How to use ipwhitelist option?

[lyt0112]

Hi All I can't find any documents from internet. I want to add some IPs into whitelist and make the IPs bypass the Captive Portal. I want the IPs can access internet directly without authenticating username/password. Or any other option can reach my requirement?

[cheseremtitus24]

Edit the /etc/chilli/config Add the ips like so HS_UAMALLOW=*wikipedia.org,10.1.0.1,64.4.250.39,scholar.google.com

Notice no spaces in between

For walled garden domains such as paypal add them as shown below

HS_UAMDOMAINS=.paypal.com,.paypalobjects.com

[lyt0112]

@cheseremtitus24 Thanks for the reply..

I've tried HS_UAMALLOW but it can not work

About my requirement, for example , I want my PC 192.168.1.100 not pop up captive portal and can access internet to access any web without any limits, but other 192.168.1.x in 192.168.1.0/24 all pop up captive portal and then authenticate with username/password.

[cheseremtitus24]

The coova chilli implementation of walled domains does not offer excemptions for nodes that are in the same subnet. The only device that is not affected by the captive portal is the UAMLISTEN IP that hosts the UAMUI portal. For your sake you can research more on the json interface and implement a javascript code that automatically authenticates the said matched IP-addess and performs an autologin using PAP.

I'm still yet to grasp how to implement a logon using json. But that's what I am researching on. If I manage to figure it out I'll post back.

[lyt0112]

@cheseremtitus24 Thanks for the suggestion,I will research about how to authenticates automatically.

[cheseremtitus24]

checkout this: https://sourceforge.net/p/hotcakes/wiki/Coova%20Chilli%20JSON%20Interface/

[lyt0112]

checkout this: https://sourceforge.net/p/hotcakes/wiki/Coova%20Chilli%20JSON%20Interface/

I am trying to make my requirement work by radiusd. If not work,I will try the link...thanks

[NeatBoar]

For such case I use spesial file: # grep whitelist /usr/local/etc/chilli.conf include /usr/local/etc/chilli/whitelist.conf

which contains: # cat /usr/local/etc/chilli/whitelist.conf uamallowed 192.168.0.1/32

I dont remember why I started to use the file, maybe because HS_UAMALLOW didn't work for me either.

[rexy74]

In the ALCASAR project (https://alcasar.net), we also use such special files. /etc/chilli.conf : include /usr/local/etc/alcasar-uamallowed include /usr/local/etc/alcasar-uamdomain

/usr/local/etc/alcasar-uamallowed : uamallowed="192.168.10.21" uamallowed="172.16.1.0/24" ... /usr/local/etc/alcasar-uamdomain : uamdomain=".clamav.net" uamdomain=".mozilla.org" uamdomain=".cnd.mozilla.net" ...