I've tried to delete logout.html and rewrite the html code, but nothing seems to stop users from logging out.
When they put http://www.myhotspot.com/logout in the browser they are logged off. I want to prevent this from happening so the uptime-limit counter don't stop until the time is up. Is this possible with the built-in user-database or do I need to use Radius?
hmmmmm. So what you need is like an expiry time. A user account expires 24 or 48 hours after first use. (e.g. a demo/trial account) The user cannot stop the time used (via logout or any countdown timer) and will continually consume uptime untill the account expires.
You can use MT Hotspot Manager as your RADIUS and use the valid until.
http://moon.mt.lv
Hope this helps. Let me know otherwise..
Robert S.
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You can use MT Hotspot Manager as your RADIUS and use the valid until.
http://moon.mt.lv
Hope this helps. Let me know otherwise..
Robert S.
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well... of course one thing you can do is to disable completely all traffic from authenticated clients to the hotspotpages at all (not only to logoff page, but also to status page and other) by using "hotspot" matcher ininputchain of the firewall (something like add chain=input hotspot=auth,local-dst action=drop). you can also try to play wih it by adding "content" matcher for "logoff" substring, but i do not know id it will work... please report back on success.