Allow anonymous for a time period but only allow one session per day
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Good idea too… I'm hoping for one-click ease, though. All the user should have to do is open a browser, try to go somewhere, get redirected to the splash, click accept, and arrive at their intended destination. Something that can do that will aid my project greatly.
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We also really need this. If you come up with a viable solution, or want someone to pitch in on a bounty, please let me know.
- Pete
- pc@ipro.net
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This would be a one click solution. The initial .htm captive portal page can meta-redirect and or javascript redirect as a backup to the .php page where the splash page/etc could be displayed. Granted your talking about a custom php splash page at this point but it would work.
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I guess I don't have the technical wherewithall to pull this off by myself. I'll have to rely on the bounty.
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i have bean modding the captive portal for guest use
make a portal html file
blabla blacopy the atached file to /usr/local/captiveportal/splash.php
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Although I haven't tried this yet, the code looks like it's capable of doing what I need, or at least close to that. A few questions:
- This has a dependence on radius, correct?
- I didn't spot in the code where someone could specify a time limit and keep that MAC address off the network after their time expired, did I miss it?
- The client db is a file on the local system, so this wouldn't be a good idea on a device that uses CF as it's storage media?
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- no it don't it needs the No authentication mode on the captive portal setup page
- use the times on the captive portal setup page this will disconnect the guest when the time is gone
no support for no reconnect just guest mode - the file was from the normal captive portal
on embeded /var is on memory
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I've tried your add-ons, but I can still reconnect following a timeout. Is there a something I can test to see what is or isn't happening?
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there is no support for that
it works with code already in the portal
i yust removed the username and password check -
I can do that with no modification to the existing code…why did you feel you needed to create a mod?