[Solved] User management

For Developers
1

Hi,

I'm not using Wifi all the time.
And when not using it, i bring it down.
This for security and personal reasons.
My kids love to use wifi and start it up if possible.

For now i have created a user and made a .profile starting a ash-script, witch gives the possibility to start wifi or stop wifi

## 
.profile

#! /bin/ash
./wifi.sh

###
wifi.sh

#! /bin/ash
#! file is in /home/user
#! because off backup up config files, this file is in /etc/config


while true
do
        clear
        echo " "
        echo " "
        echo " "
        echo " ============================================================================ "
        echo " "
        echo "                               Wifi "
        echo " "
        echo " ============================================================================ "
        echo " "
        echo " "
        echo " "
        echo "                  <1>          Turn Wifi ON"
        echo "                  <2>          Turn Wifi OFF"
        echo " "
        echo " "
        echo " "
        read -p " Your choise       " value
        case $value in
             1) /etc/config/wifiswitch.sh radio0 on; break;;
             2) /etc/config/wifiswitch.sh radio0 off; break;;
             *) echo "Invalid choise. Enter 1 or 2";;
        esac
done
kill -HUP $PPID
###

##
wifiswitch.sh

#! /bin/ash
./wifi.sh
root@OpenWrt:/etc/config# cat wifiswitch.sh
#!/bin/ash
#! wifiswitch to put on or off wifi
#! file is in /etc/config



if [ `uci get wireless.${1}` ] ; then
if [ $2 == "on" ] ; then
# radio on

# delete disbled on first 3 interfaces; if exists
value="x"$(uci show wireless | grep -F "wireless.@wifi-iface[0]=")"x"
if [ ! $value == "xx" ] ; then uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[0].disabled='0' ; fi

value="x"$(uci show wireless | grep -F "wireless.@wifi-iface[1]=")"x"
if [ ! $value == "xx" ] ; then uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[1].disabled='0' ; fi

value="x"$(uci show wireless | grep -F "wireless.@wifi-iface[2]=")"x"
if [ ! $value == "xx" ] ; then uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[2].disabled='0' ; fi

uci set wireless.${1}.disabled='0'
uci commit wireless
wifi
else

if [ $2 == "off" ] ; then
# radio off
#uci set wireless.@wifi-iface[0].disabled='1'
uci set wireless.${1}.disabled='1'
uci commit wireless
wifi
else

# usage
echo "Usage wifiswitch.sh radioX on|off"
fi
fi
else
echo "Invalid radio device: ${1}"
fi

I have saved this config in /etc/config, so it will be saved after an update.

Of course this is a solution,
but my question is;

"Is it possible to make a user in the webinterface
The user can than be authorized to enable or disable a specific network, for example wifi.
This is also easy for the guest network.

Thanks

2

The user of the web GUI is root. There are threads where people have attempted this; but the root user must make those changes in any case.

Also, directly to your question - there is no app to create users in the GUI.

3

Hi,

  I know there is not an app to create users, but is it posible to

adapt with user management

Thanks

4

There is no way to do that in the user interface atm.