snarlydwarf;537543 Wrote: > The other way around might be easier: set the laptop to have the > player's MAC, authenticate, and then set it back (or go offline) and > the Touch in theory should be okay. > > It's unlikely to have a generic method that could run on the Touch. > These t&c pages often have a ton of javascript that would need to be > interpreted, and there is no standard. (Not to mention that > auto-accepting T&C type pages violates the whole intent of such > things...) > > The touch would pretty much need to run a reasonably complete web > browser to do it. That's not gonna happen with the limited memory.
On the other hand, a NAT iptable rule would allow any machine using the radio as a gateway to appear as if it was coming from the Radio IP. Such a rule could easily be added, if the iptables modules and iptable userland was present in the radio. Looking at my radio, it seems they are not. The alternative is to run a lightweight http proxy. Both solutions would allow a lappy to auth to the portal and open up the IP/MAC address. If the Radio was a regular x86 I could have this knocked up in minutes, but sadly it's not.... I might have a go at setting up a dev system though. (While I'm here, why does the radio listen on time, daytime, and the echo service? Is there any reason for this?) -- Aslak3 (SB 2, SB Boom, SB Radio) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Aslak3's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=31977 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=75334 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
