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@ -36,15 +36,12 @@ To use this you must meet the following conditions:
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You must have a web-server running PHP
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You must be able to execute local shell scripts
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Your web-server must be able to access your hotspot dashboard
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Your server needs SSH to a machine that can talk to dashboards.
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It may be possible to run this with everything on a different network without
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having to expose your hotspots. A VPN could provide a way for your remote www
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server to access dashboards. Running the script remotely and having your web-
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server get results via SSH is another possiblity. I'll script this when I get a
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chance.
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You will need to load hotspot.sh and edit the hostname information. You will
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also need to configure if you're using D-Star or DMR. DMR scrapes the
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bm_links.php while Dstar scrapes repeaterinfo.php's "Linked To" box. It
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@ -54,6 +51,23 @@ need to modify the script or wait for me to support it.
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Place hotspots.php in a document root and edit it to match where you put your
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shell script. Simply loading hotspots.php is all you need to do.
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It is entirely possible to run this on a web-server outside of your network
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with some additional tinkering. One way is make your hotspot dashboard public
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and accessible over the internet. If you don't want to do that then it is
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possible to execute the shell script remotely:
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dewdude@pickmy:~# ssh -p [REDACTED] dewdude@qth.nq4t.com 'bash -s < /home/dewdude/pistarscrape/hotspots.sh'
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<tr><td style="vertical-align: top; font-family: Verdana; font-weight: bold; text-align: right;"><small>BM TG:</small></td>
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<td style="vertical-align: top;"><small style="font-style: italic;">#3151 - #8802 - #31514 - #98003 </small><br></td></tr>
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```
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I told my remote VPS to make an SSH connection to home and execute the script.
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It executed, sent output, and terminated the SSH connection. Nothing cares if
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you use VPN to scrape dashboards or remote SSH. Just as long as the bash script
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can talk to the dashboard and the PHP gets that output from the script. You
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could bounce it around numerous VPNs and relays and it'd be fine.
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## Testing/Troubleshooting
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You can easily test both parts of this script to check that the output is
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