Hello, Attached is a modified version of the current hostapd.sh script shipping with LEDE.
It adds all required variables for PF dynamic VLANs, similar to the version we posted for Chaos Calmer 15.05. The EAP components were not tested, but should work the same as they did previously. If someone with commit access could kindly update the addons. Given the wide changeset in terms of firmware, security fixes and supported hardware, an upgrade to LEDE should be a no brainer for anyone currently using OpenWRT based hostapd. We are currently using hostapd with LEDE 17.01.1 (ar71xx, kirkwood) devices with the recently released Packetfence 7.1.0-1 (Debian) and have evergreened stable deployments since OpenWRT 14 and Packefence 6. We really appreciate the work Inverse does. Here are a few additions from our experience that might be useful for those following https://packetfence.org/doc/PacketFence_OpenWrt-Hostapd-15-05_Quick_Install_Guide.html In section 4.1: If you are working by command line, the default install is using wpad-mini so you will need to remove and add the required packages Check your Packages root@Lobby:~# opkg list-installed | grep hostapd root@Lobby:~# opkg list-installed | grep wpad Are you Uptodate root@Lobby:~# opkg update root@Lobby:~# opkg list-upgradable Typical Change from Factory LEDE root@Lobby:~# opkg update root@Lobby:~# opkg remove wpad-mini root@Lobby:~# opkg install wpad hostapd-common If you are replicating configurations between devices, make sure your ula_prefix is unique in /etc/config/network. In earlier OpenWRT versions, APs within range of each other used to crash when they were not unique, even though we were only configuring and routing IPv4 on the interfaces. In section 4.4: option vlan_naming '0' should be option vlan_naming '1' With multiple wifi-iface sections, even those with option disabled '1' will persist duplicate items in your /var/run/hostapd-phyX.conf often confusing anyone with legacy configuration hanging around in /etc/config/wireless Unfortunately due to the dae restrictions, when using dae, often a single SSID is only used, and it is important not to have bad configuration options in other disabled SSIDs that overlap with your functional SSID. In section 4.6 Use #logread to catch errors in your configuration Use #wifi to reload your configuration cheers, Ian
hostapd_17.01.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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