Captive Portal will now target its service PIDs to accurately kill them.
Captive Portal's window arrangement has been enhanced (rearranged).
Captive Portal will now show the web server access log.
The user now has control of whether or not to enable lighttpd's SSL.
The go-back option has been rewritten for readability & simplicity.
Minor improvements to extensibilty for future authenticators (only has 1).
Redirecting was taking too long due to hiding the captive portal.
The iOS client would hang, waiting for a secure connection from lighttpd.
SSL is disabled, so no response would be recieved in a sane amount of time.
Fixed a bug caused by outdated language identifiers.
Fixed a bug caused by a missing conditional in *set_interface function.
NOTICE: The back button appears to be bugged, but it's actually not.
NOTICE: The reason for that is that it skips subroutine steps.
Added all missing spacers after a choice operation (missing echo).
Rearranged fluxion_header algorithm to make transitions smoother.
Fixed a bug where captorPID might be missed (not waiting [enough] for it).
Updated fluxion and attacks scripts to use the updated language global identifiers.
Quoted some paths that handn't already been quoted (potential spacing issues).
Updated the exitmode function to deal with FLUXION-started only processes.
Fixed a bug where the "WI not supported" message was displayed when no AP were found.
Added an IO function to handle dynamic, static-text, substitution.
Added bash-HTML interpolation of $APTargetSSID, $APTargetMAC, and $APTargetChannel.
> The script will find and replace these tokens if found in portal pages/files.
Fixed a bug introduced in the last commit, where target AP parameters were erroneously populated.
> This was due to the offset caused by adding the signal field, offsetting everything after it.
Matias Barcenas