerns) i Don't understand because i need window with putty. Then:

  1. I need take out the SD?
  2. Install putty in win?
  3. What made..

Sorry, im new in that.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago
  1. Boot your RPi with what every image you use with SSH enabled.
  2. I assumed you are a Windows user since you admitted you are new to Linux. Putty will allow to you open a terminal window connection to your RPi without the need to connect a monitor, keyboard, or mouse directly to the RPi, Commonly referred to as a headless system. Putty also allow you to scroll thru the window, copy, and paste text from the siriproxy log output. If you are Mac OS user then all you need is the SSH command in a Mac OS command window.
ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Please can you explain me with more details, my english is not very golf and i am new in Linux. Rihanna for your patient.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago
  1. You have (or had) a SD card with a bootable image already on it.
  2. Boot the RPi (leave the monitor connected so you can see the boot process)
  3. FInd the IP address your router assigned to you RPi or login to the console problem and type hostname -I
  4. Install putty on your Windows PC.
  5. Launch putty and use the username, password, and IP address of the RPi to open a terminal session to your RPi.
  6. Now you can type commands as if you were at a keyboard connected directly to the RPi.
ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Then i have that work with the SD in my PC and install putty for control the raspberry?

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Ahhh ok, how is the user and password in your SD image?

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

read the instructions page for my SD card image on sourceforge.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

In your page you Don't say nothing about the user and password?. Not need?

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Install SiriProxy on a SD card. a. Download the SD image and follow the instructions to write to a SD card (>4GB): http://elinux.org/RPi_Easy_SD_Card_Setup NOTE: Read the Release News page for the default login credentials: https://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/news/ b. Or, you can follow my instructions: https://gist.github.com/elvisimprsntr/4409751

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

http://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/news/2013/03/release-2013-03-22/

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Hi Elvis, sorry, pleasei have two questions.

First: i don understand what its the user and password in your SD image. Second: this link How can i use? http://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/news/2013/03/release-2013-03-22/

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Thanks

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Click on read more

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Hi Elvis, sorry, pleasei have two questions.

First: i don understand what its the user and password in your SD image. Second: this link How can i use? http://sourceforge.net/p/siriproxyrpi/news/2013/03/release-2013-03-22/

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Read more?

User is Root and password siriproxy?

Or im in a mistake

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Yes

Elvis

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Read more?

User is Root and password siriproxy?

Or im in a mistake

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

A question, i need configure my router with a DD-WRT or that is not neccesary.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Optional.

You will have manually set the DNS entry on your phone to point to your SiriProxy server.

Elvis

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A question, i need configure my router with a DD-WRT or that is not neccesary.

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

I have a Dlink Dir 300 and need use port forwarding to use the siriproxy?. In that moment o use the port forwarding to the 53 and 443 with the IP of Raspberry (192.168.1.106)

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Generally opening up ports is a bad idea. I have read reports of other people trying to use port forwarding to use SiriProxy behind their router with not much success. I use DD-WRT open source router firmware for a number of reasons, in particular to perform a transparent DNS redirect and VPN access. Use at your own risk.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Elvis i try to download your image but is impossible, after 2 minutes the download stop, i try in diferents PCs and networks. You have a mirror o solution?. Thanks

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Sourceforge puts my file on 15-20 mirrors all over the world. I have no control of which mirror it will download from, but generally it will be the closet one to you. Sourceforge does on rare occasions have problems serving files.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Over 4500 downloads to date and you are the only one who has reported a problem.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

You have a other direction of secure mirror?

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

As I mentioned over 4500 downloads you are the only one who has reported a problem.

ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Ok, sorry i can download the SD image, but please Don't angry was only a question.

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

Just trying to point out to you there are other reasons why the problem might be occurring and try to avoid jumping to conclusions.

Elvis

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Ok, sorry i can download the SD image, but please Don't angry was only a question.

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Ok, no problem, respect to the DD-WRT, i use a port forwarding, this not work for use a siriproxy. Exist another for that not use a DD-WRT?

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

The only way I know of or have read others successfully using SiriProxy from outside a LAN is thru a VPN. How you choose to configure a VPN server on your local LAN is up to you. I use dd-wrt

Elvis

On May 30, 2013, at 8:15, ingeniero2005 notifications@github.com wrote:

Ok, no problem, respect to the DD-WRT, i use a port forwarding, this not work for use a siriproxy. Exist another for that not use a DD-WRT?

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Elvis, if i only need the siriproxy in a LAN, need work with dd-wrt?

elvisimprsntr commented 11 years ago

If you don't need to access your SiriProxy server from outside of your local network the you don't need a VPN. You simply change the DNS entry on your iOS device to point to your SiriProxy server.

Elvis

On May 30, 2013, at 15:25, ingeniero2005 notifications@github.com wrote:

Elvis, if i only need the siriproxy in a LAN, need work with dd-wrt?

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ingeniero2005 commented 11 years ago

Ok, when i login into raspberry pi what is the first thing or command that i make