Online / Offline Status Notification System via push
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ok Clinent Side is 98% Done, Server side is 30% Done
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I still have no idea what your working on but good luck. ;)
One bit about that fetch command… Do check the shell return code. fetch will fail if a problem occurred.
I apologize if you are already doing so.
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" fetch will fail if a problem occurred" - do you mean problem w/ connection or remote server? If so well i'll live w/ it for now… I alredu had enough headach transforming script from Linux to BSD, and then making GUI working the way it should.
As to what im doing is something like SNMP but in reverse... im my case router send its status to the server. If router doesnt send its status server marks device as of line and notifies device owner about the failute. Also owner can look up curent WAN Ip and other config in central location on the web...
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It is the shell return code. What if the remote server is off line? You are assuming the update went through ok?
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Well if remote server is ofline then it a problem at this moment. In future if ppl will be using the feasture I add backup server support, and buffer, to store data untill we got connection
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do you mean like fetch {print $0}? or something else?
Im not too good in linux/bsd scripting -
Simply test $? after the fetch command.
fetch -o -o "http://pfsense.com/fake.txt" >/dev/null
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
# command failed!
echo "pfsense fake: Nope, didnt work"
fifetch -o -o "http://www.pfsense.com" >/dev/null
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
# command failed!
echo "pfsense failed"
else
echo "pfsense worked"
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Ok I can add that but, what will it give me? Server stil doesnt gets the report, well i can set another cron to exevute in say 10 min or something, or I dono yet…
my brain is fried today
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As long as there are no negative issues if the commands fail then don't worry about it. I don't know your source code so I am just preaching best practices at this point.
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No no negative affect… the only thing will happen is that sever will say thta device is down thats all....
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how do the webserver site look like
somting like the status of the wifidog captive portal network server page ?http://auth.ilesansfil.org/node_list.php
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Yes, same thing… I didt know it exist alredy, but I got same thing. Well maybe more functionality on server side, like private profiles, because its not that good for DownTown Alliance to say that their AP is down on 60 Wall for 7 days , especially when we have our office on 120 :-P
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its part of the wifidog project maybe i can get it to work on pfsense
the pfsense captive portalneeds a popup windows to be open
wifidog don't need that so on pda's and mobile foons it works tohttp://dev.wifidog.org/wiki/About
Features
* Captive portal which lets hotspot owners communicate with their users (custom content management).
* Wifidog gateway runs on GNU/Linux server and embedded device like the Linksys WRT54G with OpenWRT.
* Multi-language support: English, French, German and Portuguese.
* Maintain the connection by checking network activity instead of a javascript window. This allows PDAs and cellphones to connect.
* Users are unique and have a valid email address in order to open an account. Their privacy must be respected. You can also use a splash only page and do not ask user to create an account.
* Users are able to create a working account directly from any hotspot. New users sign on from any hotspot, create their account and are granted access for 15 minutes to confirm an email. If they don't, they are disconnected.
* Hotspot monitoring by two way heartbeating, so the central server always knows which hotspots are up, regardles of dynamic DNS, firewalls, etc.
* Firewall has one rule to jump in, one to jump out when a connection is rejected, and one to jump out when a connection is accepted. The gateway must do its own NAT. All this allows wifidog to be integrated easily into an existing firewall configuration.
* Statistics : Cumulative bandwidth usage accounting (per connection, per user, per hotspot)
* Self-identification of the gateways ??? -
I have barebone for what they ahave alredy! (
Let me finish some parts and I will release clinet code)
I have CP wotking on my cell :-P
Content managmant is easy, ad managment is possible too (but sorry I pattented the ad managment :-P )
I even can do way more what they have if some on will help me with dirty GUI work.The down side of they have (i thiink) is that they want to controll a hotspot in fill, they becomeing an ISP and if device is odd to be used by ISP lime ourselfs you are getting in to the conflict, who should have client info etc. The thing wthat im integrating is simplified version of our internal and propriatary idea on hotspot managmant. It is designed that all the info and controll will be cept by the hotspot owner, we just have and interface to monitor whats going on at the moment (in fiture I might add ability to remotely controll)
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looking forward to test youre files on my soekris
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Ok, i got too much work till the end of the next week but I will try to fonish the first release ASAP, but not sure when… I can do it faster , w/o any server goodies, so that the device just populates the status on the server and you can view list of all devicess... no user accounts or stuff like that... thats what I have so far... I need to add user account and account managmant on the sever.. + configure te doman etc
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grep makes me crazy reading the file!!!! Why the thingy doesnt work?
Im getting "World: not found"
USERNAME=grep 'World' /usr/local/StatusNotifier/var/status_notifier_conf.php; echo "Username: $USERNAME";
And here is the content of the file:
$lrc_box_name = ""; $lrc_box_location = "Bk"; $lrc_box_comments = "Main Test Site on Wall"; // Hello World this is a test of grep file serach ?>
Any Ideas why it doesnt work?
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grep makes me crazy reading the file!!!! Why the thingy doesnt work?
Im getting "World: not found"
USERNAME=grep 'World' /usr/local/StatusNotifier/var/status_notifier_conf.php; echo "Username: $USERNAME";
And here is the content of the file:
$lrc_box_name = ""; $lrc_box_location = "Bk"; $lrc_box_comments = "Main Test Site on Wall"; // Hello World this is a test of grep file serach ?>
Any Ideas why it doesnt work?
Try
USERNAME=`grep World /usr/local/StatusNotifier/var/status_notifier_conf.php`
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yay, it did work! Tnx
I guess BSD treats quotations diferently from Linux too -
One more question:
How can I strip begining and ending character of the string?
Like I have username variable shrown as "username" (quotes are shown) and I want to strip out quotes