2015-01-21 - Re: [GRASE-Hotspot] Re: Login problems

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From: Timothy White <ti***8@gmail.com>
Message Hash: eab9a4840e6be92c510c746b5258cf9c0996357dc9822c9affec3bcc017b0c93
Message ID: <CAESLx0+_u1HreAB=i0fU1R9eULTqphEBDZnBZ2nB0t5ZSCxz0A@mail.gmail.com>
Reply To: <2c67f264-6059-49f2-9d23-5cb9bb2227eb@grasehotspot.org>
UTC Datetime: 2015-01-21 14:33:45 UTC
Raw Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2015 07:33:45 +1000

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Ideally for me, you should stick with Ubuntu 14.01 (lubuntu 14.01 would be
fine too), and use nightlies. I'm hoping to have a stable release out soon,
so that will give you the new features without needing a major upgrade
shortly.

As you can't connect wirelessly, but can with a cable, it suggests a
problem with your wireless hardware setup. Can you give us more information
of the wireless hardware side?

Tim

On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 7:26 AM, Marko Grdinic <mr***r@gmail.com> wrote:

> The problem with the official release is that I can't even install it. I
> am using Ubuntu server 14.1 right now and when I type in:
> sudo apt-get install grase-www-portal grase-conf-freeradius
> grase-conf-squid3 grase-conf-openvpn
>
> *The following packages have unmet dependencies:*
> * grase-conf-squid3 : Depends : squid3 (<3.2) but 3.3.8-ubuntu8.1 is to be
> installed*
>
> *E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.*
> The reason why I am using the nightly build is because I can't install the
> regular one. Any advice? Should I try Ubuntu 12?
>
> Dana srijeda, 21. siječnja 2015. u 17:36:42 UTC+1, korisnik drazen.zuvela
> napisao je:
>>
>>  I started with Easyhospot many years ago, but couldn't connect Mac,
>> iPhone, Vista and W7 os-es when they came to life. Founder of Easyhospot
>> move to comercial service the whole project while free version left without
>> any development. I don't know if that bug in free project ever solved.
>>
>> You should install Ubuntu server, not  Desktop, and don't install or
>> start graphical interface. Grase in its essence is headless machine. Ssh is
>> all you may need after installation of Ubuntu.
>>
>> Just to be clear. What do you use for wireless access? There should be an
>> AP device connected to Grase LAN side and set properly. Usually not set at
>> all, but you should check that no DHCP running on wireless device. Device
>> should work in pure AP mode without any security set. For test, connect
>> that AP directly to your internet router and try connect with phone,
>> Notebook... by WiFi. Check that you got router IP address and that AP's
>> DHCP is disabled. You may have to set "bridge" mode at AP if not working
>> without.
>> When all tests done move your AP to grase LAN side and continue grase
>> testing.
>> Try to get it work with grase officiall release first (v.3.7.7.11)
>>
>>
>> On 01/21/2015 02:33 PM, Marko Grdinic wrote:
>>
>> I've managed to fix the login problems in both Grase and Easyhotspot by
>> using Ubuntu on the testing laptop instead of Windows, but the only problem
>> remaining is that I can't connect wirelessly using Grase. It logs in using
>> both the mobile phone and laptop, but there is no traffic. With a LAN cable
>> directly to the server it works, but wirelessly it doesn't with Grase
>> (though it does with Easyhotspot.)
>>
>> Probably most of the issues were due to security settings on either the
>> Windows or the browsers.
>>
>> It works with Easyhotspot now, but since I started this thread I am
>> willing to work a bit more trying to get it in order with Grase.
>>
>> Also, the reason I am using Lubuntu because the server PC is too slow to
>> run Ubuntu 14.1 Desktop version and when I try to install a Gui on the
>> Server edition it crashes after I run it.
>>
>> Thank you for your time.
>>
>> Dana utorak, 20. siječnja 2015. u 18:50:22 UTC+1, korisnik drazen.zuvela
>> napisao je:
>>>
>>>  Hi, Marko
>>> according to your first post, everything looks OK to me. I don't have
>>> any experience with night build so probably I can't help you much.
>>> If you can lo-gin with your smart-phone, still no internet reached, I
>>> would check if gateway and DNS are assigned correctly to your phone, beside
>>> IP address you got from DHCP.Gateway should be 10.1.0.1 and DNS should be
>>> 208.67.222.123 which is grase default. You can check network setting trough
>>> admin interface 'Network setting' and compare whit what your phone or PC
>>> got.
>>> However, I noticed two other things you mentioned. You said that you
>>> have installed Lubuntu, not Ubuntu. And another thing seems you didn't
>>> install server edition then desktop. Since you admit that you are not
>>> familiar with Linux and networking, I would suggest you to install version
>>> and distribution which is advised.
>>> Still , night build you catched may be faulty.
>>> Drazen
>>>
>>> On 01/20/2015 04:45 PM, Marko Grdinic wrote:
>>>
>>> Ok, I am trying to get it to work on my newer top of the line computer
>>> and am running into the same issues (though I have yet to try connecting
>>> using a smartphone.)
>>>
>>> I've since discovered that I can go to the default hotspot screen by
>>> using the 1.0.0.0 as address in the browser. I've tried logging trough that
>>> using the both the secure and insecure methods and failing. Using the
>>> secure method it fails right away due to a server error and using the
>>> insecure method it loads for a while and then fails.
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