I would like to create a web app / interface to manipulate and maintain my 
server's dhcpd.conf file. 
*Background in Short:*
I was asked a few years back to build a wifi network for approximately 500 
users with unlimited devices. With no money (barely any money). Done. 
The only requirement/restriction is we use MAC address filtering. So I have 
a server, serving dhcp leases. I have to manually input each MAC address 
with a hostname and group. This is a terrible pain. Especially for the 
amount of users I have with unlimited devices. Christmas time is horrible 
because they all come in wanting new devices registered. 
I do have, at least, a web form through google which updates an excel sheet 
in google docs, which I then access, copy the MAC address, then using my 
server gui, add the new MAC to the dhcpd.conf file and restart the server. 
*What I've done & What my hope is:*
I have started the Django tutorial. I have dabbled with python. I am an 
enthusiast in training. I have very little to no experience. I can learn. 
Fast. I am just running into branches of "things to learn" and it's 
starting to be a little overwhelming. 
I hope to do the lion's share of creating a web app that will do the 
following:

1. Register a user using sqlite3 database I have already created for all 
users. 
2. Authenticate a user
3. Provide a display of registered devices for user to either delete or not 
delete
4. Provide a form to register a new device(s)
5. submit request, append to dhcpd.conf & restart dhcp server 

There is minutia I am not including in this *cry for help*. 

This app would help me gain some distance from this monumental task. 

Am I in the right place? Is there some special soul out there who wants to 
help a fella out? 

Many thanks to all who have read this.

Mike Roberts

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