Installing and running nodogsplash in openwrt

Have a router working with OpenWrt. Nodogsplash has been compiled against a OpenWrt Attitude Adjustment buildroot; it may or may not work on other versions of OpenWrt or on other kinds of Linux-based router firmware. For notes on using Nodogsplash with OpenWrt Kamikaze, see below.
Make sure your router is basically working before you try to install nodogsplash. In particular, make sure your DHCP daemon is serving addresses on the interface that nodogsplash will manage (typically br-lan or eth1), and for the following use ssh or telnet access to your router over a different interface.
To install nodogsplash, obtain the nodogsplash*.ipk package you want to install from the project website, copy it to /tmp/ on your OpenWrt router, and, in as root on the router, run:

ipkg install /tmp/nodogsplash*.ipk

(Note: to prevent installation of an older package, you may have to remove references to remote package repositories in your ipkg.conf file)

If the interface that you want nodogsplash to manage is not br-lan, edit /etc/nodogsplash/nodogsplash.conf and set GatewayInterface.
To start nodogsplash, run the following, or just reboot the router:

/etc/init.d/nodogsplash start

To test the installation, connect a client machine to the interface on your router that is managed by nodogsplash (for example, connect to the router's wireless lan) and in a browser on that machine, attempt to visit any website. You should see the nodogsplash splash page instead. Click on the icon; the browser should redirect to the initially requested website.

To stop nodogsplash:

/etc/init.d/nodogsplash stop

To uninstall nodogsplash:

ipkg remove nodogsplash

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