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If you just make sure you have something customizable enough (e.g. OpenWRT or some other reasonable dist) you can make detection-and-activation-scripts for port
by 3np 4y ago
If you just make sure you have something customizable enough (e.g. OpenWRT or some other reasonable dist) you can make detection-and-activation-scripts for portal types you encounter often enough. Some curl and whatnot in bash usually does the trick. I'm yet to find something that needs a headless browser or js runtime.
While bits and pieces of this can be found implemented in different repos, there seems to be a gap for a software which does this minimally and generally enough and could provide a base for the community to crowd-source profiles/configs/scripts.
- bhhaskin 4y agoI haven't dived into automating the captive portal yet. With my current setup I can access the captive portal from one device and it stays sticky to the whole network. I might look into automating it as the password changes monthly.