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Unless using software like wifidog, you can not just remotely set your neighbor's home page to your custom site. Hotspot software is most likely your best bet. Are you saying you want this to happen only once, or all the time?
Edit - And for future reference, please spell your words out.
This has to happen only first access, after users can access any other website.
It sounds like you want to force proxy all traffic crossing your (WiFi) router.
And you want that proxy to learn new users by forcing them to a "start" page of your choosing, where they must take some action (like: pay/accept disclaimer) to continue on their normal way.
It sounds like you want to force proxy all traffic crossing your (WiFi) router.
And you want that proxy to learn new users by forcing them to a "start" page of your choosing, where they must take some action (like: pay/accept disclaimer) to continue on their normal way.
Does that summarize your request?
RudyGomez, Exactly!!!
I want to force them to look at my homepage, Then, after can access any website which want.
Installation
Wifidog, like many open source projects, is distributed with standard autotools utilities to make installation easy. Unpack the tarball (from Sourceforge) or get the lastest source from SVN (see Download menu), then follow the standard:
./autogen.sh
make
make install
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