i did find the source used to create the old binaries the other day, and will be happy to make that available if anyone wants it.
that is seemingly where autoap was stalled (priority connections to specified (known) WPA2 APs when in range)
Id love to see that happen and would be willing to do some testing.
I still use autoap rather frequently in the RV and was working on getting it set up to work on newer versions inside mypage when I had to set it aside because it was taking too much time trying to figure it all out and put it together in a way it worked for me. (recent ddwrt, OWTRW2, MyPage, etc)
if I could get the autoAP GUI into a custom MyPage running alongside the ten other MyPages in Optwares (OTRW2) then I would feel more comfortable using it for secure transactions (the wifi connections)
I prefer the old version in my sig for the easy GUI access but that was the last ddwrt that it worked in because of the cgi exploits that came along so I dont use it for anything but leisurely browsing anymore.
well see about that but if WPA2 never becomes doable , I'd still like to figure out how to get the GUI into MyPage. I think it was Drats that mentioned he did that but only gave a hint how to and I never figured it out after many hours trying but the MyPage and OWTRW2 were added complications.
anyone still reading got it (GUI) in a MyPage? ifso, how?
Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 14:09 Post subject: ...and about a multiple SSID with similar name?
Hello to everyone,
i want to use the autoap to this example scenario using always a non protected network:
1st building have "Building No 1" SSID
2st building have "Building 2" SSID
3st building have "Building No 3" SSID
4st building have "Building Door 4" SSID
5st building have "Building Exclusive" SSID
I want to insert a wildcart to the autoap_prefssid in order to connect ONLY to this SSID's name.
So i have think about using something like this:
nvram set autoap_prefssid="Building*"
But i have see that the * is used to indicate a space.
Someone can help me?
Thanks guys, cheers.
Posted: Wed May 31, 2017 20:26 Post subject: script working on DD-WRT v3.0-r31899 std (04/24/17)
i have the 2009-07-11 version of this script running successfully on a linksys ea6400 with DD-WRT v3.0-r31899 std (04/24/17) by modifying this section:
Code:
## Performs all of the parsing and filter logic
## Takes no parameters, no return value
aap_scan ()
{
rm -f /tmp/aap.scan
touch /tmp/aap.scan
aap_log 44FFFF Status Type Name "MAC Address" Channel SNR[dB]
if [ $aap_tryhidden -gt 0 ]; then
for n in $aap_prefssid; do
# Dump all preferred networks in aap.result if they are not there already
tSSID=$(echo "$n" | sed "s/\(.*\)\*key\*.*/\1/; s/*/ /g")
# Look for "[ ssid]", ignoring spaces at start
is_detected=$(egrep -c "\[[ ]*$tSSID\]" /tmp/aap.result)
if [ $is_detected -eq 0 ]; then
# Didn't find the SSID already
echo "[] [$tSSID] [unknown] chan=[-] [0] [0] [] [421] [0] [-] [HIDDEN]" >> /tmp/aap.result
fi
done
fi
while IFS="[]"; read a b cSSID e cBSSID g cCHAN i cRSSI k cNOISE m n o cCAP q r s t u cMODES; do
# Skip the first line, look if cCHAN is defined:
[ "$cCHAN" = "" ] && continue
# Workaround for bug in site_survey, long SSID's show wrong
cSSID=$(echo "$cSSID" | sed "s/^ *//" | awk '{ print substr($0,1,32) }')
net_type="open"
status=Ignoring # define a default value, will be overwritten if anything else
order=000
cKEY=""
[ "$cMODES" = "HIDDEN" ] && net_type="hidden"
[ -n "$(echo "$cMODES" | grep -i "WEP")" ] && net_type="WEP"
[ -n "$(echo "$cMODES" | grep -i "WPA")" ] && net_type="WPA"
here are a few more observations on the 2009-07-11 script:
autoap_prefonly option is a little convoluted and somewhat broken, but it can still work in a limited fashion:
- autoap_possid MUST be populated with a list of all possible ssid's you want to connect to. if it's not in this list, autoap won't try to connect.
- autoap_prefssid MUST be populated with the same list as autoap_possid or autoap fails to connect--here is where the functionality is broken. the original intention was to first try this subset of preferred ssid's out of the list of possible ones defined in autoap_possid. the script follows this behavior, but for some reason never successfully connects unless both lists are identical (could be fixed with some diagnosis).
- autoap_preforder seems to work as intended (would like to know if SNR is ever considered when listed order is defined and there are multiple identical ssid's).
- set autoap_prefonly to 1 to enable (ignored if autoap_prefssid is undefined, but accepted even if autoap_possid is empty even though it's mandatory).
autoap_passive values of 0 or 1 both work for me, but active scans (0) seem to eventually cause a permanent disconnect with the xfinitywifi hotspot i connect to.
Good luck modifying whatever incarnation still exists in the wild.
I am going to leave this thread open for now, but keep in mind, it is now ~100 pages after I cleaned up all the garbage (and there is a lot of one-sided conversation that could be purged, as well!) and is a candidate for a padlock. Thanks! _________________ "Life is but a fleeting moment, a vapor that vanishes quickly; All is vanity"
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So... is it possible to achieve MAC blocking without writing to nvram? or to join an AP with a specific MAC?
So I think I have an answer to my own question. Others might find it useful:
Assuming nvram already set to Deny MAC list via GUI MAC Filter...
Code:
nvram set wl0_maclist=*:*:*:*:*:* *:*:*:*:*:* *:*:*:*:*:*
restart radio_on
This seems to block MAC addresses without nvram commit. If you pull power right now, your maclist gets cleared. Or you can clear it before router reboots (which seems to commit nvram) by adding the following to shutdown command via GUI.
