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Doc / install / windows / auth-server. Installing WiFiDog on Windows XP THIS GUIDE IS IN PROGRESS. After a huge effort. Install script freezes at Permissions page: Possibly fixed in latest svn. Replace the following code in install.php (note this may change if install.php is updated).
You just have a user wifidog in the database that has a different (or no) password than the one that\'s set up in the auth server configs. I don\'t use Wifidog though, so I\'m not sure where you\'ll find this info, maybe the wifidog.conf file that\'s mentioned in the installation docs? If you\'re unexperienced with databases in general & SQL, you should install pgadmin3, which is a GUI that\'s fairly straight forward for the simple database administration tasks. Anyway, if you dig up the info what the password should be, I can help you change it, but I still do think the easiest way out is actually asking the Wifidog staff for help, they have a mailing list and an IRC channel and will know instantly what to do in a case like this. No tutorial here, just brute force A couple of things to consider. - What is the physical layout? The wifidog machine needs sitting between the Internet and the LAN.
If it is not, you need have the test environment in separate IP space. ICMP redirects can cause the clients to go right around the wifidog box. - Start wifi dog process in foreground so that you can watch messages -- \'wifidog -f\' -- Take a look at the iptables rules that wifidog is putting in place, you should see the one to catch outgoing requests and redirect them to Auth server.In this video I\'m showing how to fix wifi for Broadcom drivers First lets check what Broadcom driver we have with the following command Broadcom Limited BCM4360 As you can see BCM4360 is my Required driver. First We need to get Rpm Fusion, both free and non-free versions. I downloaded both free and nonfree rpm version now we need to install it 2.1 We can install it with rpm -ivh filename.rpm Make sure you are in root for doing this, or else you will end up by getting a error message saying permission denied Since I have the package already installed, it shows that it is already installed. For you, it should download few dependencies and packaged and then install. Same goes for non-free version 2.2 Just check if everything is installed, if not fix dependencies. Now we need to download kernel-headers and kernel-devel for compiling the drivers 4.
I have my kernel running on 4.9.10-200.fc25.x86_64 and i have both kernel-headers and kernel-devel on my machine, it should download for you and install yum install kernel-headers yum install kernel-devel 5. Now we are half way done, Download the broadcom-wl from internet - Check the appropriate file to donwload for your version mine is BCM4360 6. Search for your Operating System - mine is fedora 25 make sure you have the right architecture, i386 is 32-bit and x86_64 is for 64-bit architectures 7.
Install the above with rpm -ivh filename.rpm I have it already installed, so for you, it should download and install. Now after it, install akmods - dnf install akmods or yum install akmods Again, for me its installed, for you it should download and install.
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Run akmods It should say as - OK, if not, you have done something wrong. Now here is the final step sudo modprobe wl - it should not return any errors After that, just restart your system, and you should have your wifi back Have a nice day, thank you for watching the video. Hit like and subscribe for more Linux videos.
...'>Install Wifidog On Windows(05.12.2018)Doc / install / windows / auth-server. Installing WiFiDog on Windows XP THIS GUIDE IS IN PROGRESS. After a huge effort. Install script freezes at Permissions page: Possibly fixed in latest svn. Replace the following code in install.php (note this may change if install.php is updated).
You just have a user wifidog in the database that has a different (or no) password than the one that\'s set up in the auth server configs. I don\'t use Wifidog though, so I\'m not sure where you\'ll find this info, maybe the wifidog.conf file that\'s mentioned in the installation docs? If you\'re unexperienced with databases in general & SQL, you should install pgadmin3, which is a GUI that\'s fairly straight forward for the simple database administration tasks. Anyway, if you dig up the info what the password should be, I can help you change it, but I still do think the easiest way out is actually asking the Wifidog staff for help, they have a mailing list and an IRC channel and will know instantly what to do in a case like this. No tutorial here, just brute force A couple of things to consider. - What is the physical layout? The wifidog machine needs sitting between the Internet and the LAN.
If it is not, you need have the test environment in separate IP space. ICMP redirects can cause the clients to go right around the wifidog box. - Start wifi dog process in foreground so that you can watch messages -- \'wifidog -f\' -- Take a look at the iptables rules that wifidog is putting in place, you should see the one to catch outgoing requests and redirect them to Auth server.In this video I\'m showing how to fix wifi for Broadcom drivers First lets check what Broadcom driver we have with the following command Broadcom Limited BCM4360 As you can see BCM4360 is my Required driver. First We need to get Rpm Fusion, both free and non-free versions. I downloaded both free and nonfree rpm version now we need to install it 2.1 We can install it with rpm -ivh filename.rpm Make sure you are in root for doing this, or else you will end up by getting a error message saying permission denied Since I have the package already installed, it shows that it is already installed. For you, it should download few dependencies and packaged and then install. Same goes for non-free version 2.2 Just check if everything is installed, if not fix dependencies. Now we need to download kernel-headers and kernel-devel for compiling the drivers 4.
I have my kernel running on 4.9.10-200.fc25.x86_64 and i have both kernel-headers and kernel-devel on my machine, it should download for you and install yum install kernel-headers yum install kernel-devel 5. Now we are half way done, Download the broadcom-wl from internet - Check the appropriate file to donwload for your version mine is BCM4360 6. Search for your Operating System - mine is fedora 25 make sure you have the right architecture, i386 is 32-bit and x86_64 is for 64-bit architectures 7.
Install the above with rpm -ivh filename.rpm I have it already installed, so for you, it should download and install. Now after it, install akmods - dnf install akmods or yum install akmods Again, for me its installed, for you it should download and install.
Asrock_775i65gv_cmedia asrock_75i65g asrock_755_vm800 asrock_645gcm_s asrock_01ak asrock_11945w_10d asrock_11945w asrock_11945gcw_12 asrock_11865 asr69113 asr_945_gcm_s aspire_t136_sis_video aspire_sa90_zb7z aspire_one_zg3 aspire_one_v1585 aspire_one_series_kav10 aspire_ms2264 aspire_m3201_2000 aspire_b300 aspire_ag3720 aspire_5715z. Apogee aw9101 b200p (ver. 2.3.3, 15 October 2011) Apogee aw9101 b200 (ver. 2.2.6, 04 May 2012) Apollo 13 Chomikuj (ver. 1.5.7, 09 October 2012). Apogee aw9101 b200p driver.
Run akmods It should say as - OK, if not, you have done something wrong. Now here is the final step sudo modprobe wl - it should not return any errors After that, just restart your system, and you should have your wifi back Have a nice day, thank you for watching the video. Hit like and subscribe for more Linux videos.
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