[wifi] capture: gather system information
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capture.sh is a script to automatically capture a few packets on a Wi-Fi
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interface and write them to a compressed Pcap file. This file can then
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be analysed (for example with Wireshark) to check what the interface
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supports.
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interface and write them to a Pcap file along with some information
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about the system, which are finally compressed into a tarball. The Pcap
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file can then be analysed (for example with Wireshark) to check what the
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interface supports on which operating system, using a given driver, etc.
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########################################################################
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#
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# Captures a few packets on a Wi-Fi interface, using Tcpdump, and
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# writes them to a Pcap file.
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# writes them to a Pcap file along with some information about the
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# system. A tarball containing all these files is finally created.
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#set -x
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set -e
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which tcpdump >/dev/null \
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|| error "tcpdump is required to run this program!"
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IFACE=$1
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FILE=/tmp/capture.pcap
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## Parameters (tune them if you want) ##
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# Number of packet to capture:
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NB_PKT=10
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# Temporary directory:
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TMP=/tmp
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# Name of the capture file:
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FILE=capture.pcap
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## Generated parameters ##
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# Interface to capture from:
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IFACE=$1
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# Machine information:
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OS=`uname`
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HOSTNAME=`uname -n`
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echo -n "Shuting down interface $IFACE... "
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ifconfig $IFACE down && echo "OK." \
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|| error "Cannot shut down the interface!"
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echo -n "Switching interface $IFACE to monitor mode... "
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case `uname` in
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case $OS in
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Linux)
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[ -x /sbin/iwconfig ] \
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|| error "iwconfig is required to run this program on Linux!" ;
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|| error "iwconfig is required to run this program on Linux!"
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iwconfig $IFACE mode monitor \
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&& echo "OK." \
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|| error "Cannot switch the interface to mode monitor!" ;;
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|| error "Cannot switch the interface to mode monitor!"
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;;
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*)
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error "Your OS is not supported." ;;
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error "Your OS is not supported."
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;;
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esac
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echo -n "Turning up interface $IFACE... "
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|| error "Cannot turn the interface up!"
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echo "Capturing $NB_PKT packets..."
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tcpdump -i $IFACE -c $NB_PKT -w $FILE
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echo "Capture file $FILE created."
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DIR=$(mktemp -d "$TMP"/capture_${HOSTNAME}_${IFACE}-XXXXXXXX)
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FILE="$DIR/$FILE"
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tcpdump -i $IFACE -c $NB_PKT -w "$FILE"
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echo "Capture file \"$FILE\" created."
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gzip -9 $FILE
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echo "Capture file compressed to $FILE.gz"
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echo -n "Gathering system information... "
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# Kernel & other information:
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uname -a >"$DIR"/uname-a
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# Wi-Fi interface information:
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ifconfig $IFACE >"$DIR"/ifconfig_$IFACE
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# PCI devices:
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which lspci >/dev/null \
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&& lspci >"$DIR"/lspci \
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|| echo "lspci not available! Please install pciutils. "
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# Loaded kernel modules & USB devices:
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case $OS in
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Linux)
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lsmod >"$DIR"/lsmod
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which lsusb >/dev/null \
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&& lsusb >"$DIR"/lsusb \
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|| echo "lsusb not available! Please install usbutils. "
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;;
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DragonFly)
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kldstat >"$DIR"/kldstat
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which usbstats >/dev/null \
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&& usbstats >"$DIR"/usbstats \
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|| echo "usbstats not available! Please install usbutil. "
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;;
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esac
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echo "OK."
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FILE="${DIR}.tar.gz"
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DIR=`basename "$DIR"`
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tar -C "$TMP" -czf "$FILE" "$DIR"
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echo "Archive \"$FILE\" created."
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rm -fr "$TMP/$DIR"
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echo
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echo "You can now shut down the interface $IFACE if you want:"
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