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FruityWiFi is a wireless network auditing tool. The application can be installed in any Debian based system (Jessie) adding the extra packages. Tested in Debian, Kali Linux, Kali Linux ARM (Raspberry Pi), Raspbian (Raspberry Pi), Pwnpi (Raspberry Pi), Bugtraq, NetHunter.
http://www.fruitywifi.com
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Connected AP client unable to resolve DNS #243

Open coolgeek6667 opened 6 years ago

coolgeek6667 commented 6 years ago

I am successfully able to start AP and connect to it from my phone, but it reports "No Internet Connection" - after further investigation the issue appears that it simply is unable to resolve DNS; If I enter an IP, it can successfully access it.

My configuration: Kali Linux (x86), installed using apt install MODE: IN - OUT | [AP] {AP} : Hostapd (also tried Hostapd-Karma with same result) IN: wlan0 [Manual] 10.0.0.1 255.255.255.0

OUT: eth0 [Current] 192.168.1.170 I have tried switching the DNS to FruityDNS, but still no luck. The DNS log do show the expected entries `[2018-07-23 18:34:20] 10.0.0.80: proxying the response of type 'A' for wifi-test.mobidia.com`, but I'm guessing the response never gets to the client. Any ideas what I may have mis-configured?
H4xl0r commented 4 years ago

set gateway to 10.0.0.1 in config be sure fruitydns is working correctly got it working on my pi

rlvilla commented 4 years ago

set gateway to 10.0.0.1 in config be sure fruitydns is working correctly got it working on my pi

I'm trying to set up FruityWifi with Kali 2020.2 ARM 64 bits on RPi 3. I have problems installing dependencies for fruitydns after having similar issues with FruityWifi itself, but I think I fixed these. "install.sh" file tries installing "python-ipy python-flask python-configobj" from apt, but they aren't anymore on Kali's apt repo. I guess that's why I cant enable Fruitydns. I installed those packages using pip but I got no luck. Any ideas?

rlvilla commented 4 years ago

I solved these dependencies by using "sudo pip install" instead of "pip install" as the python2 env used is root's, not my user's. Now I can get fruitydns to work manually but from FruityWifi web it gets disabled right after enabling. I saw somewhere that API module is required, I will try that way.