01-22-2020, 03:48 AM
Most captive portal will try to redirect HTTP requests to the captive portal for non authorised devices.
HTTPS may or may not work depending on the portal system.
I'm currently working away staying in a hotel with a flaky internet system and the captive portal is problematic here with the PBP.
My homepage on chromium is google so HTTPS which the portal doesnt intercept.
if I try an http page eg http://bbc.co.uk the portal intercepts and I can authorise
The following morning if I try to connect again i have no internet until i authorise at which point bbc.co.uk noo longer works and i have to try an alternate http page to be captured to the portal.
I havent really dug into it yet, do you have any details about the changes you need to make.
NetManager sets up profiles for all your wifi networks and there is a Netmanager global config file, so somewhere in those files maybe a way to tweak the settings that you are trying to perform in resolvconf.
HTTPS may or may not work depending on the portal system.
I'm currently working away staying in a hotel with a flaky internet system and the captive portal is problematic here with the PBP.
My homepage on chromium is google so HTTPS which the portal doesnt intercept.
if I try an http page eg http://bbc.co.uk the portal intercepts and I can authorise
The following morning if I try to connect again i have no internet until i authorise at which point bbc.co.uk noo longer works and i have to try an alternate http page to be captured to the portal.
I havent really dug into it yet, do you have any details about the changes you need to make.
NetManager sets up profiles for all your wifi networks and there is a Netmanager global config file, so somewhere in those files maybe a way to tweak the settings that you are trying to perform in resolvconf.
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