SOWN @ Anywhere
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Work in Progress
This page is a work in progress.
This page will one day be a guide for how to set up a SOWN node on a rooted Android device. For now it is something more akin to a todo list...
This work has been allocated to [[allocated to::Schmendrick]].
- Create node with <mac address> through sown-auth2.ecs.soton.ac.uk.
<installer_cert> should be in here: sown-auth2:/home/package_build/data/etc/sown/installer
Installer script: sown-auth2:/home/package_build/data/usr/sbin/install_sown
sown-auth2:/home/package_build/data/etc/sown/configure_scripts/available/credentials
https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/
- request <node_certificate> using <installer_cert> & <mac_address>
- get <node_config> using <node_certificate>
- pars the <node_config> into <pi_config>
- win
Actual Stuff
On sown-auth2:
wget --certificate=/home/package_build/data/etc/sown/installer/client.crt \ --private-key=/home/package_build/data/etc/sown/installer/client.key \ --post-data="mac=<MAC_ADDRESS>" https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/sown_openwrt_core/0.1.78/credentials \ -O creds.tar.gz
tar -xzf creds.tar.gz
wget --certificate=creds/client.crt --private-key=creds/client.key \ https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/sown_openwrt_core/0.1.78/uci_config_network -O network-config
wget --certificate=creds/client.crt --private-key=creds/client.key \ https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/sown_openwrt_core/0.1.78/uci_config_wireless -O wireless-config
wget --certificate=creds/client.crt --private-key=creds/client.key \ https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/sown_openwrt_core/0.1.78/uci_config_system -O system-config
wget --certificate=creds/client.crt --private-key=creds/client.key \ https://auth2.sown.org.uk/package/config/backfire/sown_openwrt_tunnel/0.1.78/uci_config_openvpn -O openvpn-config
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