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by Paul Spooren

Hi all, as mentioned in my RFC on GitHub [1] I thought of a simple way to configure a cloud (from within the cloud) by using the bmx7-sms plugin [2]. To show you the idea and how it could work please check my fork [3]. Here the commit message: * lime-cc-client check every 5 minutes for a new configuration received by bmx7-sms. if the configuration is valid and the node is trusted the configuration is used as default, lime-config and lime-apply runs. if not, the configuration is ignored. * lime-cc-server distributes it own lime-defaults to the cloud. If changes happen to the config it will be distributed to the cloud. Would be happiest to hear for comments. Best, Paul [1] https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/issues/304 [2] https://github.com/bmx-routing/bmx7#sms-plugin [3] https://github.com/aparcar/lime-packages/commit/e8ceb46dd56166398161090bc75…

6 years, 2 months

LiMeCat2018q1

by Ilario Gelmetti

Dear all, there will be a LibreMesh hackaton in CSOA Matakrostes [1] for the weekend of 10th-11th of February. You can participate to the meeting remotely via Matrix chat (also accessible via IRC) [2]. Ciao, Ilario [1] Passeig de Sevilla 132, Valldoreix, Barcelona https://guifi.net/VDXpgSevilla132 [2] https://libremesh.org/communication.html

6 years, 2 months

Building SNAPSHOT libremesh releases yourself ?

by Mark Birss

Hi Kindly assist with steps todo my own build with snapshot Regards

6 years, 3 months

GSoC 2018 Ideas

by Paul Spooren

Hello, the new GSoC [1] is coming up and all organizations can apply with fresh ideas. This year the deadline is already on 23.01 so we should move quick! Luckly, the german Freifunk community created a website to collect ideas [2]. We could discuss here needed features and projects and decide who writes a (short) proposal for the website. I already did so and created an project proposal to work on the new bmx7 [3]. As I'm still a student I'd very much like to participate again. Last year I worked on the image server and chef [4] which slowly gains some attention. If possible I could continue the work on that as well. So far so good, Paul [1] https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/ [2] https://github.com/freifunk/projects.freifunk.net-contents [3] https://projects.freifunk.net/#/projects?project=bmx7_semtor_web_interface&… [4] https://chef.libremesh.org

6 years, 3 months

Exit via VPN

by Dennis Hecken

Dear LibrrMesh Team, is it possible only grant access to internet only via VPN like vpn.ac or PricateInternetAccess.com or just fastd? In Germany the law is not the best in this case and publishing the private internet Access to public is risky! I did not find any information about this feature. Thanks a lot! Best regards, Dennis

6 years, 3 months

lime-sdk fails to generate some images (too big kernel size)

by Roger Pueyo Centelles | Guifi.net

Dear LiMers, I've been recently using the lime-sdk tool (actually, a fork <https://dev.qmp.cat/projects/qmp-cooker/>) to generate images for a number of devices <https://dev.qmp.cat/projects/qmp-cooker/repository/revisions/master/entry/q…>. Overall it's been very successful but, with some of them, I've faced some trouble. Take the example of the Alfa N5 outdoor wireless CPE (target=ar71xx/generic, profile=ALFANX), which has 8 MB of flash (enough to fit a lot of packages). Once the additional packages are built (./cooker -b ar71xx/generic --force-local) I cook the image (./cooker -c ar71xx/generic --profile=ALFANX) but the process fails: the kernel built locally is too big to fit in the device's partition scheme. I guess the problem comes from the fact that the SDK builds packages with some extra options (debug, symbols, etc.) compared to the Buildroot. Have you experienced this behaviour? Do you have any idea on how to overcome this? The lime-sdk cooker is a wonderful tool, and it would be very nice to make it work with all the devices. Cheers, Roger

6 years, 3 months

SSH access with password

by Paul Spooren

Hi all, I've just checked and the following servers all allow login via password (instead of SSH key only). Is anyone actually using this? I'd recommend to disable all password access and SSH key only or additionally install sshguard [1] to block brute force attacks. - libremesh.org - downloads.libremesh.org - snapshots.libremesh.org - more? Best, Paul [1] https://packages.debian.org/jessie/sshguard

6 years, 4 months

Community profiles

by Anthony Garcia

Hello Libremesh team, first and foremost thank you for your hard work and effort that has gone into creating this platform. I have a question regarding the creation of local network profiles. Based on the directory structure for the community profiles established. In order to customize the firmware are we supposed to place the lime-default file in lime-sdk/communities/communityname/profilename/etc/config/ When I specify my own custom profile, the cooked firmware is not customized using the "--community=name/profile"" switch. I can successfully cook the pre-existing network-profiles that were downloaded from the git. Is there any additional documentation regarding this function that I may have missed for local development? Thank you, -Tony

6 years, 5 months

Jefe.tk to build images

by Paul Spooren

Hi all, as chef.altermundi.net is somewhat outdated I created a simplified version called "Jefe" (Spanish for chef). Currently it jefe.tk has the following features: - Build latest stable 17.06 (dev tree could be added as well) - Easy to find device, just type in the name - Choose network profile - Choose flavor - Edit packages (if desired) More features can be added, let me know what you need. This is a very early version, let me know what you think! Best, Paul

6 years, 5 months

are we checking that the wifi drivers support apname?

by Nicolas Pace

Hi all, While reading the openwrt wiki, I stumbled upon this paragraph: https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/wireless#wifi_networks A complete wireless configuration contains at least one wifi-iface section per adapter to define a wireless network on top of the hardware. Some drivers support multiple wireless networks per device: broadcom if the core revision is greater or equal 9 (see dmesg | grep corerev) madwifi always supports multiple networks mac80211 STA mode is supported. STA and AP at the same time is supported as well. So... we are using multiple-ap extensively and maybe some of the devices that we can flash this on does not support them. It might be interesting to add to our heuristics this check: if the driver is not one of those, then use that radio only for one use. What do you think? Regards,

6 years, 6 months

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