Dear all,
I need to write a script in user profile scripts to automatically login the users of that profile to another hotspot server.
i put this line
GET http://www.hotspotname.com/login?/username=1234&password=1234 HTTP/1.0
but it didn’t work
the idea is to first login to local hotspot, if successful then automatically login to a remote hotspot server.
In my router RB433 there is no fetch under tool menu.
also, please don’t say update firmware cause i updated my iphone and it was lucked for 4 months…
little scary firmware updates nowdays…
this part is extremely important to make my work easier… since you guys know there is a way, please provide me a solution..
i bought a bandwidth limit from local internet provider that also uses mikrotik hotspot.
the provider guy don’t want to modify my user preferences so that i will never get disconnected
as far session goes. and if i am not home, and the system activity was idle, i will get off line
and require to login again at hotspot.
i am not the only user who uses my system, but i can’t give out my user/pass around.
I will so much appreciate if you guys can help me out setup a method a way to have
my hotspot connect to my provider hotspot automatically. that way if i’m not around
and my user gets on, he/she should not wait till i come back just login automatically.
so please help me out setup hotspot to hotspot auto login…
peace,
well, you may just ping some Internet host periodically to be not idle =)
what about
- where did you tried it?..
I put that line of code on Hotspot user profile/scripts/on login…
i tried to test it, but didn’t see it working…
also, pinging a host… yeah it helped a little, but it’s not the final solution.
I tried /tool> fetch
but fetch only gets the file I want to submit data!
also there is hex_md5 how to handle that?
I think there’s an error in this string:
http://www.hotspotname.com/login?/username=1234&password=1234
It should be: (you have to escape the question mark)
http://www.hotspotname.com/login\?username=1234&password=1234
Just caught my eye, maybe not relevant…