Yiannis Marangos
Yiannis Marangos
I found out that my ISP does not support IPv6, so I can not add support for it because I don't have any way to test it. At Monday I...
I don't much either, but if you want to implement it, this is what you must done: 1) Use an 192.168.x.x IPv6 equivalent and set it to wifi interface ([maybe...
How do you run create_ap? Also give me the output of the following commands: ``` iw list iw dev ```
Run the following in the client: ``` nslookup google.com 192.168.12.1 ``` Does it resolve the ip? Also again on the client, try to ping 8.8.8.8, does it reply?
Run the following commands on the machine that has creates the AP while create_ap is running and give me the output. ``` iptables -S iptables -S -t nat cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/all/forwarding...
I really don't. Packet forwarding looks fine. Try to ping 8.8.8.8 on the computer that creates the AP while you are running create_ap. Another think that maybe will help is...
I also use Arch and I don't have this problem. Probably your ISP allows only a specific TTL on the packets. If they do, then you will have the same...
Cool. On the weekend I will add a parameter to the script to workaround this problem.
If create_ap was written in some system programming language then it could detect it by sending some raw packets. But in bash, I don't know.. Maybe there is a way...
I didn't implement it, you need to run the commands manually.