My router has a locally accessible webpage that presents the public ipv6 and ipv4 addresses in a table format. This patch allows for accessing an arbitrary url and looking for the element after given table headers using the config variables scraper_url, scraper_ipv4_label, and scraper_ipv6_label.
e.g. for an ATT BGW320-500 router, the following config.json will acquire the ipv4 and v6 addresses:
My router has a locally accessible webpage that presents the public ipv6 and ipv4 addresses in a table format. This patch allows for accessing an arbitrary url and looking for the element after given table headers using the config variables scraper_url, scraper_ipv4_label, and scraper_ipv6_label.
e.g. for an ATT BGW320-500 router, the following config.json will acquire the ipv4 and v6 addresses:
This is a much less intrusive way to acquire ip information - if your gateway/router provides this information readily.