KasperskyLab/TinyCheck

Frontend in loop, does not proceed

githlp opened this issue · 5 comments

githlp commented

How to reset all initial settings ?

After changing the internet access from eth0 to wlan1 the frontend website (http://tinycheck.local) shows the logo and a loading circle gif but nothing else happens..

I already stopped the FE/BE/Watcher service, started them again and checked that status is ok..

I would like to restart over with the screen that suggests a new wifi network with QR and network name/pass.

what files do i have to edit ? thank you for your support.

githlp commented

With new installation of RaspberryPi OS and TinyCheck the program now creates an AP but other devices cannot connect/obtain ip address ... seems to be a problem for the edimax wifi dongle to act as AP, will try others.

felixaime commented

Hello,

Can be interesting to see :

  • With route what's your default route interface and if its equal to the network > out value in the /usr/share/tinycheck/config.yaml - I have to update the install script to use that instead seeing what interface has an assigned ip in ifconfig... -_-
  • With at the end of cat /etc/dhcpcd.conf and cat /etc/dnsmasq.conf if your interface wlan1, same in network > in in the /usr/share/tinycheck/config.yaml file.

I note for myself to create error messages in the frontend.

To uninstall all : bash /usr/share/tinycheck/uninstall.sh

felixaime commented

I'm back here,

Related to "After changing the internet access from eth0 to wlan1 the frontend website (http://tinycheck.local) shows the logo and a loading circle gif but nothing else happens.."

I've found an error in splash-screen.vue which can lead to an infinite loop if you're not connected to Internet. I'm correcting that this afternoon.

If you want to change the interfaces, don't do it from the configuration but from the administration panel at https://localhost (if you're using it locally) or https://tinycheck.local. Indeed, changes will be done not only in config.yaml but also dnsmasq.conf and dhcpcd.conf.

githlp commented

Thanks a lot for quick reply!

Will try with different usb wifi device asa i got it and then report back.

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githlp commented

Did it.

The problem was sitting in front of the monitor. The USB Dongle was not set up correctly, although it seemed to work properly.

Started over again right from the start.

Now its working with wifi only and capturing. Thanks again! :-)