Added additional service files for multiple device management (beginning of)
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* NEW * wipri-list (option) allows you to create random yet valid OUI lists (or single quasi-perm mac file!), flags to select at random a mac from list, set it, remove, generate new ones to list, etc.
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* NEW * wipri-eth0.service, wipri-eth0-usb.service are additional example service files helping you manage multiple devices. Instructions provided within .service files
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#### wipri-list Command:
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TIP: Want a single 'quasi-permanent' mac address option for ethernet access control list (or wifi)?
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Easy!
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Easy:
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Set up wipri service automatically by running install.sh and choosing: wipri-list -s eth0 (replace eth0 with your device, be it wifi or ethernet) command as your answer on initial install.sh 'boot' question.
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Above is easy. Running install.sh automatically creates the first wipri-list valid mac address, adding it to wipri-list's list (during install).
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Running install.sh automatically creates the first wipri-list valid mac address, adding it to wipri-list's list (during install).
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Since it automatically creates that first mac in your wipri-list 'list', you could leave it to create a single quasi-perm mac address service.
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Once you are happy with the wipri related command flags and device name (eth0 in example for ethernet), you can then run following commands to activate the wipri-eth0.service file (to maintain quasi-perm mac address, or changing list at each boot for ethernet example)
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Activating Example wipri-eth0.service File (after running install.sh installs wipri):
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Activating Example wipri-eth0.service / wipri-eth0-usb.service File (after running install.sh installs wipri):
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sudo cp wipri-eth0.service /etc/systemd/system
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@ -232,4 +234,4 @@ BRANDNEWTUBE: https://brandnewtube.com/@RightToPrivacy (NEW)
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#### CONTACT / INQURE
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<righttoprivacy[at]tutanota.com>
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# Contents of /etc/systemd/system/wipri-eth0-usb.service
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# This is an example file used for adding additional wipri usb ethernet service
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#
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# Instructions to use this file for added wipri ethernet usb device service:
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#
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# 1.) Run install.sh (as root) to automatically install wipri either as command or for single device boot (for wifi for example)
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# 2.) Edit this file to change flag (-i is all brands) and match eth0 to your ethernet device (eth0 most common - substitute for your ethernet dev)
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# 3.) Copy this wipri-eth0-usb.service file using command below:
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# sudo cp wipri-eth0-usb.service /etc/systemd/system/wipri-eth0-usb.service
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# 4.) Run the following commands to load and enable eth0 randomization at boot:
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# sudo systemctl daemon-reload
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# sudo systemctl enable wipri-eth0-usb.service
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# 5.) Now, next time you boot, your eth0 device should be using wipri.
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#
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# STOPPING WIPRI BOOT SERVICE / DISABLING FUTURE BOOT SERVICE FROM STARTING:
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#
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# STOP WIPRI ETHERNET SERVICE: sudo systemctl stop wipri-eth0-usb
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# DISABLE WIPRI ETHERNET SERVICE: sudo systemctl disable wipri-eth0-usb
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# DISABLING wipri-eth0-usb will prevent it from starting next boot.
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# If you have problems, follow above command to STOP wipri-eth0 to end process
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#
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# Have fun!
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# righttoprivacy[at]tutanota.com
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# Tutorials / Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/politictech
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#
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[Unit]
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Description=WiPri eth0 (USB) Privacy Enhancement
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# Change mac
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Before=boot.mount
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DefaultDependencies=no
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# Feel free to change wipri commands below to meet your needs/wants
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[Service]
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Type=simple
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ExecStart=wipri -d eth0 -p
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ExecReload=killall -9 wipri;wipri -d eth0 -p
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ExecStop=killall -9 wipri
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Restart=on-failure
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RemainAfterExit=no
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[Install]
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WantedBy=basic.target
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# Contents of /etc/systemd/system/wipri.service
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# This is an example file used for adding 2nd service for wipri for ethernet
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# Instructions to use this file:
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# Instructions to use this file for added wipri ethernet device service:
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#
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# 1.) Install wipri either as command or boot (for wifi for example)
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# 2.) Edit this file to change flag (-i is all brands) and eth0 to your ethernet device (eth0 most common)
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# 1.) Run install.sh (as root) to automatically install wipri either as command or for single device boot (for wifi for example)
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# 2.) Edit this file to change flag (-i is all brands) and eth0 to your ethernet device (eth0 most common - substitute for your ethernet dev)
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# 3.) Copy this wipri-eth0.service file using command below:
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# sudo cp wipri-eth0.service /etc/systemd/system/wipri-eth0.service
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# 4.) Run the following commands to load and enable eth0 randomization at boot:
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# sudo systemctl daemon-reload
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# sudo systemctl enable wipri-eth0.service
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# 5.) Now next time you boot, your eth0 device should be using wipri!
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# 5.) Now, next time you boot, your eth0 device should be using wipri.
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#
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# STOPPING WIPRI BOOT SERVICE / DISABLING FUTURE BOOT SERVICE FROM STARTING:
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#
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# STOP WIPRI ETHERNET SERVICE: sudo systemctl stop wipri-eth0
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# DISABLE WIPRI ETHERNET SERVICE: sudo systemctl disable wipri-eth0
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# Contents of /etc/systemd/system/wipri.service
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# This is an example file used for adding 2nd service for wipri for ethernet
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#
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# Instructions to use this file:
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#
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# Run install.sh to automatically install wipri either as command, or command + boot (for wifi dev as example)
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#
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# STOPPING OR DISABLING WIPRI AS A SERVICE (ie: BOOT):
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#
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# STOP WIPRI SERVICE: sudo systemctl stop wipri
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# DISABLE WIPRI SERVICE: sudo systemctl disable wipri
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# DISABLING wipri will prevent it from starting on boot.
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# If you have problems, follow above command to STOP wipri to end process
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#
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# Have fun!
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# righttoprivacy[at]tutanota.com
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# Tutorials / Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/politictech
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#
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[Unit]
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Description=WiPri Meta/MAC/Privacy Enhancement
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Description=WiPri Privacy Enhancement
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# Change mac
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Before=basic.target
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After=boot.mount
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Before=boot.mount
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DefaultDependencies=no
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# Feel free to change wipri commands below to meet your needs/wants
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# install *WILL* use the commands below, edit as needed before running install.sh!
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[Service]
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Type=simple
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ExecStart=/usr/bin/wipri -d wlan0 -i
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ExecReload=killall -9 wipri;/usr/bin/wipri -d wlan0 -i
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ExecStart=wipri -d wlan0 -p
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ExecReload=killall -9 wipri;wipri -d wlan0 -p
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ExecStop=killall -9 wipri
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Restart=on-failure
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RemainAfterExit=no
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[Install]
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WantedBy=basic.target
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