Philipp Seefeldt hat auf Vimeo den Animationsfilm Freifunk verbindet! veröffentlicht. Die Idee dazu kam von Sven Heinze und Juergen Neumann. Beim Text half Silke Meyer, gesprochen hat Anne Helm und die Musik wurde von Thomas Deittert geschrieben. Ihr könnt das Video gerne auf Eurer Website einbinden. Es steht unter einer freien Creative Commons Lizenz (SA-By)
Wenn ihr mehr über Freifunk und Freifunker aus Deutschland und anderen Ländern erfahren möchtet, kommt zum Wireless Community Weekend in die c-base nach Berlin vom 10.-12. Mai. Am 8. und 9. Mai finden bereits informelle Treffen statt.
Wann
10.-12. Mai 2013
Wo
c-base space station, Rungestrasse 20, 10179 Berlin
Bei YouTube tauchen immer mehr Videos zu Freifunk auf. Jetzt gibt es eins aus den frühen Tagen der Berliner Freifunk-Initiative mit Cven und Juergen Neumann über WLan und freie Netzein Berlin.
Das Video muss um 2003 herum entstanden sein.
Video von Roland Ibold, Julia Hoffmann und Christian Eichner
Titel: "Freie Kommunikation für Alle", WLan in Berlin
Some more info in English: FFLuCI is a Lua MVC-Framework for Freifunk with templating support. There are
working configuration pages for many system, network, services and wifi settings. Please visit http://luci.freifunk-halle.net for an overview of functions, screenshots, tutorials, SVN URL and snapshot images for Atheros and Broadcom.
Steven Cyrus started to develop Luci because he was not satisfied projects like XWRT implemented things. He had a look at the X-WRT Lua files in their repository first, but what was missing was a clear abstraction layer and templating support so I decided to build everything from scratch. According to Cyrus – X-WRT has a very nice UI written in shell code but there are only limited capabilities of this scripting language and so "it is time
to bring this thing to the next level using OOP and such nifty stuff."
Luci already has a number of working configuration pages. There are more – or in a few cases less – working configuration pages in (for now) German titles and descriptions for the:
Ethernet Switch
Ethernet Interfaces
DHCP-Server
PPPoE/PPTP
Static Routes
Portforwarding
Firewall
QoS
Wifi Devices
Wifi Networks
OLSR + Plugins
FFLuci itself
Package Management
Root Password and SSH-Public Keys
Mount Points for external drives
HTTP-Server
SSH-Server
Dnsmasq
Also there are a few public status pages for basic system information, WLAN-Scan, Contact data and OLSR a bit like those in the Freifunk Firmware. Have a look at the screenshots here: http://firmware.freifunk-halle.net/ffluci/screenshots
Configuration Bind Interface (CBI):
You just describe the data model of the UCI file and Luci does the rest for you: It will create the HTML-form, parse and validate the user input and write the configuration data to UCI. So no need to redo all these things on every configuration page again and again. It also supports basic field dependencies, dynamic validation functions, section creation, deletion and more. See an example here: http://wiki.freifunk-halle.net/Luci:WritingModules#CBI_models
Privilege dropping:
To avoid remote exploits (like those in older versions of the Freifunk Firmware) FFLuCI will set the UID/GID of pages running in the main public non-protected section to nobody/nogroup. There are many things left to do like porting over dhcpsplash, accounting, statistics and more to Kamikaze. Contributors are welcome.
Saverio from the Italian Ninux community has now published a video interview Daniel Paufler and I conducted with them at the Wireless Community Weekend in Berlin. Thank you very much for the great montaggio! It is real fun to watch!
In Berlin, at C-Base, people from wireless communities all around
Europe meet to share ideas and experiences. See this interview by Mario
Behling with free networks activists from Ninux.org and Freifunk.net
The Freifunk Wireless Community Weekend 2008 is over. I had a fantastic time meeting so many people pushing the idea of free networks to new hights. The interest in free wireless was overwhelming and we probably had more than double the number of the 51 visitors who put their names on the participants list. Many developers were taking part. We saw presentations about OpenWRT, B.A.T.M.A.N., the HorstTool, mikroFM, OpenHardware and the Luci-Interface for Freifunk networks. Receiving questions about "free networks and the implications of the law" regularly, we were extremely pleased that Reto Mantz recently published a doctoral thesis about this subject and held a presentation at the WCW (slides now available).
Together with the help of Italian and German Freifunkers Saverio and me made tons of interviews. Be sure it will not take two years this time to see them online 😉 Get a little taste of the WCW2008 with the first of a series of videos already published by our Italian friends.
Per ora vi lascio con questo breve video, che mostra qualche immagine
della domenicale del Wireless Community Weekend. Molto presto verranno
pubblicate le interviste. (http://blog.ninux.org/2008/05/05/lultima-sera-al-wcw2008/)
Ein Blick zurück in das Jahr 2006. In meinem Archiv habe ich ein Interview mit Freifunkern beim Wireless Community Weekend 2006 gefunden. “Bluse” aus Sundhausen und Bastian Bittorf von Freifunk Weimar berichten über die Fortschritte beim Bau freier Netze in ihrer Region.
