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Add function to enable/disable/change the uhttpd uci config state. Use
these functions to start the service httpd, listening on the
link-local IPv6 addresses of br-lan and br-mesh.
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This patch splits the single uhttpd instance into two uhttpd instances
with www root /www/<servicename> for the following purposes:
- service :: self-service / debugging / status.xml
- redirection :: use for splash/robinson redirection
The uhttpd uci config is adapted: by default all instances declared
there are disabled; They shall be enabled by the FSM inetable. To this
end a listen_http directive will be added and the config type will be
changed from 'disabled' to 'uhttpd' by state transition scripts.
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- add mesh_add/del_ipv4 to set/unset IPv4 addresses of mesh iface; the
address is set using ifconfig to avoid ifudown+ifup but also updated
in UCI to maintain a consistent state
- use this function in queen, ghost and robinson state transitions
- use `batctl gw off` in robinson state: this allows to deliever local
DHCP replies while dropping the idea of announcing fake gateways
- ghost.leave reuses queen.leave
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- implemented according to documentation
- almost no tests so far
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For debugging reasons both cronjobs are executed once per minute. This
rate should be reduced before deployment in larger networks.
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Add a init script that - early during the first boot only - creates
/etc/nodeid and fills it with a unique identifer. This nodeid is
persistent across reboots and protected from sysupgrades.
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The new script ./name_firmware is used to generates two files in
openwrt/$REPO/files/ during `make image/...`:
- /etc/firmware (see documentation on firmware id)
- /etc/banner (login banner; generated from the template in
/files/common/etc/banner)
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FSM to handle firmware update process in a synchronized all-or-nothing
manner. See doc/overview.org for details.
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The table broadcasted once per minute over br-mesh. To fill the table
with contents on all nodes, run:
p2ptbl update /tmp/p2ptbl/test somekey somevalue
on one node. If the command shall have immediate effect, run:
p2ptbl update /tmp/p2ptbl/test somekey somevalue br-mesh
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