1: .\" * chilli.conf
2: .\" * Copyright (C) 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Mondru AB.
3: .\" * Copyright (C) 2007 David Bird <david@coova.com>
4: .\" *
5: .\" * All rights reserved.
6: .\" *
7: .\" Manual page for chilli
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13:
14: .TH chilli.conf 5 "August 2007"
15: .SH NAME
16: chilli.conf \- Chilli Configuration
17:
18: .SH DESCRIPTION
19:
20: .B chilli
21: has many configuration parameters which can either be used on the command
22: line or in a configuration file. When on the command line, options are
23: prefixed with two dashes and may or may not have an equal sign, for
24: instance, these are equivalent:
25:
26: .I chilli --uamallowed coova.org --uamanydns
27:
28: .I chilli --uamallowed="coova.org" --uamanydns
29:
30: Options that do not have arguments behave the same way, just without any
31: equal sign or second argument. When in the configuration file, options must
32: not have any dashes, but can still be used with or without the equal sign,
33: as in:
34:
35: .I uamallowed "coova.org"
36:
37: .I uamallowed=coova.org
38:
39: .I uamanydns
40:
41: Options given on the command line take precedent over any options defined in
42: a configuration file. The default main configuration file is
43: .I @SYSCONFDIR@/chilli.conf
44: which can be overridden using the
45: .B \-\-conf
46: option (or just
47: .B \-\-c
48: for short) on the command line. Configuration files may also include other
49: configuration files as in:
50:
51: .I include /path/to/chilli/configfile.conf
52:
53: Blank lines and comment lines starting with
54: .B '#'
55: are also allowed in the configuration file.
56:
57: .SH OPTIONS
58:
59: As mentioned above, all options below are able to be put on the command line
60: (prefixed with '--') or in a configuration file. A few options, shown below
61: with the leading dashes, are typically only used on the command line.
62:
63: .TP
64: .BI --help
65: Or
66: .B -h
67: for short; prints help and exits (command line)
68:
69: .TP
70: .BI --version
71: Or
72: .B -V
73: for short; prints version and exits (command line)
74:
75: .TP
76: .BI --fg
77: Or
78: .B -f
79: for short; runs server in foreground (command line)
80:
81: .TP
82: .BI --debug
83: Or
84: .B -d
85: for short; run server in debug mode (command line)
86:
87: .TP
88: .BI --debugfacility " level"
89: Increase the debug level (command line) (should be named debuglevel)
90:
91: .TP
92: .BI --conf " file"
93: Or
94: .BI -c " file"
95: for short; use the configuration file
96: .I file
97: instead of the default show in
98: .B FILES
99: (command line)
100:
101: .TP
102: .BI logfacility " facility"
103: The
104: .BR syslog(8)
105: facility to use for logging.
106:
107: .TP
108: .BI interval " seconds"
109: Re-read configuration file and do DNS lookups every interval
110: seconds. This has the same effect as sending the HUP signal. If
111: .B interval
112: is 0 (zero) this feature is disabled.
113:
114: .TP
115: .BI pidfile " file"
116: Filename to put the process id, see
117: .B FILES
118: for default.
119:
120: .TP
121: .BI statedir " path"
122: Directory of non-volatile data, see
123: .B FILES
124: for default.
125:
126: .TP
127: .BI cmdsock " file"
128: UNIX socket used for communication with
129: .BR chilli_query(1)
130: see
131: .B FILES
132: for default.
133:
134: .TP
135: .BI net " net"
136: Network address of the uplink interface (default = 192.168.182.0/24). The
137: network address is set during initialisation when
138: .B chilli
139: establishes a tun device for the uplink interface. The network address
140: is specified as either <address>/<netmask> (192.168.182.0/255.255.255.0)
141: or <address>/<prefix> (192.168.182.0/24).
142:
143: .TP
144: .BI dynip " net"
145: Dynamic IP address pool. Specifies a pool of dynamic IP addresses. If
146: this option is omitted the network address specified by the
147: .B net
148: option is used for dynamic IP address allocation. See the
149: .B net
150: option for a description of the network address format.
151:
152: .TP
153: .BI statip " net"
154: Static IP address pool. Specifies a pool of static IP addresses. With
155: static address allocation the IP address of the client can be
156: specified by the radius server. Static address allocation can be used
157: for both MAC authentication and Wireless Protected Access.
158:
159: .TP
160: .BI dns1 " host"
161: DNS Server 1. It is used to inform the client about the DNS address to
162: use for host name resolution. If this option is not given the system
163: primary DNS is used.
164:
165: .TP
166: .BI dns2 " host"
167: DNS Server 2. It is used to inform the client about the DNS address to
168: use for host name resolution. If this option is not given the system
169: secondary DNS is used.
170:
171: .TP
172: .BI domain " domain"
173: Domain name. It is used to inform the client about the domain name to
174: use for DNS lookups.
175:
176: .TP
177: .BI ipup " script"
178: Script executed after the TUN/TAP network interface has been brought up.
179: Executed with the following parameters:
180: .I <device-name> <ip-address> <net-mask>
181: and with environment variables:
182: .RS
183: .TP
184: .BI DEV= <tun/tap-device-name>
185: The TUN/TAP device being brought up.
186:
187: .TP
188: .BI ADDR= <tun/tap-device-ip>
189: The TUN/TAP device IP address being brought up.
190:
191: .TP
192: .BI MASK= <tun/tap-device-mask>
193: The TUN/TAP device net mask being brought up.
194:
195: .TP
196: .BI NET= <tun/tap-device-net>
197: The TUN/TAP device network being brought up.
198:
199: .TP
200: .BI DHCPIF= <interface>
201: The
202: .B dhcpif
203: configured in
204: .BR chilli.conf(5)
205:
206: .TP
207: .BI UAMPORT= <port-num>
208: The
209: .B uamport
210: configured in
211: .BR chilli.conf(5)
212:
213: .TP
214: .BI UAMUIPORT= <port-num>
215: The
216: .B uamuiport
217: configured in
218: .BR chilli.conf(5)
219:
220: .RE
221:
222: .TP
223: .BI ipdown " script"
224: Script executed after the tun network interface has been taken down
225: with the same arguments and environment variables as above.
226:
227: .TP
228: .BI conup " script"
229: Script executed after the tun network interface has been brought up.
230: Executed with the following environment variables (see source code for
231: possibly more):
232: .RS
233:
234: .TP
235: .BI DEV= <tun/tap-device>
236: The TUN/TAP device.
237:
238: .TP
239: .BI ADDR= <chilli-ip>
240: IP Address of chilli, see the
241: .B uamlisten
242: option.
243:
244: .TP
245: .BI NET= <chilli-net>
246: Network of chilli, see the
247: .B net
248: option.
249:
250: .TP
251: .BI MASK= <chilli-net-mask>
252: Network mask of chilli, see the
253: .B net
254: options.
255:
256: .TP
257: .BI NAS_IP_ADDRESS= <radiuslisten>
258: Is set to the
259: .B radiuslisten
260: value.
261:
262: .TP
263: .BI NAS_ID= <nas-id>
264: The
265: .B radiusnasid
266: option.
267:
268: .TP
269: .BI WISPR_LOCATION_ID= <location-id>
270: The
271: .B radiuslocationid
272: option.
273:
274: .TP
275: .BI WISPR_LOCATION_NAME= <location-name>
276: The
277: .B radiuslocationname
278: option.
279:
280: .TP
281: .BI USER_NAME= <username>
282: User-name used to login.
283:
284: .TP
285: .BI FRAMED_IP_ADDRESS= <client-ip>
286: The client's IP Address.
287:
288: .TP
289: .BI CALLING_STATION_ID= <client-mac>
290: The client's MAC Address.
291:
292: .TP
293: .BI CALLED_STATION_ID= <chilli-mac>
294: The MAC address of the chilli interface.
295:
296: .TP
297: .BI FILTER_ID= <filter>
298: A possible filter ID returned in RADIUS Filter-ID.
299:
300: .TP
301: .BI SESSION_TIMEOUT= <seconds>
302: The max session time, as set by RADIUS Session-Timeout.
303:
304: .TP
305: .BI IDLE_TIMEOUT= <seconds>
306: The max idle time, as set by RADIUS Idle-Timeout.
307:
308: .TP
309: .BI WISPR_BANDWIDTH_MAX_UP= <bandwidth>
310: Max up stream bandwidth set by RADIUS WISPr-Bandwidth-Max-Up.
311:
312: .TP
313: .BI WISPR_BANDWIDTH_MAX_DOWN= <bandwidth>
314: Max down stream bandwidth set by RADIUS WISPr-Bandwidth-Max-Down.
315:
316: .TP
317: .BI CHILLISPOT_MAX_INPUT_OCTETS= <bytes>
318: Max input octets set by RADIUS ChilliSpot-Max-Input-Octets.
319:
320: .TP
321: .BI CHILLISPOT_MAX_OUTPUT_OCTETS= <bytes>
322: Max output octets set by RADIUS ChilliSpot-Max-Output-Octets.
323:
324: .TP
325: .BI CHILLISPOT_MAX_TOTAL_OCTETS= <bytes>
326: Max total octets set by RADIUS ChilliSpot-Max-Total-Octets.
327:
328: .RE
329:
330: .TP
331: .BI condown " script"
332: Script executed after a session has moved from authorized state to unauthorized
333: with the same environment variables as above.
334:
335: .TP
336: .BI ssid " ssid"
337: A parameter that is passed on to the UAM server in the initial redirect
338: URL.
339:
340: .TP
341: .BI vlan " vlan"
342: A parameter that is passed on to the UAM server in the initial redirect
343: URL.
344:
345: .TP
346: .BI nasip " ipaddress"
347: Value to use in RADIUS NAS-IP-Address attribute. If not present,
348: .B radiuslisten
349: is used (which defaults to "0.0.0.0").
350:
351: .TP
352: .BI nasmac " mac"
353: MAC address value to use in RADIUS Called-Station-ID attribute. If not present,
354: the MAC address of the
355: .B dhcpif
356: is used for Called-Station-ID.
357:
358: .TP
359: .BI radiuslisten " host"
360: Local interface IP address to use for the radius interface. Defaults to the
361: value used in RADIUS NAS-IP-Address when
362: .B nasip
363: is not set.
364:
365: .TP
366: .BI radiusserver1 " host"
367: The IP address of radius server 1 (default=rad01.coova.org).
368:
369: .TP
370: .BI radiusserver2 " host"
371: The IP address of radius server 2 (default=rad01.coova.org).
372:
373: .TP
374: .BI radiusauthport " port"
375: The UDP port number to use for radius authentication requests (default 1812).
376:
377: .TP
378: .BI radiusacctport " port"
379: The UDP port number to use for radius accounting requests (default 1813).
380:
381: .TP
382: .BI radiussecret " secret"
383: Radius shared secret for both servers (default coova-anonymous). This
384: secret should be changed in order not to compromise security.
385:
386: .TP
387: .BI radiusnasid " id"
388: Network access server identifier (default nas01).
389:
390: .TP
391: .BI radiuslocationid " id"
392: WISPr Location ID. Should be in the format: isocc=<ISO_Country_Code>,
393: cc=<E.164_Country_Code>, ac=<E.164_Area_Code>, network=<ssid/ZONE>. This
394: parameter is further described in the document: Wi-Fi Alliance -
395: Wireless ISP Roaming - Best Current Practices v1, Feb 2003.
396:
397: .TP
398: .BI radiuslocationname " name"
399: WISPr Location Name. Should be in the format:
400: <HOTSPOT_OPERATOR_NAME>,<LOCATION>. This parameter is further
401: described in the document: Wi-Fi Alliance - Wireless ISP Roaming -
402: Best Current Practices v1, Feb 2003.
403:
404: .TP
405: .BI radiusnasporttype " type"
406: Value of NAS-Port-Type attribute. Defaults to 19
407: (Wireless-IEEE-802.11).
408:
409: .TP
410: .BI radiusoriginalurl
411: Flag (defaults to off) to send the ChilliSpot-OriginalURL RADIUS VSA in
412: Access-Request.
413:
414: .TP
415: .BI adminuser " username"
416: User-name to use for Administrative-User authentication in order to pick up
417: chilli configurations and establish a device 'system' session.
418:
419: .TP
420: .BI adminpasswd " password"
421: Password to use for Administrative-User authentication in order to pick up
422: chilli configurations and establish a device 'system' session.
423:
424: .TP
425: .B swapoctets
426: Swap the meaning of "input octets" and "output octets" as it related to
427: RADIUS attribtues.
428:
429: .TP
430: .B openidauth
431: Allows OpenID authentication by sending
432: .I ChilliSpot-Config=allow-openidauth
433: in RADIUS Access-Requests to inform the RADIUS server of the option.
434:
435: .TP
436: .B wpaguests
437: Allows WPA Guest authentication by sending
438: .I ChilliSpot-Config=allow-wpa-guests
439: in RADIUS Access-Requests to inform the RADIUS server of the option. The
440: RADIUS may return with an Access-Accept containing
441: .I ChilliSpot-Config=require-uam-auth
442: to give WPA access, but enforce the captive portal.
443:
444: .TP
445: .BI coaport " port"
446: UDP port to listen to for accepting radius disconnect requests.
447:
448: .TP
449: .B coanoipcheck
450: If this option is given no check is performed on the source IP address
451: of radius disconnect requests. Otherwise it is checked that radius
452: disconnect requests originate from
453: .B radiusserver1
454: or
455: .B radiusserver2.
456:
457: .TP
458: .BI proxylisten " host"
459: Local interface IP address to use for accepting radius requests.
460:
461: .TP
462: .BI proxyport " port"
463: UDP Port to listen to for accepting radius requests.
464:
465: .TP
466: .BI proxyclient " host"
467: IP address from which radius requests are accepted. If omitted the
468: server will not accept radius requests.
469:
470: .TP
471: .BI proxysecret " secret"
472: Radius shared secret for clients. If not specified it defaults to
473: .B radiussecret.
474:
475: .TP
476: .BI dhcpif " dev"
477: Ethernet interface to listen to for the downlink interface. This
478: option must be specified.
479:
480: .TP
481: .B usetap
482: Use the TAP interface instead of TUN (Linux only).
483:
484: .TP
485: .BI tundev " dev"
486: The specific device to use for the TUN/TAP interface.
487:
488: .TP
489: .BI txqlen " bytes"
490: The TX queue length to set on the TUN/TAP interface.
491:
492: .TP
493: .BI dhcpmac " address"
494: MAC address to listen to. If not specified the MAC address of the
495: interface will be used. The MAC address should be chosen so that it
496: does not conflict with other addresses on the LAN. An address in the
497: range 00:00:5E:00:02:00 - 00:00:5E:FF:FF:FF falls within the IANA
498: range of addresses and is not allocated for other purposes.
499: .RS
500: The
501: .B dhcpmac
502: option can be used in conjunction with access filters in the access
503: points, or with access points which supports packet forwarding to a
504: specific MAC address. Thus it is possible at the MAC level to separate
505: access point management traffic from user traffic for improved system
506: security.
507:
508: The
509: .B dhcpmac
510: option will set the interface in promisc mode.
511: .RE
512:
513: .TP
514: .BI lease " seconds"
515: Use a DHCP lease of seconds (default 600).
516:
517: .TP
518: .BI dhcpstart " number"
519: Where to start assigning IP addresses (default 10).
520:
521: .TP
522: .BI dhcpend " number"
523: Where to stop assigning IP addresses (default 254).
524:
525: .TP
526: .B eapolenable
527: If this option is given IEEE 802.1x authentication is enabled. ChilliSpot
528: will listen for EAP authentication requests on the interface specified by
529: .B dhcpif.
530: EAP messages received on this interface are forwarded to the radius server.
531:
532: .TP
533: .BI uamserver " url"
534: URL of web server to use for authenticating clients.
535:
536: .TP
537: .BI uamhomepage " url"
538: URL of homepage to redirect unauthenticated users to. If not specified this defaults to
539: .B uamserver.
540:
541: .TP
542: .BI wisprlogin " url"
543: A specific URL to be given in WISPr XML LoginURL. Otherwise,
544: .B uamserver
545: is used.
546:
547: .TP
548: .BI uamsecret " secret"
549: Shared secret between uamserver and chilli. This secret should be set
550: in order not to compromise security.
551:
552: .TP
553: .BI uamlisten " host"
554: IP address to listen to for authentication of clients. If an
555: unauthenticated client tries to access the Internet she will be
556: redirected to this address.
557:
558: .TP
559: .BI uamport " port"
560: TCP port to bind to for authenticating clients (default = 3990).
561: If an unauthenticated client tries to access the Internet she will be
562: redirected to this port on the
563: .B uamlisten
564: IP address.
565:
566: .TP
567: .BI uamuiport " port"
568: TCP port to bind to for only serving embedded content.
569:
570: .TP
571: .BI uamallowed " domain"
572: Comma separated list of resources the client can access without first
573: authenticating. Each entry in the list can be a domain names, IP addresses,
574: or network segment. Example:
575:
576: .RS
577: .BI uamallowed " www.chillispot.org,10.11.12.0/24"
578:
579: Where each entry can be made more specific by specifying a protocol and port
580: in the format
581: .I host/network:port
582: or
583: .I protocol:host/network
584: or
585: .I protocol:host/network:port
586: where
587: .I protocol
588: is a protocol name from /etc/protocols,
589: .I host/network
590: is just as above (a domain, IP, or network), and
591: .I port
592: is a port number. Example:
593:
594: .BI uamallowed " coova.org:80,icmp:coova.org"
595:
596: Adding to your walled garden is useful for allowing access to a credit card payment gateways,
597: community website, or other publicly available resources.
598:
599: ChilliSpot resolves the domain names to a set of IP addresses during
600: startup. Some big sites change the returned IP addresses for each
601: lookup. This behaviour is not compatible with this option. Domain names in
602: the list do get updated periodically based on the
603: .B interval
604: option.
605:
606: It is possible to specify the
607: .B uamallowed
608: option several times. This is useful if many domain names have to be
609: specified.
610: .RE
611:
612: .TP
613: .BI uamdomain " domain"
614: One domain prefix per use of the option; defines a list of domain names to
615: automatically add to the walled garden. This is done by the inspecting of
616: DNS packets being sent back to the subscriber.
617:
618: .TP
619: .BI uamlogoutip " ipaddress"
620: Use this IP address to instantly logout a client accessing it (defaults to 1.1.1.1).
621:
622: .TP
623: .BI defsessiontimeout " seconds"
624: Default session timeout (max session time) unless otherwise set by RADIUS
625: (defaults to 0, meaning unlimited).
626:
627: .TP
628: .BI defidletimeout " seconds"
629: Default idle timeout (max idle time) unless otherwise set by RADIUS
630: (defaults to 0, meaning unlimited).
631:
632: .TP
633: .BI definteriminterval " seconds"
634: Default interim-interval for RADIUS accounting unless otherwise set by RADIUS
635: (defaults to 0, meaning unlimited).
636:
637: .TP
638: .B acctupdate
639: Allow updating of session parameters with RADIUS attributes sent in
640: Accounting-Response.
641:
642: .TP
643: .BI wwwdir " path"
644: Directory where embedded local web content is placed. This content is
645: accessible using the URL format http://<uamlisten>:<uamport>/www/<filename>
646:
647: .TP
648: .BI wwwbin " script"
649: Executable to run as a CGI type program (like haserl) for URLs with extention
650: .B .chi
651: - in the format
652: http://<uamlisten>:<uamport>/www/<file>.chi
653:
654: .TP
655: .BI uamui " script"
656: An init.d style program to handle local content on the
657: .B uamuiport
658: web server.
659:
660: .TP
661: .B uamanydns
662: Allow any DNS server.
663: Normally unauthenticated clients are only allowed to communicate with the
664: DNS servers specified by the
665: .B dns1
666: and
667: .B dns2
668: options. If the
669: .B uamanydns
670: option is given ChilliSpot will allow the client to use all DNS
671: servers. This is convenient for clients which are configured to
672: use a fixed set of DNS servers. For security reasons this option
673: should be combined with a destination NAT firewall rule which forwards
674: all DNS requests to a given DNS server.
675:
676: .TP
677: .B dnsparanoia
678: Inspect DNS packets and drop responses with any non- A, CNAME, SOA, or MX
679: records (to prevent dns tunnels; experimental).
680:
681: .TP
682: .B uamanyip
683: Allow clients to use any IP settings they wish by spoofing ARP
684: (experimental).
685:
686: .TP
687: .B nouamsuccess
688: Do not return to UAM server on login success, just redirect to original URL.
689:
690: .TP
691: .B nouamwispr
692: Do not do any WISPr XML, assume the back-end is doing this instead.
693:
694: .TP
695: .B usestatusfile
696: Write the status of clients in a non-volatile state file (experimental).
697:
698: .TP
699: .B chillixml
700: Return the so-called Chilli XML along with WISPr XML.
701:
702: .TP
703: .B macauth
704: If this option is given ChilliSpot will try to authenticate all users
705: based on their mac address alone. The User-Name sent to the radius
706: server will consist of the MAC address and an optional suffix which
707: is specified by the
708: .B macsuffix
709: option. If the
710: .B macauth
711: option is specified the
712: .B macallowed
713: option is ignored.
714:
715: .TP
716: .BI macallowed " mac"
717: List of MAC addresses for which MAC authentication will be performed.
718: Example:
719:
720: .RS
721: .BI macallowed " 00-0A-5E-AC-BE-51,00-30-1B-3C-32-E9"
722:
723: The User-Name sent to the radius server will consist of the MAC address
724: and an optional suffix which is specified by the
725: .B macsuffix
726: option. If the
727: .B macauth
728: option is specified the
729: .B macallowed
730: option is ignored.
731:
732: It is possible to specify the
733: .B macallowed
734: option several times. This is useful if many mac addresses has to be
735: specified.
736: .RE
737:
738: .TP
739: .BI macsuffix " suffix"
740: Suffix to add to the MAC address in order to form the User-Name, which
741: is sent to the radius server.
742:
743: .TP
744: .BI macpasswd " password"
745: Password used when performing MAC authentication. (default = password)
746:
747: .TP
748: .B macallowlocal
749: An option to allow MAC authentication based on
750: .B macallowed
751: without the use of RADIUS authentication.
752:
753: .TP
754: .BI localusers " file"
755: A colon seperated file containing usernames and passwords of locally
756: authenticated users.
757:
758: .TP
759: .BI postauthproxy " ipaddress"
760: Used with
761: .B postauthproxyport
762: to define a post authentication HTTP proxy server.
763:
764: .TP
765: .BI postauthproxyport " port"
766: Used with
767: .B postauthproxy
768: to define a post authentication HTTP proxy server.
769:
770: .TP
771: .BI locationname " name"
772: Human readable location name used in JSON interface.
773:
774: .TP
775: .B papalwaysok
776: (now depreciated; always on) Was used to allow PAP authentication.
777:
778: .SH FILES
779: .I @SYSCONFDIR@/chilli.conf
780: .RS
781: The main
782: .B chilli
783: configuration file. Per default, this file includes three other files;
784: .B main.conf, hs.conf,
785: and
786: .B local.conf.
787: The main.conf and hs.conf are created by
788: the shell script routines in
789: .B functions
790: based on configurations in the files mentioned below and possibility taking
791: some configurations from a remote RADIUS server or URL. The local.conf file is
792: reserved for location specific configurations.
793:
794: .RE
795: .I @ETCCHILLI@/defaults
796: .RS
797: Default configurations used by the
798: .B chilli
799: init.d and
800: .B functions
801: scripts in creating the actual configuration files. See the comments in this
802: file for more information on how to configure
803: .B chilli
804: and related scripts and embedded content.
805: .RE
806:
807: .RE
808: .I @ETCCHILLI@/config
809: .RS
810: Location specific configurations used by
811: .B chilli
812: init.d and
813: .B functions
814: scripts. Copy the
815: .B defaults
816: file mentioned above and edit. This file is loaded after the
817: .B defaults
818: and thus will override settings.
819: .RE
820:
821: .RE
822: .I @ETCCHILLI@/functions
823: .RS
824: Helps configure
825: .B chilli
826: by loading the above configurations, sets some defaults, and
827: provides functions for writing
828: .B main.conf, hs.conf,
829: and
830: .B local.conf
831: based on local and possibily centralized settings.
832: .RE
833:
834: .RE
835: .I @INITDIR@/chilli
836: .RS
837: The init.d file for
838: .B chilli
839: which defaults to using the above configurations to build a set of
840: configurations files in the @ETCCHILLI@ directory - taking local
841: configurations and optionally centralized configurations from RADIUS or a
842: URL.
843:
844: .RE
845:
846: .SH "SEE ALSO"
847: .BR chilli(8)
848: .BR chilli-radius(5)
849: .BR chilli_radconfig(1)
850: .BR syslogd(8)
851:
852:
853: .SH NOTES
854: .LP
855:
856: See
857: .I http://coova.org/
858: for further documentation and community support.
859: The original ChilliSpot project homepage is/was at www.chillispot.org.
860:
861: .SH AUTHORS
862:
863: CoovaChilli and ChilliSpot are licensed under the Gnu Public License.
864: Copyright (C) 2002-2005 by Mondru AB.,
865: 2006-2007 David Bird <david@coova.com>,
866: All rights reserved.
867:
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