Problem with wash

[h1d3n]

Hi guys i think i found the solution, that may help you.
First of all you need to install libpcap-dev and libsqlite3-dev packages from repository.

1. ~# apt-get install libpcap-dev
2. ~# apt-get isntall libsqlite3-dev

Then, you should download the reaver itself. You can do that from official site.
3. ~# wget http://reaver-wps.googlecode.com/fil...ver-1.4.tar.gz
Unpack tar :
4. ~# tar -xvzf reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Go to unpacked dir
5. ~# cd reaver-1.4/src/
6. ~# ./configure
7. ~# make
8. ~# sudo make install

Then remove an existing wash

8. ~# sudo rm /usr/bin/wash

copy wash from src direcory to /usr/bin/

9. ~# cp wash /usr/bin/wash

Now try wash

10. ~# wash -i mon0
and it should work. =)

That's all. I my case I fix the problem now it works properly. I hope it helps you too.

[DrDinosaur]

Hi guys i think i found the solution, that may help you.
First of all you need to install libpcap-dev and libsqlite3-dev packages from repository.

1. ~# apt-get install libpcap-dev
2. ~# apt-get isntall libsqlite3-dev

Then, you should download the reaver itself. You can do that from official site.
3. ~# wget http://reaver-wps.googlecode.com/fil...ver-1.4.tar.gz
Unpack tar :
4. ~# tar -xvzf reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Go to unpacked dir
5. ~# cd reaver-1.4/src/
6. ~# ./configure
7. ~# make
8. ~# sudo make install

Then remove an existing wash

8. ~# sudo rm /usr/bin/wash

copy wash from src direcory to /usr/bin/

9. ~# cp wash /usr/bin/wash

Now try wash

10. ~# wash -i mon0
and it should work. =)

That's all. I my case I fix the problem now it works properly. I hope it helps you too.

This fixed it for me too. Thanks!

[slobodanM]

Hi guys i think i found the solution, that may help you.
First of all you need to install libpcap-dev and libsqlite3-dev packages from repository.

1. ~# apt-get install libpcap-dev
2. ~# apt-get isntall libsqlite3-dev

Then, you should download the reaver itself. You can do that from official site.
3. ~# wget http://reaver-wps.googlecode.com/fil...ver-1.4.tar.gz
Unpack tar :
4. ~# tar -xvzf reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Go to unpacked dir
5. ~# cd reaver-1.4/src/
6. ~# ./configure
7. ~# make
8. ~# sudo make install

Then remove an existing wash

8. ~# sudo rm /usr/bin/wash

copy wash from src direcory to /usr/bin/

9. ~# cp wash /usr/bin/wash

Now try wash

10. ~# wash -i mon0
and it should work. =)

This worked for me, after restart. Thanks a lot h1d3n.
For some reason newly installed Reaver set its save directory to /usr/local/etc/reaver.

[fahmiwalid]

Hi guys i think i found the solution, that may help you.
First of all you need to install libpcap-dev and libsqlite3-dev packages from repository.

1. ~# apt-get install libpcap-dev
2. ~# apt-get isntall libsqlite3-dev

Then, you should download the reaver itself. You can do that from official site.
3. ~# wget http://reaver-wps.googlecode.com/fil...ver-1.4.tar.gz
Unpack tar :
4. ~# tar -xvzf reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Go to unpacked dir
5. ~# cd reaver-1.4/src/
6. ~# ./configure
7. ~# make
8. ~# sudo make install

Then remove an existing wash

8. ~# sudo rm /usr/bin/wash

copy wash from src direcory to /usr/bin/

9. ~# cp wash /usr/bin/wash

Now try wash

10. ~# wash -i mon0
and it should work. =)

That's all. I my case I fix the problem now it works properly. I hope it helps you too.

how do i unpacked dir in step 5

this is what happen to me when i do step 5
root@kali:~# cd reaver-1.4/src/
bash: cd: reaver-1.4/src/: No such file or directory

[RAZERZDAHACKER]

Hi everyone! Just registered to tell you that all of your fixes did not work for me But, I did find a fix myself by just messing around, the fix goes like this:
Here are all the comands
reboot
ifdown (interface)
airmon-ng check (kill them all!)
airmon-ng start wlan1 (in my case)
Now it started on mon0 but wlan1 is still up
airmon-ng stop wlan1 (mon0 is still up)
wash -i mon0
That worked for me, oddly, but hey, it works! Also, you will have to do this everytime you run wash.

[Squigley]

Hi everyone! Just registered to tell you that all of your fixes did not work for me But, I did find a fix myself by just messing around, the fix goes like this:
Here are all the comands
reboot
ifdown (interface)
airmon-ng check (kill them all!)
airmon-ng start wlan1 (in my case)
Now it started on mon0 but wlan1 is still up
airmon-ng stop wlan1 (mon0 is still up)
wash -i mon0
That worked for me, oddly, but hey, it works! Also, you will have to do this everytime you run wash.

I just wanted to say thanks, and agree that this works. For some reason after you start mon0 on your real interface, you have to then run a stop on the real interface, then mon0 will work properly.