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== Software ==
 
== Software ==
  
[http://download.fonosfera.org/LATEST/fonera2.0n-FON2300/20090921_FON2303_2.3.0.0_DEV.tgz Signed Official Foneros DEV Image]
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[http://download.fonosfera.org/LATEST/fonera2.0n-FON2300/ Signed Official Foneros DEV Images in this Dir (check there for Updates)]
  
[http://www.agoralink.org/20100417_FON2303_2.3.5.0_DEV.tgz Latest ChaosVPN Fonera Image] - openfly's build
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[http://www.music-piracy.com/fonera2n-chaosvpn.img Latest ChaosVPN Fonera Image] - openfly's build
  
   * Foneros 2.3.5
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   * Foneros 2.3.7.0 beta 2
   * ChaosVPN 2.0
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   * ChaosVPN 2.12
   * Tinc 1.0.13
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   * Tinc 1.0.18
  
 
[http://www.aculei.net/~mjoyce/chaosvpn/ Source Available here] at your own peril.
 
[http://www.aculei.net/~mjoyce/chaosvpn/ Source Available here] at your own peril.
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== Instructions ==
 
== Instructions ==
  
=== Step 1 - Flash to Official Dev Image ===
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=== Step 1 ===
  
Before you can install our image, or any custom image for that matter, you will need to reflash your stock fonera with a DEV image.<br>
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Been able to access your Fonera 2.0n router over ssh.
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skip step 2.
  
I've included a link to a tested DEV image in the [[http://wiki.hamburg.ccc.de/ChaosVPN::Fonera#Software Software section]].  <br>
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=== Step 2 - Flash to Official Dev Image go get SSH working ===
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you will need to reflash your stock fonera with a DEV image.<br>
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I've included a link to a tested DEV image in the [[ChaosVPN:Fonera#Software | Software section]].  <br>
 
You download the .tgz of the image. <br>
 
You download the .tgz of the image. <br>
 
'''Do not untar or ungzip it. ''' <br>
 
'''Do not untar or ungzip it. ''' <br>
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Upload the tarball to the device to start the reflash.  <br>
 
Upload the tarball to the device to start the reflash.  <br>
 
A progress bar should appear to indicate the device is being flashed.  <br>
 
A progress bar should appear to indicate the device is being flashed.  <br>
'''Do not unpower the device until the flash has completed.'''  <br>
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'''Do not unpower the device until the flash has completed.''' <br>
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[[File:800px-2.0n_2.3.0.0_Settings_System.png]]<br>
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'''Do not unpower the device until the flash has completed.'''  <br><br>
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Upon the completion of a flash, the system should automatically reboot itself. <br>
 
Upon the completion of a flash, the system should automatically reboot itself. <br>
 
Please give it time to do so.  <br>
 
Please give it time to do so.  <br>
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This can also address browser issues.
 
This can also address browser issues.
  
=== Step 2 - SCP the ChaosVPN image ===
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=== Step 3 - upload the ChaosVPN image to your Fonera ===
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Now you can access ssh on the device. <br>
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<br>
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'''Login:''' <br>
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User: Root<br>
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Password: the same as your administrative password used on the web UI.<br>
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<br>
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Verify you can login correctly. <br>
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==== Without Internet ====
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Once you have done so, scp (Secure CoPy) the ChaosVPN image tarball to the device. <br>
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Programs:<br>
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you can use simply scp in Linux. <br>
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you can use winscp or putty in Windows. <br>
  
Now that you have an official DEV image on your fonera you can access ssh on the device.  The login should be root and the password, the same as your administrative password used on the web UI. Verify you can login correctly.  Once you have done so, scp the ChaosVPN image tarball to the device. You can use winscp in windows or simply scp in linux.  Google has plenty of examples on how to do this.  Confirm that everything uploads nicely.
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Exampel code
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  scp fonera2n-chaosvpn.img admin@fonera:tmp/fonera2n-chaosvpn.img
  
=== Step 3 - Setting up for reflash ===
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Confirm that everything uploads nicely.<br>
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More about [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Secure_copy Secure CoPy]
  
The tarball as included is laid out to demonstrate how you can upgrade your device properly.  Since you won't be "upgrading" from a previous chaosvpn instance some things are slightly different.  Let's look at what is in the tarball.
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==== With Internet: ====
  
  20100417_FON2303_2.3.5.0_DEV.img
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  cd /tmp
  fonera20n.img
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wget http://www.music-piracy.com/fonera2n-chaosvpn.img
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=== Step 4 - The flashing of the device with Backup  ===
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If you do not want to backup. (case: new Device / clean install) skip this step<br>
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The tarball as included is laid out to demonstrate how you can upgrade your device properly. <br>
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Since you won't be "upgrading" from a previous ChaosVPN instance some things are slightly different. <br>
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Let's look at what is in the tarball.
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20100824_FON2303_2.3.6.1_r1730_DEV.img
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  fonera2n-chaosvpn.img
 
  upgrade
 
  upgrade
 
  upgrade_developer
 
  upgrade_developer
  
fonera20n.img, and upgrade are symlinks to the image and upgrade script respectively.   
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fonera2n-chaosvpn.img, and upgrade are symlinks to the image and upgrade script respectively.   
  
20100417_FON2303_2.3.5.0_DEV.img is the image you will be upgrading to.
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fonera2n-chaosvpn.img is the image you will be upgrading to. (check the [[ChaosVPN:Fonera#Software | Software Seccion]] for newer images)
  
 
Let's look at upgrade_developer:
 
Let's look at upgrade_developer:
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  uci commit
 
  uci commit
 
  tar cvzf /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz /etc/passwd /etc/group /etc/dropbear /etc/samba/smbpasswd /etc/samba/secrets.tdb /etc/config/firewall /etc/config/upnpd /etc/config/umtsd /etc/config/registered /etc/config/gdata /etc/config/facebook /etc/config/flickr /etc/config/mountd /etc/config/fon /etc/config/ddns /etc/config/wizard /etc/pureftpd.pdb /etc/pureftpd.passwd /etc/config/luci_dlmanager /etc/config/twitter /etc/config /firewall /etc/tinc /etc/init.d/firewall
 
  tar cvzf /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz /etc/passwd /etc/group /etc/dropbear /etc/samba/smbpasswd /etc/samba/secrets.tdb /etc/config/firewall /etc/config/upnpd /etc/config/umtsd /etc/config/registered /etc/config/gdata /etc/config/facebook /etc/config/flickr /etc/config/mountd /etc/config/fon /etc/config/ddns /etc/config/wizard /etc/pureftpd.pdb /etc/pureftpd.passwd /etc/config/luci_dlmanager /etc/config/twitter /etc/config /firewall /etc/tinc /etc/init.d/firewall
  mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera20n.img image > /dev/null 2>&1  
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  mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image > /dev/null 2>&1  
 
  return 0
 
  return 0
 
  else
 
  else
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  </nowiki>
 
  </nowiki>
  
Okay so there's only 2 important lines in the script.  The tar creation call, and the call to mtd.  Depending on what you need to do with your device the tar creation call may not be needed.
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Okay so there's '''only 2 important lines''' in the script.  <br>
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The '''tar''' creation call, <br>
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and the call to '''mtd'''<br>
  
What the tar creation call does, is it creates a tarball in /tmp of the fonera called "sysupgrade.tgz".  Everything you tar up into it ( using an absolute directory path ), will be saved there and deployed after the firmware is upgraded. What this allows you to do is save settings of your device. You will need to specify the paths of areas of the file structure you want preserved manually. Please don't use my command as written, it will not work most likely.
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What the tar creation call does, is it creates a tarball in /tmp of the fonera called "sysupgrade.tgz".  <br>
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Everything you tar up into it ( using an absolute directory path ), will be saved there and deployed after the firmware is upgraded.<br>
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What this allows you to do is save settings of your device.<br>
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You will need to specify the paths of areas of the file structure you want preserved manually.<br>
  
Assuming you don't want to preserve any settings on your device, or you have already created the sysupgrade.tgz file in /tmp, we can just get started on the firmware installation.  The mtd call in the upgrade script is the upgrade call.
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The mtd call is the upgrade call.
  
==== Case 1 ( with sysupgrade.tgz ) ====
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mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image
  
<nowiki>
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=== Step 5 - The flashing of the device without Backup ===
mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera20n.img image</nowiki>
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The flashing of the device without Backup. <br>
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for New Device / clean install
  
==== Case 2 ( without sysupgrade.tgz ) ====
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mtd -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image
  
  <nowiki>
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=== Step 6 - The long waiting ===
mtd -r write 20100417_FON2303_2.3.5.0_DEV.img image</nowiki>
 
  
Now you should see some dialogue that says the firmware is flashing with an oscillating w / e thing going.  Eventually this will end and the device will reboot. This is expected.  Anything else, is not.
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Eventually this will end and the device will reboot. <br>
Please do not unpower the device until you are certain the operation has completed, or are certain that anything still occurring MUST be bad.  For instance, zombie velociraptors would precipitate running away, and or cutting power to avoid detection.
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This is expected.  Anything else, is not.
  
=== Step 5 - IP Allocation ===
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Please '''do not unpower''' the device until you are certain the operation has completed, or are certain that anything still occurring MUST be bad.<br>
  
Go to [[ChaosVPN::IPRanges]], select a range and fill out the corresponding data.  Please conform to standards.  Be sparing in your address space allocations.  You don't need a /16 for your apt.  No really, you don't.  If you do, well kudos to you man... use IPV6 and don't be a jerk.
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After you login the new webUI will look like this: <br>
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[[File:Fonera2n-latestFirmware.jpg]]<br><br>
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and connecting by ssh: <br>
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[[File:Loginssh-foneraupdatet.jpg]]
  
=== Step 4 - Setting up TINC keys ===
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=== Step 7 - IP Allocation ===
  
So by now your fonera should have rebooted.  You should have set up an administrative password, and made the device network accessibleHappy day.
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Go to [[ChaosVPN:IPRanges | IP Range]], select a range and fill out the corresponding data.<br>
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'''Please conform to standards.'''  <br>
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Be sparing in your address space allocations<br>
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You don't need a /16 for your apt<br>
  
So ssh to the device.  You should see some ChaosVPN / Agora messages in the MoTD, take this as a sign you've gotten this far without error.  You rock, but no cookies yet.
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=== Step 8 - Setting up TINC keys ===
  
 
First thing you are going to want to do is generate a keypair for your node.   
 
First thing you are going to want to do is generate a keypair for your node.   
  
<nowiki>
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  tincd --net=chaos --generate-keys=2048
  tincd -n chaos --generate-keys=2048</nowiki>
 
  
You will be prompted to drop the keys somewhere. Place a copy in /etc/tinc/chaos/.  Save a copy in a SECURE location not on that device ( just in case ).
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Hit 2 times [Enter]. Do not change the default name/location of the keys. Default it get drop in /etc/tinc/chaos/.  <br>
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Make a copy in a '''SECURE location not on that device'''.
  
 
E-Mail Haegar directly, or the ChaosVPN mailing list to have your node added.   
 
E-Mail Haegar directly, or the ChaosVPN mailing list to have your node added.   
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  key: public key here  
 
  key: public key here  
  
Wait for Haegar or someone else to confirm you have been added to the VPN successfully.
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Wait for Haegar or someone else to confirm you have been added to the VPN successfully. (it can take ~24h).
  
 
=== Configuring ChaosVPN ===
 
=== Configuring ChaosVPN ===
  
There is an example config in /etc/tinc/ .  This config is not 100% accurate for FonerasSome path information is different on these embedded devices.
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There is a chaosvpn.conf in /etc/tinc/ .  <br>
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You have to change 2 things in the config:
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<nowiki>$my_peerid = "thenameofyournode";
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$my_vpn_ip = "172.31.x.x";</nowiki>
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Once you have filled out your chaosvpn.conf file correctly.
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==== Checking to see if it worked ====
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Please give ChaosVPN a testrun. After you are you get the validation of the adding to the ChaosVPN.
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  chaosvpn
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Hope no error appears. <br>
  
Please look at this SAMPLE fonera config:
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  netstat -nr
  <nowiki>
 
# achtung: dies configfile ist perl ;)
 
  
# name dieses rechners:
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You should see a hell of a lot of routes using the chaos_vpn interface.
$my_peerid              = "notyou";
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This is good.
  
# lokale ips dieses rechners/gateways
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Check /etc/tinc/chaos/hosts/ see if a whole bunch of node info has appeared.
# eins von beidem kann auch leergelassen werden, wenn man nur
 
# ipv4 oder nur ipv6 sprechen moechte
 
$my_vpn_ip              = "10.100.xxx.1";
 
$my_vpn_netmask        = "255.255.255.0";
 
  
$my_vpn_ip6            = "2001::1";
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Wait several minutes from first execution then test ping some of the "test ping" addresses as defined in the IP Ranges wiki page.
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10.100.69.1 is the NYC Resistor fonera.
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See if you can ping it from the router.
  
$my_ip                  = ""; # unused for now
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If all went well you are now pinging.<br>
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Get someone to ping you back. Ask in the IRC Channel<br>
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You now have a functional node.
  
# The exclude parameter can contain a list of node names. A VPN connection
 
# will not established to them. You may want to use it if you have another
 
# VPN, or direct connection to these nodes.
 
  
@exclude                = ();
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==Tips and Tricks ==
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Here you can add Tips and Tricks for a better use of fonera <br>
  
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=== Start ChaosVPN on startup ===
  
# ============================================================================
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Edit the Runlevel scripte of chaosvpn in /etc/inti.d/
# you should'nt need to change anything below,
 
# at least not for linux and chaosvpn
 
  
$networkname            = "chaos";
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#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common
$tincd_bin              = "/usr/sbin/tincd";
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# Copyright (C) 2012 ChaosVPN
$routemetric            = "0";
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$routeadd              = "/usr/sbin/ip -4 route add %s metric $routemetric dev \$INTERFACE";
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START=99
$routeadd6              = "/usr/sbin/ip -6 route add %s metric $routemetric dev \$INTERFACE";
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$routedel              = "/usr/sbin/ip -4 route del %s metric $routemetric dev \$INTERFACE";
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start() {
$routedel6              = "/usr/sbin/ip -6 route del %s metric $routemetric dev \$INTERFACE";
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chaosvpn -d
$ifconfig              = "/sbin/ifconfig \$INTERFACE $my_vpn_ip netmask $my_vpn_netmask";
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}
$ifconfig6              = "/usr/sbin/ip addr add $my_vpn_ip6/128 dev \$INTERFACE";
 
  
$master_url            = "http://www.vpn.hamburg.ccc.de/chaosvpn-data/$my_peerid.dat";
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=== Adding DNS for the ChaosVPN ===
# public key of key used to sign the file at $master_url:
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workaround, do it client side
$masterdata_signkey    = "HAXX()R";
 
  
$base                  = "/etc/tinc/$networkname";
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=== Adding DNS entries ===
$pidfile                = "/var/run/tinc.$networkname.pid";
 
$tmpconffile            = "$base/chaosvpn-config.temp";
 
$tincd_debuglevel      = 2;
 
#$tincd_graphdumpfile  = "/var/run/tinc.$networkname.dump";
 
  
# Number of seconds to wait before tincd is restarted after it has
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Create the file /etc/hosts.local and add your DNS entries, <br>
# unexpectedly terminated
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than edit /etc/config/dhcp under  the section "config dnsmasq"
$tincd_restart_delay = 5;
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option domain  'mynodeiscool.hack'
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option addnhosts        '/etc/hosts.local'
  
  
# Number of seconds to wait between refetching the remote config
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=== Firewall Rules ===
$update_interval = 3600;
 
</nowiki>
 
  
Once you have filled out your chaosvpn.conf file correctly, please do a test run of the chaosvpn by simply executing
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People have diverse configuration needs.  You may have to make your own changes the iptables on the fonera. For me the following two iptables commands are all that is required to allow bi-directional communication from devices connected to the fonera, and the rest of the ChaosVPN.
chaosvpn
 
  
You will see a lot of text. Some errors are okay. Some are not.  Have fun figuring out which are which =P
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  /usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'br-lan' -o 'chaos_vpn'
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  /usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'chaos_vpn' -o 'br-lan'
  
==== Checking to see if it worked ====
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Also you should throw ChaosVPN, and the iptables rules into /etc/init.d/ somewhere. <br>
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Add them all in the firewalls init.d script.  This is probably wrong.  There is probably a cleaner way. <br>
  
  netstat -nr
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=== WebUI bugfix ===
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Change Icons/Colors for a better use
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download the tar file and move the files in the right dir
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wget http://www.load.to/rN4FCpdLoh/webui-fix.tar
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tar -xvwf webui-fix.tar
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cd www
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mv * ./www
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[[File:Fonerawebuicssfix.jpg]]
  
You should see a hell of a lot of routes using the chaos_vpn interface.  This is good.
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=== Upgrading ChaosVPN / Tinc ===
  
Check /etc/tinc/chaos/hosts/ see if a whole bunch of node info has appeared.
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There are two new packages for the fonera image.
  
Wait several minutes from first execution then test ping some of the "test ping" addresses as defined in the IP Ranges wiki page.  10.100.69.1 is the NYC Resistor fonera.
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Remember to backup configurations and keys '''before''' attempting this.
See if you can ping it from the router.
 
  
If all went well you are now pingingGet someone to ping you backYou now have a functional node.
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To upgrade, ssh to the fonera as root:
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wget http://www.music-piracy.com/chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk
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  wget http://www.music-piracy.com/tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk
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opkg install tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk
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  opkg install chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk
  
=== Firewall Rules ===
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md5sums of the ipks:
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a9614ecf4b68908e1b77ff1101bfb13c  chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk
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311b3c863c59e8621e5eac1a92d1e769  tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk
  
People have diverse configuration needsYou may have to make your own changes the iptables on the fonera. For me the following two iptables commands are all that is required to allow bi-directional communication from devices connected to the fonera, and the rest of the ChaosVPN.
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Then restart chaosvpn.   
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pkill chaosvpn
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  /etc/init.d/chaosvpn start
  
/usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'br-lan' -o 'chaos_vpn'
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So TINC vulnerability CVE-2013-1428 fix´d
/usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'chaos_vpn' -o 'br-lan'
 
  
Also you should throw ChaosVPN, and the iptables rules into /etc/init.d/ somewhere. I put them all in the firewalls init.d script.  This is probably wrong.  There is probably a better way.
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[[Category:ChaosVPN]]

Latest revision as of 08:18, 28 April 2013

ChaosVPN: Fonera Instructions

Supported Hardware

 * Fonera 2.0n

Software

Signed Official Foneros DEV Images in this Dir (check there for Updates)

Latest ChaosVPN Fonera Image - openfly's build

 * Foneros 2.3.7.0 beta 2
 * ChaosVPN 2.12
 * Tinc 1.0.18

Source Available here at your own peril.

Instructions

Step 1

Been able to access your Fonera 2.0n router over ssh. skip step 2.

Step 2 - Flash to Official Dev Image go get SSH working

you will need to reflash your stock fonera with a DEV image.

I've included a link to a tested DEV image in the Software section.
You download the .tgz of the image.
Do not untar or ungzip it.
Simply access the administrative web interface on the device.
Head to the system / settings section.
Upload the tarball to the device to start the reflash.
A progress bar should appear to indicate the device is being flashed.
Do not unpower the device until the flash has completed.

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Do not unpower the device until the flash has completed.

Upon the completion of a flash, the system should automatically reboot itself.
Please give it time to do so.
There have been instances where it has hung just after a reflash, or simply acted oddly.
I've simply waited until I was certain no more was going on on the device and then gave it a quick reboot.
This can also address browser issues.

Step 3 - upload the ChaosVPN image to your Fonera

Now you can access ssh on the device.

Login:
User: Root
Password: the same as your administrative password used on the web UI.

Verify you can login correctly.

Without Internet

Once you have done so, scp (Secure CoPy) the ChaosVPN image tarball to the device.

Programs:
you can use simply scp in Linux.
you can use winscp or putty in Windows.

Exampel code

scp fonera2n-chaosvpn.img admin@fonera:tmp/fonera2n-chaosvpn.img

Confirm that everything uploads nicely.
More about Secure CoPy

With Internet:

cd /tmp
wget http://www.music-piracy.com/fonera2n-chaosvpn.img


Step 4 - The flashing of the device with Backup

If you do not want to backup. (case: new Device / clean install) skip this step
The tarball as included is laid out to demonstrate how you can upgrade your device properly.
Since you won't be "upgrading" from a previous ChaosVPN instance some things are slightly different.
Let's look at what is in the tarball.

20100824_FON2303_2.3.6.1_r1730_DEV.img	
fonera2n-chaosvpn.img
upgrade
upgrade_developer

fonera2n-chaosvpn.img, and upgrade are symlinks to the image and upgrade script respectively.

fonera2n-chaosvpn.img is the image you will be upgrading to. (check the Software Seccion for newer images)

Let's look at upgrade_developer:

 #!/bin/ash

 VERSION=$(cat /etc/fon_version)
 # FAILSAFE=$(cat /etc/failsafe)
 DEVICE=$(cat /etc/fon_device)

 if [ "$DEVICE" = "fonera20n" ]
 then
 uci set registered.fonreg.dev=1
 uci commit
 tar cvzf /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz /etc/passwd /etc/group /etc/dropbear /etc/samba/smbpasswd /etc/samba/secrets.tdb /etc/config/firewall /etc/config/upnpd /etc/config/umtsd /etc/config/registered /etc/config/gdata /etc/config/facebook /etc/config/flickr /etc/config/mountd /etc/config/fon /etc/config/ddns /etc/config/wizard /etc/pureftpd.pdb /etc/pureftpd.passwd /etc/config/luci_dlmanager /etc/config/twitter /etc/config /firewall /etc/tinc /etc/init.d/firewall
 mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image > /dev/null 2>&1 
 return 0
 else
 return 1
 fi
 

Okay so there's only 2 important lines in the script.
The tar creation call,
and the call to mtd.

What the tar creation call does, is it creates a tarball in /tmp of the fonera called "sysupgrade.tgz".
Everything you tar up into it ( using an absolute directory path ), will be saved there and deployed after the firmware is upgraded.
What this allows you to do is save settings of your device.
You will need to specify the paths of areas of the file structure you want preserved manually.

The mtd call is the upgrade call.

mtd -j /tmp/sysupgrade.tgz -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image

Step 5 - The flashing of the device without Backup

The flashing of the device without Backup.
for New Device / clean install

mtd -r write fonera2n-chaosvpn.img image

Step 6 - The long waiting

Eventually this will end and the device will reboot.
This is expected. Anything else, is not.

Please do not unpower the device until you are certain the operation has completed, or are certain that anything still occurring MUST be bad.

After you login the new webUI will look like this:

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination



and connecting by ssh:

Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination

Step 7 - IP Allocation

Go to IP Range, select a range and fill out the corresponding data.
Please conform to standards.
Be sparing in your address space allocations.
You don't need a /16 for your apt.

Step 8 - Setting up TINC keys

First thing you are going to want to do is generate a keypair for your node.

tincd --net=chaos --generate-keys=2048

Hit 2 times [Enter]. Do not change the default name/location of the keys. Default it get drop in /etc/tinc/chaos/.
Make a copy in a SECURE location not on that device.

E-Mail Haegar directly, or the ChaosVPN mailing list to have your node added.

Send info such as the following:

nodename: hackerspace  ( short, no spaces, no non chars, descriptive )
network: 10.100.xxx.xxx/24 ( use the address space you allocated in the IP ranges wiki )
owner: you@youremail.com ( make this legitimate )
gatewayhost: your external address if you have a static one
network6: same as network, but for ipv6.
key: public key here 

Wait for Haegar or someone else to confirm you have been added to the VPN successfully. (it can take ~24h).

Configuring ChaosVPN

There is a chaosvpn.conf in /etc/tinc/ .
You have to change 2 things in the config:

$my_peerid		= "thenameofyournode";

$my_vpn_ip		= "172.31.x.x";

Once you have filled out your chaosvpn.conf file correctly.

Checking to see if it worked

Please give ChaosVPN a testrun. After you are you get the validation of the adding to the ChaosVPN.

chaosvpn

Hope no error appears.

netstat -nr

You should see a hell of a lot of routes using the chaos_vpn interface. This is good.

Check /etc/tinc/chaos/hosts/ see if a whole bunch of node info has appeared.

Wait several minutes from first execution then test ping some of the "test ping" addresses as defined in the IP Ranges wiki page. 10.100.69.1 is the NYC Resistor fonera. See if you can ping it from the router.

If all went well you are now pinging.
Get someone to ping you back. Ask in the IRC Channel
You now have a functional node.


Tips and Tricks

Here you can add Tips and Tricks for a better use of fonera

Start ChaosVPN on startup

Edit the Runlevel scripte of chaosvpn in /etc/inti.d/

#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common
# Copyright (C) 2012 ChaosVPN

START=99

start() {
chaosvpn -d
}

Adding DNS for the ChaosVPN

workaround, do it client side

Adding DNS entries

Create the file /etc/hosts.local and add your DNS entries,
than edit /etc/config/dhcp under the section "config dnsmasq"

option domain   'mynodeiscool.hack'

option addnhosts        '/etc/hosts.local'


Firewall Rules

People have diverse configuration needs. You may have to make your own changes the iptables on the fonera. For me the following two iptables commands are all that is required to allow bi-directional communication from devices connected to the fonera, and the rest of the ChaosVPN.

/usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'br-lan' -o 'chaos_vpn'
/usr/bin/iptables -I forwarding_rule -j ACCEPT -p all -s '0/0' -d '0/0' -i 'chaos_vpn' -o 'br-lan'

Also you should throw ChaosVPN, and the iptables rules into /etc/init.d/ somewhere.
Add them all in the firewalls init.d script. This is probably wrong. There is probably a cleaner way.

WebUI bugfix

Change Icons/Colors for a better use download the tar file and move the files in the right dir

wget http://www.load.to/rN4FCpdLoh/webui-fix.tar
tar -xvwf webui-fix.tar
cd www
mv * ./www
Error creating thumbnail: Unable to save thumbnail to destination

Upgrading ChaosVPN / Tinc

There are two new packages for the fonera image.

Remember to backup configurations and keys before attempting this.

To upgrade, ssh to the fonera as root:

wget http://www.music-piracy.com/chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk
wget http://www.music-piracy.com/tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk
opkg install tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk
opkg install chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk

md5sums of the ipks:

a9614ecf4b68908e1b77ff1101bfb13c  chaosvpn_2.15-1_mipsel.ipk
311b3c863c59e8621e5eac1a92d1e769  tinc_1.0.21-1_mipsel.ipk

Then restart chaosvpn.

pkill chaosvpn
/etc/init.d/chaosvpn start

So TINC vulnerability CVE-2013-1428 fix´d