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simistef
03-01-2008, 14:11
Hello guys !

My ISP is giving me headaches. I want to have wireless in my house but they don't allow that. They are giving acces to internet connection only if you run a small program to identify the user. More than that they are sending packages with TTL=1. The TTL program is resolved, i mean i have changed the iptables information increasing it to 64.

Now the internet works fine, even without their program, but after half an hour the net stops. If i run the ISP program from any client PC connected to the router, the internet gets back to life !

So... i think i must somehow run that program on my router wright ?

What i have found on the ISP webpage is a list of programs to install on linux for gaining acces to the internet. The list is here -> http://anonym.to/?http://acces.czone.ro/install_linux.html

I should example some for you :

libmcrypt 2.5.7 (tar.gz) [4,187Kb]
PHP 5.1.2 (tar.gz) [7,875Kb]
Wget 1.10.2 (tar.gz) [1,221Kb]
Zend Optimizer - for this i only have glibc libraries.

Can i install all of that programs on my router ? It works on OpenWRT or DD-WRT firmwares, or there is another firmware that can compile glibc libraries ?

Thank you in advance !

wengi
03-01-2008, 14:31
Your link is not accessible for people outside your provider.

Is there an english howto for the linux-install of their tool?

simistef
03-01-2008, 14:46
I have attached the install steps, in english.

wengi
04-01-2008, 08:17
This can not be done "out of the box".
You will have to compile the software.

sorry

wengi

simistef
05-01-2008, 07:46
sorry...i didn't quite understand you answer. can you give me more details please ?

wengi
05-01-2008, 12:10
This means the required modules are not available with ipkg.
You will have to compile the software.

Follow the instructions you have posted in the document and hope the software will compile without errors.

wengi