Closed glibg10b closed 3 years ago
If you are setting your card into monitor mode before starting airgeddon that can cause issues with airgeddon working properly. You always want to have airgeddon put the card into monitor mode.
@cjb900 rebooting my VM and unplugging/replugging the adapter didn't fix it. Modifying the script to ignore monitor mode checks did, though.
iw
's output seems to be incorrect. iw wlan0 info 2> /dev/null | grep type
prints:
type managed
even though monitor mode is enabled.
@cjb900 rebooting my VM and unplugging/replugging the adapter didn't fix it. Modifying the script to ignore monitor mode checks did, though.
iw
's output seems to be incorrect.iw wlan0 info 2> /dev/null | grep type
prints:type managed
even though monitor mode is enabled.
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Thanks for the help. My workaround works, so I'm closing the issue.
Create a plugin for that modification. Check the wiki to know how to do it.
Tells airgeddon that monitor mode is on, regardless of whether actually is. Monitor mode has to be enabled manually (airmon-ng start <interface>
)
This interface wlan0 is already in monitor mode
@EagleDMN06 Did you seriously just revive this two-year-old thread just to say something that has been established from the start?
Everyone in this thread was just notified of your comment. Imagine how annoying that must be. Please stop commenting under closed threads if you have nothing of substance to say.
What is your airgeddon version?
v10.42
What is your Linux O.S. and which version?
5.10.0-kali9-amd64
Which is the chipset of your wireless card?
RTL8192EU
Describe the issue and the steps to reproduce it
All dependencies are installed. Monitor mode is enabled (
sudo airmon-ng start wlan0
):and works (
sudo airodump-ng wlan0
):yet Airgeddon claims it's off:
and can't be enabled: