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openwrt:mods [2017/05/01 06:13]
matthias new Section AP isolation
openwrt:mods [2017/12/16 07:54] (current)
comap89 [Install a tracker software]
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 ==== Hostname === ==== Hostname ===
-Since 1.0 there is a command in install_piratebox.sh ; this is the only thing needed.+Since PirateBox ​1.0 there is a command in install_piratebox.sh ; this is the only thing needed.
  
    /​opt/​piratebox/​bin/​install_piratebox.sh /​opt/​piratebox/​conf/​piratebox.conf hostname <new hostname>​    /​opt/​piratebox/​bin/​install_piratebox.sh /​opt/​piratebox/​conf/​piratebox.conf hostname <new hostname>​
        
-Before 1.0: Change hostname in the index.html **/​opt/​piratebox/​www/​index.html**+Before ​PirateBox ​1.0: Change hostname in the file index.html **/​opt/​piratebox/​www/​index.html**
  
    <​iframe ​ width='​650'​ frameBorder='​0'​ src='​http://​piratebox.lan:​8080'>​Your browser does not supprt Iframes.. If you want to upload something, follow this <a href='​http://​piratebox.lan:​8080'>​Link</​a></​iframe>​    <​iframe ​ width='​650'​ frameBorder='​0'​ src='​http://​piratebox.lan:​8080'>​Your browser does not supprt Iframes.. If you want to upload something, follow this <a href='​http://​piratebox.lan:​8080'>​Link</​a></​iframe>​
 ==== Custom Directory Listing ==== ==== Custom Directory Listing ====
-How to customize your personall ​directory-listing is described on the [[http://​redmine.lighttpd.net/​projects/​lighttpd/​wiki/​Docs:​ModDirlisting|Lighttpd wiki]]+How to customize your personal ​directory-listing is described on the [[http://​redmine.lighttpd.net/​projects/​lighttpd/​wiki/​Docs:​ModDirlisting|Lighttpd wiki]]
  
 ==== PHP for PirateBox ==== ==== PHP for PirateBox ====
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     /​opt/​piratebox/​bin/​install_piratebox.sh /​opt/​piratebox/​conf/​piratebox.conf station_cnt ​     /​opt/​piratebox/​bin/​install_piratebox.sh /​opt/​piratebox/​conf/​piratebox.conf station_cnt ​
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-The makes an entry to your crontab of the current user. It updates a station_cnt.txt file in /​opt/​piratebox/​www every 2 minutes. On **OpenWRT you have to** ensure, that the cron daemon runs:+That makes an entry into the crontab of the current user. It updates a ''​station_cnt.txt'' ​file in ''​/​opt/​piratebox/​www'' ​every 2 minutes. On **OpenWRT you have to** ensure, that the Cron daemon runs:
  
    /​etc/​init.d/​cron enable && /​etc/​init.d/​cron start     /​etc/​init.d/​cron enable && /​etc/​init.d/​cron start 
  
-Add the following line in the index.html file+Add the following line in the ''​index.html'' ​file
    <​div id="​station"​ class="​card"></​div> ​    <​div id="​station"​ class="​card"></​div> ​
  
-**Note:** if you try to do the activation on the RPi version, you need to execute the following command to enable ​cron:+**Note:** if you try to do the activation on the RPi version, you need to execute the following command to enable ​Cron:
  
   sudo systemctl enable cronie   sudo systemctl enable cronie
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 This option is important for the OpenWRT users. You want a www folder on your USB stick? ​ This option is important for the OpenWRT users. You want a www folder on your USB stick? ​
  
-<div classes important>​We are going to disable the script exchange_www.sh with hotfix release 1.0.4 , even if the installation tells you to change something, it won't. The www_alt feature is disabled, please follow the instructions below.</​div>​+<div classes important>​We are going to disable the script exchange_www.sh with PirateBox ​hotfix release 1.0.4 , even if the installation tells you to change something, it won't. The www_alt feature is disabled, please follow the instructions below.</​div>​
  
 After finalizing your box, you can run the following set of commands while being connected via **ssh**. These commands will create a folder, where you can put your files to. After finalizing your box, you can run the following set of commands while being connected via **ssh**. These commands will create a folder, where you can put your files to.
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 After this, you can power off your PirateBox and put your content to the "​content"​ folder. ​ After this, you can power off your PirateBox and put your content to the "​content"​ folder. ​
-==== bigger Image for webdata ====+==== Bigger image file size for webdata ====
 [[http://​ubuntuhak.blogspot.de/​2012/​10/​how-to-create-format-and-mount-img-files.html|How to create, format and mount .img files]] [[http://​ubuntuhak.blogspot.de/​2012/​10/​how-to-create-format-and-mount-img-files.html|How to create, format and mount .img files]]
  
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 If you want a regular changing MAC address for you hostspot, you can implement the script which is found [[https://​forum.openwrt.org/​viewtopic.php?​pid=213774#​p213774|on OpenWrt forum]]. [[http://​forum.piratebox.cc/​read.php?​16,​14001,​14159#​msg-14159|It is reported]] as working. If you want a regular changing MAC address for you hostspot, you can implement the script which is found [[https://​forum.openwrt.org/​viewtopic.php?​pid=213774#​p213774|on OpenWrt forum]]. [[http://​forum.piratebox.cc/​read.php?​16,​14001,​14159#​msg-14159|It is reported]] as working.
  
-==== Install a tracker software ====+==== Install a Torrent ​tracker software ====
 The [[http://​www.edoput.it/​blog/​2015/​08/​27/​a-decentralised-tracker/​|linked guide]] describes how to install a Torrent tracker to your PirateBox. You find support in [[http://​forum.piratebox.cc/​read.php?​16,​15678,​15678#​msg-15678|this forum topic]]. The [[http://​www.edoput.it/​blog/​2015/​08/​27/​a-decentralised-tracker/​|linked guide]] describes how to install a Torrent tracker to your PirateBox. You find support in [[http://​forum.piratebox.cc/​read.php?​16,​15678,​15678#​msg-15678|this forum topic]].