[Wifidog] New features

[Philippe April]

This morning, I logged in, closed all my applications and left my 
laptop on the table.

Came back 15-20 minutes later, it was still authenticated on ISF.

Put it to sleep. Came back 10 minutes after, it asked me to 
authenticate again.

Seems to work for me!

On 4-Feb-05, at 12:26 AM, Philippe April wrote:

> Ok I think I fixed the issue with GatewayAddress... I was returning a 
> pointer, which of course got overwritten at some point during the 
> execution of the program.
>
> I used strdup(), I assume it'll fix it. I ran it at home, it works, 
> I'll keep it running and see if it really fixes it (like, try to login 
> tomorrow).
>
> I'm very glad you're back into the project :)
>
> On 4-Feb-05, at 12:15 AM, Mina Naguib wrote:
>
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>> FYI setting GatewayAddress in the config file fixed it.
>>
>> I'm setting up an openwrt buildroot on this machine so I can test and
>> bugfix a bit.
>>
>> Philippe April wrote:
>> | Yeah I introduced a bug.
>> |
>> | I hadn't tested much. I'll try to fix it, should not be too hard.
>> |
>> | On 3-Feb-05, at 11:22 PM, Mina Naguib wrote:
>> |
>> |
>> | Something isn't quite right with that commit.
>> |
>> | When I go to a site, let's say "www.linux.org" and I'm 
>> unauthenticated,
>> | the router redirects me to:
>> |
>> | https://auth.ilesansfil.org/login/?
>> | gw_address=2.168.202.173&gw_port=2060&gw_id=default&url=http%3A//
>> | www.linux.com/
>> |
>> | Notice the gw_address is messed up. In my case it should be
>> | "192.168.202.1", not "2.168.202.173"
>> |
>> | Therefore after I authenticate and the auth server tries to 
>> redirect me
>> | back to wifidog, it doesn't work since
>> | http://2.168.202.173:2060/wifidog/auth?foo=bar....  goes nowhere
>> |
>> | The weird thing is, the IP address that got leased to me (the 
>> client)  is
>> | "192.168.202.173", which is too similar to "2.168.202.173" to 
>> discount
>> | the coincidence.
>> |
>> | I'll try to go through the code to find what's wrong, although I've 
>>  just
>> | locked myself out of my remote box where the openwrt buildroot
>> | environment was setup, so I won't be able to test it till tomorrow.
>> |
>> | Also note I just committed some stuff to CVS a while ago, so cvs 
>> update
>> | before trying to fix anything.
>> |
>> | Philippe April wrote:
>> | | Changelog says it all:
>> | |
>> | | 2005-02-03 Philippe April <isf_lists at philippeapril.com>
>> | |     * Ping the users everytime we check their counters, that way 
>> we
>> | keep them alive
>> | |     * Optional ExternalInterface
>> | |     * Optional GatewayAddress (we discover it. finally.)
>> | |     * We check for the traffic from the clients to the firewall, 
>> to
>> | catch the traffic the icmp ping is generating
>> | |     * Fixed bug where we were doing the opposite of what desired 
>> when
>> | checking if authentication server was alive
>> | |     * Bumped to alpha7
>> | |
>> | | I tested at home, but it needs more testing. If someone else can 
>> test
>> | too, that'd be good.
>> | |
>> | | Cheers!
>>
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