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2014-07-05
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Originally Posted by pasko
iwlist scan
Hi.
I'm tinkering with the scripts, and I would like to know how to get a list of nearby Wifi HotSpots.
I have tried iwconfig, iwlist and iw, but I can only get information about my own AP.
Anybody has managed to make this work?
Regards.
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2014-07-05
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Hi.
It worked!!
Thank you.
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It worked!!
Thank you.
Regards.
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2014-07-05
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Hi.
Unfortunately, it only works if I execute it as user/developer: after issuing a devel-su, it will only show the connected Wifi ESSID.
The problem is that meePrey is executed as root and therefore it will not show the nearby hotspots.
Any further suggestions?
Regards.
Unfortunately, it only works if I execute it as user/developer: after issuing a devel-su, it will only show the connected Wifi ESSID.
The problem is that meePrey is executed as root and therefore it will not show the nearby hotspots.
Any further suggestions?
Regards.
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2014-07-05
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#135
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?
What about
What about
Code:
develsh iw wlan0 scan
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2014-07-05
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#136
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Originally Posted by pasko
hm strange, here it actually works only as root
Hi.
Unfortunately, it only works if I execute it as user/developer: after issuing a devel-su, it will only show the connected Wifi ESSID.
The problem is that meePrey is executed as root and therefore it will not show the nearby hotspots.
Any further suggestions?
Regards.
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2014-07-05
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#137
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Hi.
I have a second device and it's the same.
It also works if, as 'user' I enter develsh and then the iwlist command. This is weird!!!
Is there any way to run meePrey as 'user'?
Regards.
I have a second device and it's the same.
It also works if, as 'user' I enter develsh and then the iwlist command. This is weird!!!
Is there any way to run meePrey as 'user'?
Regards.
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2014-07-06
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its because user and developer accounts dont have the permission to access network interfaces at that level, so, on N9 (and Jolla) it must run as root.
On Jolla using sudo, You could change that, so the prey.sh doesnt need to run as root (my sudo supports permission on a per app level, supporting /ets/sudoers.d) but, on N9, I dont think sudo supports that level.
On Jolla using sudo, You could change that, so the prey.sh doesnt need to run as root (my sudo supports permission on a per app level, supporting /ets/sudoers.d) but, on N9, I dont think sudo supports that level.
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2014-07-06
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#139
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On my N9 it is enough to enter develsh.
I get same output with 'iw wlan0 scan' as user and as root.
Furthermore even as root I do need develsh else no permission.
'iwlist' is part of ?
I get same output with 'iw wlan0 scan' as user and as root.
Furthermore even as root I do need develsh else no permission.
'iwlist' is part of ?
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2014-07-06
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Originally Posted by nieldk
Hi.
its because user and developer accounts dont have the permission to access network interfaces at that level, so, on N9 (and Jolla) it must run as root.
On Jolla using sudo, You could change that, so the prey.sh doesnt need to run as root (my sudo supports permission on a per app level, supporting /ets/sudoers.d) but, on N9, I dont think sudo supports that level.
This is what common sense says it should be. But I see the opposite.
What I am seeing in my N9 is that unprivileged users can scan all APs, and root can't.
Regards.
I'm tinkering with the scripts, and I would like to know how to get a list of nearby Wifi HotSpots.
I have tried iwconfig, iwlist and iw, but I can only get information about my own AP.
Anybody has managed to make this work?
Regards.
Last edited by pasko; 2014-07-05 at 08:40.