You can try the steps described here , but I am not sure if it is the right version for your chipset.by Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
The new version of this adapter (v3) uses a different chipset from Realtek instead of one from Atheros. Because of that the installed hostapd probably doesn't work as intended.by Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
It is a lower case L, not a 1, the correct command is systemctl enable pirateboxby Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Seems like your wireless adapter is using a Realtek chipset which is not supported by the default version hostapd. Try to replace it with a version for Realtek devices. Here is a guide how to replace it.by Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Can you post the results of lsusb and ifconfig?by Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0bda:8176 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8188CUS 802.11n WLAN Adapter suggests that your device uses the RTL8188CUS and not the RT5370 chipset. The default hostapd doesn't work with most of the Realtek chipsets. But there is a modified version for Realtek devices. Here is a tutorial on how to replace the default hostapd:by Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I cant find the TP-Link TL-WN823N on this list of working devices, there is a TP-Link TL-WN822N but that is a different device. The default version of Hostapd doesn't support many realtek chipsets/drivers, but there is a modified version which might solve your problem. You find instructions to use the modified version hereby Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
clienttimestamp =os.environ["SHOUTBOX_CLIENT_TIMESTAMP"] in psogen.py only works when I add the variable to the env file in the directory /conf/lighttpd. I tried to change the generate_lighttpd_env() function in generate_config_files.sh so that the variable will be added to the env file, but it didn't work. generate_lighttpd_env() { local GLOBAL_CHAT=$1 locby Tobias - PirateBox (Development)
How did you create the symbolic link? If I use "ln -s /opt/piratebox/share/Shared /mnt/usbdrive" I only get "operation not permitted" EDIT: Instead of creating a symbolic link I changed the variable UPLOADFOLDER in the piratebox.conf file to UPLOADFOLDER="mnt/usbdrive/Shared". EDIT 2: Ok, that also doesn't work, it still uses the /opt/piratebox/share/Shaby Tobias - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Hi. As you know, the Raspberry Pi doesn't have a real time clock and therefore the timestamps in the chat are wrong if you didn't boot your Pi with an internet connection. To get correct timestamps, i had the idea to send them from the client's browser with the chat message. In order to do that, I added a small Javascript to the index.html that generates a POSIX timestamp and sendsby Tobias - PirateBox (Development)