as vis_version: trunk
$config['SPUD']= array(
'host' => '192.168.130.1:8888'
);
$config['VIS']= array(
'host' => '41.223.35.110',
'port' => '2015',
'timeout' => '30'
'vis_version' => 'legacy',
'mode' => 'batman',
);
• Configure VIS server
crontab -e
*/5 * * * * root /usr/bin/wget -O - -q -t 1
http://localhost:8888/spud/nodes/update >/dev/null 2>&1
• Navigate to SPUD:
http://192.168.130.1:8888/spud
Installing Coova/Chilli for the Village Telco
CoovaChilli is an open-source software access controller/captive portal, based on
the popular ChilliSpot.
CoovaChilli takes control of the internal interface (eth1/ETH2) using a raw
promiscuous socket and provides DHCP, ARP, and HTTP Hijacking on the outbound
interface (eth0/ETH1).
A client connecting to the outbound interface is limited to a "walled garden" until
authorized. The client is only able to resolve DNS and web browser web sites
specifically added to the walled garden.
Authentication takes place using a "Universal Access Method" (UAM). The UAM
method uses a captive portal that initiates authentication. When a non-
authenticated client tries to reach a website on port 80, the request is intercepted
and redirected to the captive portal.
The connections are redirected to a perl-script called hotspotlogin.cgi that it is
served by the apache server over HTTPS.
The perl script hotspotlogin.cgi serves a page to the end-user with a username
and password field. These authentication data is forwarded to chilli (the access
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