Questions about login #3
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OK, so I moved this to the (now available) Discussions section :)
Yes, this is the case for all authentication modes. When the router is rebooted, by definition all state is lost and so the system starts as new.
Assuming you're asking about "credentials" mode, currently this is not supported: the "credentials" authentication system is very basic and would typically only be used by very simple setups. Such restriction would however be possible to implement when using a RADIUS backend (the RADIUS server would simply deny login when a session is already established for a given user).
This is not (yet) supported. What kind of use case do you have in mind? |
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Damn :(
Is there a way to get rid of these leeches?
I am open to suggestions.
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I don't think a captive portal is the right tool to solve this problem
unfortunately :)
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OK, so I moved this to the (now available) Discussions section :)
Yes, this is the case for all authentication modes. When the router is rebooted, by definition all state is lost and so the system starts as new.
Assuming you're asking about "credentials" mode, currently this is not supported: the "credentials" authentication system is very basic and would typically only be used by very simple setups.