I did the installation of openNDS but the option command doesn't work.
can someone give me a hand
A single uci config option is used to choose the default splash page sequence for client login.
The command is:
uci set opennds.@opennds[0].login_option_enabled='2'
Activate by restarting the service:
service opennds restart
And to make it permanent, do:
uci commit opennds
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Thanks 
I'm trying to create hotspots in my city
Your OpenWrt device seems to be configured as a bridging wifi extender.
This is not compatible with openNDS.
I suggest you read the documentation at:
https://opennds.readthedocs.io
If you then do not know what to do, open an issue at:
understand.
so i can repeat and use opendns.
what would be the best way to do something like that.
wanted to use as little cabling as possible.
any tips?
I have access to a transmission tower, I have some eap225-outdoor radios, I would like to spread these eap255 in points of the city taking the signal from the tower providing in so the access.
any tips on how?
how is this related to the initial question ? you might want to start another thread ....
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As I said:
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Any Idea how to make OpenNDS to work on BridgeRouter "Router is as DHCP client". I tried to use ebtables + nftables but not able to achive the CaptivePortal
As this question is somewhat more specific to this 2 year old thread, it would be better in general to start a new thread - or even open an issue on Github.
Any Idea how to make OpenNDS to work on BridgeRouter
In this case though, the answer will be the same:
You cannot run a captive portal on a bridge.
Captive portals "Capture" layer 3 traffic (eg ip traffic) and manage access to upstream.
A bridge, however, by definition passes Layer 2 traffic between its interfaces. A router hardware configured as a bridge will not ever look at layer 3 (ip) traffic, let alone be able to intercept it.
Link to Github: