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This repository was archived by the owner on Sep 30, 2021. It is now read-only.
2 years ago I forked create_ap to linux-router. I started the project (when create_ap was being hardly maintained) for my personal use at the beginning . Now it has been quite different to create_ap.
I've added features:
not limited to wifi hotspot, but also able to do with wired or virtual interfaces
redsocks
NATed IPv6
some tricks to make a sandboxed LAN and some clients-monitoring features
can be used as a tool to list all neighbors of any interface, showing their wifi signals and status
a bit more security, for example running dnsmasq as nobody
cleaning up will work even if user click the X of terminal window
other changes and improvements
Recently I refactored the code, making it tidy, more readable, more flexable and more maintainable (found I should have done it 2 years ago so much easier to do jobs):
put the long bunchs of code into functions
modified some dedicated functions to be universal
added many comments and notes
I want to thank @oblique for create_ap. This repo helped a lot. We find many solutions on wireless drivers and issues here. Thank those who contributed to that!
Since now it has met all my personal requirements, I think it's time to announce it and present it to community. Welcome who interested and or wants to be collaborator (it would be better if found someone more qualified to hand it over to).
I removed:
bridge. Cause in some way it's not compatible with wireless-to-wired Internet sharing. And also in some degree not compatible with redsocks. Maybe we will find some way to solve that and bring bridging back
To make the repo simpler, I deleted systemd file, config file, installing or packaging stuff. People who need those can do their packaging work. It's now a single-file script.
Welcome developers and users. Feel free to join or fork.