Source: nocatauth
Section: net
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Keegan Quinn <ice@thebasement.org>
Build-Depends: cdbs, debhelper (>> 4.1.0), dh-buildinfo, gnupg, iptables
Standards-Version: 3.6.1

Package: nocatauth-gateway
Architecture: all
Depends: perl-modules, iptables
Recommends: gnupg
Description: gateway daemon for the NoCatAuth captive portal
 NoCatAuth is a system to control access to networks.  It operates
 as a captive portal, also called an "open" or "active" portal.
 When run on a gateway or router on a network, NoCatAuth's gateway
 causes all web requests to be redirected to a "splash page," where
 users must log in or (for example) agree to a usage policy.
 .
 The gateway daemon uses ipchains or iptables to set firewall rules to
 control the flow of traffic, based on IP and MAC addresses.  NoCatAuth
 supports advanced authentication features, handled by the authserv
 daemon, which is included in the nocatauth-authserv package.

Package: nocatauth-authserv
Architecture: all
Depends: perl-modules, gnupg
Description: authentication server for the NoCatAuth captive portal
 NoCatAuth is a system to control access to networks.  It operates
 as a captive portal, also called an "open" or "active" portal.
 When run on a gateway or router on a network, NoCatAuth's gateway
 causes all web requests to be redirected to a "splash page," where
 users must log in or (for example) agree to a usage policy.
 .
 The authentication server (authserv) handles authentication requests
 from NoCatAuth gateway daemons.  It can use authentication data from
 various data sources, including MySQL databases, RADIUS servers, and
 plain text files.  The gateway daemon is included in the
 nocatauth-gateway package.

