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gluon-ssid-changer

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    gluon-ssid-changer

    This branch of the script contains the ssid-changer version for the gluon branches 2018.1.x and 2018.2.x (current "master"). For older releases of Gluon use the branches "2017.1.x" and "2016.2.x".

    This package adds a script to change the SSID when there is no connection to any gateway. This Offline-SSID can be generated from the node's hostname with the first and last part of the node name or the MAC address allowing observers to recognize which node does not have a connection to a gateway. This script is called once every minute by micron.d and check gateway-connectivity. It will change the SSID to the Offline-SSID after the node lost gateway connectivity for several consecutive checks. As soon as the gateway-connectivity is back it toggles back to the original SSID.

    You can enable/disable it in the config mode.

    It checks if a gateway is reachable in an interval. Different algorithms can be selected to determine whether a gateway is reachable:

    • tq_limit_enabled=true: (not working with BATMAN_V) define an upper and lower bound to toggle the SSID. As long as the TQ stays in-between those bounds the SSID will not be changed.

    • tq_limit_enabled=false: there will be only checked, if the gateway is reachable with:

      ::

      batctl gwl -H

    The SSID is always changed back to normal every minute as soon as the gateway-connectivity is back.

    The parameter switch_timeframe defines how long it will record the gateway-connectivity. Only if the gateway is not reachable during at least half the checks within switch_timeframe minutes, the SSID will be changed to "FF_Offline_$node_hostname".

    The parameter first defines a learning phase after reboot (in minutes) during which the SSID may be changed to the Offline-SSID every minute.

    site.conf

    Adapt and add this block to your site.conf:

    ::

    ssid_changer = {
  enabled = true,
  switch_timeframe = 30,    -- only once every timeframe (in minutes) the SSID will change to the Offline-SSID 
                            -- set to 1440 to change once a day
                            -- set to 1 minute to change every time the router gets offline
  first = 5,                -- the first few minutes directly after reboot within which an Offline-SSID may be
                            -- activated every minute (must be <= switch_timeframe)
  prefix = 'FF_Offline_',   -- use something short to leave space for the nodename (no '~' allowed!)
  suffix = 'nodename',      -- generate the SSID with either 'nodename', 'mac' or to use only the prefix: 'none'
  
  tq_limit_enabled = false, -- if false, the offline SSID will only be set if there is no gateway reacheable
                            -- upper and lower limit to turn the offline_ssid on and off
                            -- in-between these two values the SSID will never be changed to prevent it from
                            -- toggeling every minute.
  tq_limit_max = 45,        -- upper limit, above that the online SSID will be used
  tq_limit_min = 35         -- lower limit, below that the offline SSID will be used
},

    Commandline options

    You can configure the ssid-changer on the commandline with uci, for example disable it with:

    ::

    uci set ssid-changer.settings.enabled='0'

    Or set the timeframe to every three minutes with

    ::

    uci set ssid-changer.settings.switch_timeframe='3'
uci set ssid-changer.settings.first='3'

    Manual installation

    If you don't have ssid-changer in your firmware, you can still install it manually on a node and set the desired settings that should differ from default:

    ::

    ROUTER_IP='your:node::ip6'
LOGIN="root@[$ROUTER_IP]"
git clone https://github.com/Freifunk-Nord/gluon-ssid-changer.git ssid-changer
cd ssid-changer/gluon-ssid-changer/
git checkout lede
scp -r files/* $LOGIN:/
scp luasrc/lib/gluon/upgrade/500-ssid-changer $LOGIN:/lib/gluon/upgrade/
ssh $ROUTER_IP "/lib/gluon/upgrade/500-ssid-changer;" \
  "uci set ssid-changer.settings.switch_timeframe='3';" \
  "uci set ssid-changer.settings.first='3';" \
  "uci commit ssid-changer;" \
  "uci show ssid-changer;" \
  "/etc/init.d/micrond reload;"

    Alternative: gluon-ssid-notifier

    If you just need the Offline-SSID for administrative purposes, there is a better solution, that will just add an extra SSID if a node is offline: https://github.com/freifunk-kiel/gluon-ssid-notifier/

    Gluon versions

    This branch of the script contains the ssid-changer version for the gluon master branch (lede).

    Implement this package in your firmware

    Create a file "modules" with the following content in your site directory:

    ::

    GLUON_SITE_FEEDS="ssidchanger"
PACKAGES_SSIDCHANGER_REPO=https://github.com/freifunk-nord/gluon-ssid-changer.git
PACKAGES_SSIDCHANGER_COMMIT=cc16f488bd32f17da845279800e06f237884829e # <-- set the newest commit ID here
PACKAGES_SSIDCHANGER_BRANCH=master

    With this done you can add the package gluon-ssid-changer to your site.mk

    History

    This is a merge of https://github.com/ffac/gluon-ssid-changer and https://github.com/viisauksena/gluon-ssid-changer that doesn't check the tx value any more. It is now in use in:

    • Freifunk Aachen
    • Freifunk Frankfurt am Main
    • Freifunk Kiel
    • Freifunk Kreis Gütersloh
    • Freifunk Nord
    • Eulenfunk
    • Freifunk Vogtland

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