I am trying to make it so a raspberry pi with no javascript

See that

ValidationHash

? It means the developer behind the form isn't absolutely retarded like 97% of webdevs and made it impossible for you fuckheads to break in.

>>59921912

Doubt it because all you would need to do to break in is run their shitty javascript

It isn't even breaking in, the wifi doesn't cost anything

You can probably do it in a bash oneliner by using a cli web browser and a little automation

Also why not just spoof a currently connected client's MAC address and save yourself the trouble?

>>59921912
Isnt that for trying to mitigate CSRF?

>>59922007
Basically something like this: http://phantomjs.org/

Good for you fulfilling stallmans request to be able to use McDonald's Wi-Fi without proprietary JavaScript

>>59922007
>>59922032

Yeah I looked into phantomJS: I would run into the same issues.

And spoofing my MAC address wouldn't work because you need to submit a form containing your MAC for them to auth you

Don't know what exact problem you have, but that's how I would try to help RMS connect to MCWifi without running non-free JS code.

I'd write a python script that would:
0. Change a MAC address.
1. Receive whole web page.
2. Store all cookies.
3. Find a form.
4. Get all pre-set data from a form.
5. Set all non-set data to a form if necessary.
6. Execute POST or whatever to submit that form, in the same way that your browser would (intercept that request in browser developer tools to compare), not forgetting cookies.
7. Store resulting cookies, if they are of any use - return them to user.
...
9001. Create 30 different MAC addresses and swap them continuously in a pseudo-random fashion, while being connected to a remote VPN, ensuring x30 download speeds.

>>59922181

Way overkill. It is extremely simple.

>>59922093

It started as that

then I realized you can get authed to some dank wifi easily at McDonalds, which is very conveinient for me

I have a perfect enclosure that looks unassuming and can hold a raspberry pi, as well as an open wall plug at my local McDonalds

I'm gonna use it for port scanning

>>59922286
Well, that overkill may work, unlike your simple solution that doesn't.
My bet is that you've forgot about cookies and CSRF protection fugs everything up.

>>59921785
Use mechanize?

>>59921785
If you figure it out, let Richard Stallman know. He's specifically been asking for help with this.

>>59922135
spoof your own Rasp MAC with a phone, click on the button, now that MAC is whitelisted and you can connect with the Rasp

>>59922816

I need it to be able to auth itself

OK I think I might have gotten it, gonna go test it out

https://github.com/ussjoin/portalsmash

Maybe this will be of some help?