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diff --git a/modules/installed/router/router.py b/modules/installed/router/router.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8d9ac1d --- /dev/null +++ b/modules/installed/router/router.py @@ -0,0 +1,160 @@ +from urlparse import urlparse +import os, cherrypy +from gettext import gettext as _ +from plugin_mount import PagePlugin, PluginMount, FormPlugin +from modules.auth import require +from forms import Form +from util import * +import cfg + +class router(PagePlugin): + order = 10 # order of running init in PagePlugins + def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): + self.register_page("router") + self.menu = cfg.main_menu.add_item("Router Admin", "/router", 10) + self.menu.add_item("Wireless", "/router/wireless", 12) + self.menu.add_item("Firewall", "/router/firewall", 18) + self.menu.add_item("Hotspot and Mesh", "/router/hotspot") + self.menu.add_item("Info", "/router/info", 100) + + @cherrypy.expose + def index(self): + """This isn't an internal redirect, because we need the url to + reflect that we've moved down into the submenu hierarchy. + Otherwise, it's hard to know which menu portion to make active + or expand or contract.""" + raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect('/router/setup') + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def wireless(self): + return self.fill_template(title="Wireless", main="<p>wireless setup: essid, etc.</p>") + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def firewall(self): + return self.fill_template(title="Firewall", main="<p>Iptables twiddling.</p>") + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def hotspot(self): + return self.fill_template(title="Hotspot and Mesh", main="<p>connection sharing setup.</p>") + + + +class setup(PagePlugin): + def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): + self.register_page("router.setup") + self.menu = cfg.html_root.router.menu.add_item("General Setup", "/router/setup", 10) + self.menu.add_item("Dynamic DNS", "/router/setup/ddns", 20) + self.menu.add_item("MAC Address Clone", "/router/setup/mac_address", 30) + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def index(self): + parts = self.forms('/router/setup') + parts['title'] = "General Router Setup" + parts['sidebar_right']="""<h2>Introduction</h2><p>Your %s is a replacement for your +wireless router. By default, it should do everything your usual +router does. With the addition of some extra modules, its abilities +can rival those of high-end routers costing hundreds of dollars.</p> +""" % cfg.box_name + parts['sidebar_right'] + if not cfg.users.expert(): + main += """<p>In basic mode, you don't need to do any + router setup before you can go online. Just plug your + %(product)s in to your cable or DSL modem and the router + will try to get you on the internet using DHCP.</p> + + <p>If that fails, you might need to resort to the expert + options. Enable expert mode in the "%(product)s System / + Configure" menu.</p>""" % {'product':cfg.box_name} + else: + parts['main'] += "<p>router name, domain name, router IP, dhcp</p>" + return self.fill_template(**parts) + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def ddns(self): + return self.fill_template(title="Dynamic DNS", main="<p>Masquerade setup</p>") + + @cherrypy.expose + @require() + def mac_address(self): + return self.fill_template(title="MAC Address Cloning", + main="<p>Your router can pretend to have a different MAC address on any interface.</p>") + + +class wan(FormPlugin, PagePlugin): + url = ["/router/setup"] + order = 10 + + js = """<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> + <!-- + function hideshow_static() { + var d = document.getElementById('connect_type'); + connect_type = d.value; + if (connect_type != 'Static IP') { + hide("static_ip_form"); + } else { + show("static_ip_form"); + } + } + // --> + </script>""" + + def sidebar_right(self, *args, **kwargs): + side='' + if cfg.users.expert(): + side += """<h2>WAN Connection Type</h2> + <h3>DHCP</h3><p>DHCP allows your router to automatically + connect with the upstream network. If you are unsure what + option to choose, stick with DHCP. It is usually + correct. + + <h3>Static IP</h3><p>If you want to setup your connection + manually, you can enter static IP information. This option is + for those who know what they're doing. As such, it is only + available in expert mode.</p>""" + return side + + def main(self, wan_ip0=0, wan_ip1=0, wan_ip2=0, wan_ip3=0, + subnet0=0, subnet1=0, subnet2=0, subnet3=0, + gateway0=0, gateway1=0, gateway2=0, gateway3=0, + dns10=0, dns11=0, dns12=0, dns13=0, + dns20=0, dns21=0, dns22=0, dns23=0, + dns30=0, dns31=0, dns32=0, dns33=0, + message=None, **kwargs): + if not cfg.users.expert(): + return '' + + store = filedict_con(cfg.store_file, 'router') + defaults = {'connect_type': "'DHCP'", + } + for k,c in defaults.items(): + if not k in kwargs: + try: + kwargs[k] = store[k] + except KeyError: + exec("if not '%(k)s' in kwargs: store['%(k)s'] = kwargs['%(k)s'] = %(c)s" % {'k':k, 'c':c}) + + form = Form(title="WAN Connection", + action="/router/setup/wan/index", + name="wan_connection_form", + message=message) + form.dropdown('Connection Type', vals=["DHCP", "Static IP"], id="connect_type", onchange="hideshow_static()") + form.html('<div id="static_ip_form">') + form.dotted_quad("WAN IP Address", name="wan_ip", quad=[wan_ip0, wan_ip1, wan_ip2, wan_ip3]) + form.dotted_quad("Subnet Mask", name="subnet", quad=[subnet0, subnet1, subnet2, subnet3]) + form.dotted_quad("Gateway", name="gateway", quad=[gateway0, gateway1, gateway2, gateway3]) + form.dotted_quad("Static DNS 1", name="dns1", quad=[dns10, dns11, dns12, dns13]) + form.dotted_quad("Static DNS 2", name="dns2", quad=[dns20, dns21, dns22, dns23]) + form.dotted_quad("Static DNS 3", name="dns3", quad=[dns30, dns31, dns32, dns33]) + form.html('</div>') + form.html(""" <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> + <!-- + hideshow_static(); + // --> + </script>""") + form.submit("Set Wan") + return form.render() + |