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put the payment url on a sign, just enforce an ip whitelist until customer has paid. Or in extreme sign-less situations put it in the ssid e.g. "pay at portalpa
by ploxiln 10y ago
put the payment url on a sign, just enforce an ip whitelist until customer has paid. Or in extreme sign-less situations put it in the ssid e.g. "pay at portalpage.com"
- bastawhiz 10y ago> put the payment url on a sign, just enforce an ip whitelist until customer has paid. Or in extreme sign-less situations put it in the ssid e.g. "pay at portalpage.com" This is a captive portal. But worse, because even HTTP sites don't send you to the portal.
- ploxiln 10y agoBut on the plus side: * no MITM attack * no TLS cert errors * no "do I need to hard-refresh? what's the key for that?" * no question if network access is working or not * one reliable clear action to get access See the various comments about work-arounds for work-arounds. Random plain-http intercept-check sites because some captive portals try to make iOS not pop up the mini sandboxed captive portal browser. The endless confusion. This stuff would be a lot simpler if people weren't always trying to make it needlessly "easy" and fucking it up even more every time.