hi daniel.
how are you????
you have to see this great short clip- best resone whay we need arig
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o66FUc61MvU&feature=player_embedded

I am making the poster- and I want more vids like this that can explane--
please send me SAP vids witch can be good for education resosonses
LOL
me

On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at 3:53 AM, Daniel <dan...@makrotopia.org> wrote:

> Hi Arig'niks!
>
> It's time for the next hackathon!
> Come to Jafo on the 12th of August!
> (August 19th could be an alternative if the 12th is not acceptable for
> some reason)
>
> In my opinion, we should focus on the development of one main thing, which
> I
> perceive as the outcome of the first hackathon. Please comment and quickly
> confirm if the date is ok :)
>
> --- hackathon proposal follows ---
> Implement a node-registration service which includes an
> OpenWrt+config-image-generator which can be reached by the fat JOIN button
> just
> underneath the instruction video on the website.
> So Amir made this beautiful node database, which we can feed with all the
> initial data of a node, then hopefully generate a configuration from that
> data
> (information on the community and a ca public cert, individual IP
> parameters,
> SIP parameters, a private key certificate used only once to submit locally
> generated public keys back to the web-server which are then used e.g. for
> HIP or
> for HTTPS client authentication).
> We can then easily combine that with this:
> http://trac.augsburg.freifunk.net/wiki/ImageBuilder
> Into a ready-made flash-able OpenWrt image for all supported routers.
>
> So that would make it 4 steps to join or start a new arig network:
> 1. Buy a router
> 2. Go to the website, go through the registration wizard and retrieve the
> firmware file and write down the URL which you can use in future to access
> your
> arig router.
> 3. Plugin and connect the router to the PC, access it's web-interface and
> flash
> the firmware file you received in step 2. Once the device reboots, you
> converted
> it from a regular router into an arig router.
> 4. Get a long cable and maybe an outdoor case, place it nicely and connect
> your
> computer. Now access your new arig box using the URL of Step 2 and follow
> the
> wizard to complete the setup of the node.
>
> The task splits up nicely:
> - Build node registration wizard on the website.
> - Build tool to generate the configuration for the new node.
> - Integrate Image builder into the website.
> - Build first-start wizard in LuCI
> - Implement status publishing in OpenWrt to a website (i.e. via HTTPS with
> client SSL certificate or SSH) and maybe even process the response (could
> be
> configuration updates or even sysupgrade for the users who want that)
>
> So if everybody wastes a thought or two on it before, we could be able to
> put
> this together next week (or at least know what to do next), given we are at
> least 4 or 5 developers on the task.
> The result -- an OpenWrt-image-generating web-based node management thingy
> --
> can either live on the arig website itself or be an open source project to
> be
> picked up by actual mesh communities....
>
>
> Once we got this, we got several play-grounds for new development:
> - allow users to monitor and manage their devices on the website
> - integrate more initial features by integrating packages and their
> configuration (ipv6-stuff, avahi/mdns/mdht/olsrd-nameservice-hacks/...,
> asterisk, openhip, ...)
> - add more image builder profiles for different roles (infrastructure-only,
> web-gui, web-gui+apps, ...)
> - make it easy for users to use xl2tpd (with or without HIP voodoo) for
> VPNs and
> Internet access sharing.
> - implement distributed applications in LuCI like chat, instant-messaging,
> forums, or even audio/video and fire-sharing via WebRTC...
> - forgotten-kit-recovery-feature (instead of factory-reset, use the button
> to
> put the device into a state where it does DHCP on the ethernet port and
> download
> a sysupgrade-image from the website)
> - you name it
>
>
>
> Thank you for flying on board of arig airlines, the outside temperature in
> your
> destination is 32 degrees Celsius at a humidity of 42%. We wish you a
> pleasant
> stay and hope to welcome you on board again soon.
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