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Frequenctly Asked Questions
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What's the difference between v0.9, v1 and v2?
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v0.9 and v1 are the same codebase with the same feature set.
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If the documentation says something about v1, this is usally also valid
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for v0.9.
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v2 was developed while version v1 wasn't released. In v2 the http code got replaced by libmicrohttpd
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as well the template engine got rewritten.
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Can I update from v0.9 to v1
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This is a very smooth update with full compatibility.
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Can I update from v0.9/v1 to v2.0.0
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You can, if you don't use:
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* BinVoucher (there is a `PR#144 <https://github.com/nodogsplash/nodogsplash/pull/144>`_)
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I would like to use QoS or TrafficControl on OpenWrt
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The original pre version 1 feature has been broken since OpenWrt 12.09 (Attitude Adjustment), because
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OpenWrt removed the IMQ (Intermediate queueing device) support. We're looking for somebody who to fix this!
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However the OpenWrt package, SQM Scripts, is fully compatible with Nodogsplash and if configured to operate on the Nodogsplash interface (br-lan by default) will provide efficient IP connection based traffic control to ensure fair usage of available bandwidth.
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Is https:// redirection supported?
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No. We believe this is the wrong way to do it, because all connections would have a critical certificate failure.
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Https web sites are now more or less a standard and to maintain security and user confidence it is essential that captive portals DO NOT attempt to capture port 443.
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Captive Portal Detection (CPD) has evolved as an enhancement to the network manager component included with major Operating Systems (Linux, Android, iOS/macOS, Windows). Using a pre defined port 80 web page (depending on the vendor) the network manager will detect the presence of a captive portal hotspot and notify the user. In addition, most major browsers now support CPD.
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