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[Savannah-hackers] savannah.gnu.org: submission of Node Manager - Community IP/Name Management |
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Wed, 24 Jul 2002 07:37:50 -0400 |
A package was submitted to savannah.gnu.org.
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James Schopp <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License:
Package: Node Manager - Community IP/Name Management
System name: nodemanager
This package does NOT want to apply for inclusion in the GNU project
Description:
My project helps resolve IP-address and DNS name management issues for
community wireless networks. Currently, many individuals are offering wireless
(typcally 802.11b) network access via their own \"access points\", called
\"nodes\". Groups of \"node owners\" are now linking their nodes together to
form community networks that provide free wireless network access. This means
that a certain amount of administration is required in order to coordinate IP
address allocation (for both the client networks, and the backbone links) and
naming conflicts. This software helps resolve that issue.
The current version is up and running at the MadridWireless community group. It
can be seen at http://nodos.madridwireless.net
All of the source code is available in a tarball at
http://nodos.madridwireless.net/NodeManager-0.9.tar.gz
LICENSE.txt contains the GNU/GPL license
README.txt contains instructions on how to set it up, but is [partially] in
Spanish, so I\'ll explain it here:
* untarbal it in a web-readable directory, like /var/www/
* Modify the admin record in NodeManager.sql to fit your email address
* Create a MySQL DB for the app, and launch this script to create the tables
and fill in the basic data.
* modify the config values in NMLIB.config.inc to fit your directory structure,
URLs, emails, database name/user/pwd/, etc...
* make sure the web user (\"apache\") has write access to dns/, graphs/, and
maps/
* access the website from your browser (there is an index.php file) and goto
login->forgot password. Enter the admin pwd you put in the SQL file, and the
system will generate a pwd for you. Then login, and continue as normal. New
[non-admin] users can register through the web.
James Schopp
address@hidden
Other Software Required:
Apache - will probably work with other servers too
PHP - required
CURL - optional, for downloading maps
GraphViz - optional for generating network topology images (PNG)
MySQL - currently required, but could be moved to another DB without too much
fuss.
Other Comments:
Multi-language support