Hi,

I'll need to get back to you on that, at work I screen scrape a pfSense install 
using PHP and curl. It's a considerable amount of code.

I have a nice self written really broken parser for tables which is good enough 
for most pages. I still need to rewrite the damn thing into a proper table 
parser. The one I use now just uses a offset in either the opening or closing 
table tag and counts either from the top down, or from down to top. Like I 
said, it's good enough. It returns a array with table rows and table cells.

The curl library is pretty self explanatory, I found one on the php.net page 
for the curl function. I added cookie support because more and more routers use 
forms based login instead.

Regards,

Seth

Op 1 okt 2011, om 01:34 heeft - Dickie Bradford - het volgende geschreven:

> I have just upgraded to 2.0 and am looking for a way to automate adding users 
> to the captive portal section.  I have seen mention in the list of using 
> screen scraping to do certain things with pfsense, is this the only way to 
> automate things, or is there a command line way to accomplish various tasks?  
> I have never done screen scraping and have it on my  "to do" list, so does 
> anyone have any sample pfsense 2.0 screen scraping scripts that they would 
> mind sharing that would give me a good kick start in learning.
> 
> Thnx
> 
> Dickie
> 
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