setting a captive portal using freeradius + mysql + apache -


can try tell me difficulty level of kind of wifi captive portal setup.

im knowledgeable in networking, not in php/mysql enough skills setup own webserver. , 4/10 knowledge in radius.

here's scenario

1) user directed in captive portal page upon connecting in guest_ssid

2) registration page appear , user input couple of fields (e.g email, name, etc.).

3) after submitting allow access network (valid 3hours 512kb bandwidth)

i understand needed ff:

  • radius (accounting , bandwidth limitting)
  • apache webserver
  • mysql user storage
  • pfsense redirection portal / wall garden

1) , so, followed guide in managed install freeradius mysql , apache. have table called radius these tables

tables in radius

  • radacct
  • radcheck
  • radgroupcheck
  • radgroupreply
  • radpostauth
  • radreply
  • radusergroup

as understand in document, should place accounts inside radcheck table.

+----+----------+----------------+----+-------+ | id | username |   attribute    | op | value | +----+----------+----------------+----+-------+ | 1  | john     | cleartext-pass | := | 12345 | +----+----------+----------------+----+-------+

2) inside /var/www/html login.php login_success.php check_login.php

check_login.php

$host="localhost"; // host name $username="root"; // mysql username $password=""; // mysql password $db_name="radius"; // database name $tbl_name="radcheck"; // table name  // connect server , select databse. mysql_connect("$host", "$username", "$cleartext-pass")or die("cannot connect"); mysql_select_db("$db_name")or die("cannot select db");

!! php codes here working using other database; consisted table , user , password fields !!

i guess question is, how make php login work on freeradius using mysql user storage? - not sure if placed syntax/values correctly in php

and how implement session limit (3hours) , bandwidth limiting in freeradius?


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