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Device Support #8
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@agustindev > If I understand well the purpose of fbwlan, it is an auth server for wifidog, meaning you can run it on your router, but it is more probably designed to run on a web server. If you really want to run everything on a router, MikroTik RB951 serie could suit your needs. Also, check for how to use a USB key as a chroot/overlay with OpenWrt. |
@databeille is exactly right: you run wifidog-gateway on your OpenWrt box. fbwlan lives on an external webserver. |
Note that the README is a bit out of date. On recent OpenWrt + wifidog releases, you no longer need to add firewall rules yourself or monkey around with the init script. Creating the ipset yourself is still necessary, however. Pull request welcome! |
Great! Ill try to implement it with external USB storage to avoid the server. |
I was implementing Social Hotspot with RouterOS and a simple Garden, I had problems with facebook ips, MikroTik have great and cheap Routers, RouterOS is great, but OpenWRT have an stronger community. I was trying to implement your script, I have TP-Link/Cisco with DD-WRT/OpenWRT but in both I had space problem (4MB ROM).
Does it still works? Which devices did you test it?
I'll try it on a MikroTik with 64MB. It might be interesting, that community posts compatible devices, and requeriments like OpenWRT with minimum 8MB.
I wanna test it and make a nice template with bootstrap (Do you have screenshots?)
Great Work!
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