I did not understand you question throughly but if you are asking about
integrating CP with paypal i think only a sponsored work will
achieve this.

On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 12:40 PM, Christoph Fahle <christ...@betahaus.de>wrote:

> My dearest PF Sense Support Mailinglist,
>
> I have some things I want to achieve with the help of PF Sense and I am not
> quite sure if this a) make sense and b) is possible with our technical set
> up. Nevertheless I am also looking for somebody that could help us with
> further developing a package for pf sense and open sourcing it, if that
> would help our needs. But anyway, let's get started:
>
> We do run a coworking space in berlin (www.betahaus.de) wich host around
> 120 coworkers and is running on a pfSense 1.2.2. as the heart of the Wifi
> and Lan infrastructur. We basically do only have Wifi APs from Linksys (WRT
> 54 GL) running on OpenWRT. Our Users book their plan (weekly, monthly or
> part time desks) via paypal subscription or handish (they just pay cash)
>
> To ease up usermanagement and billing issues, we would love to have the
> following features:
>
>
>    - a captive portal solution that prompts you to either authenticate or
>    signup for a monthly plan on paypal or similar if you open your laptop and
>    connect to the WLAN.
>    - an API that hand over Ids of users that are logged on , e.g. are
>    situated inside the coworking space, so that you can check out how is
>    present (of course only if the agreed earlier!)
>    - an API that hands over some activity data to play around with on our
>    external website (e.g. total users online, location of users inside the
>    building/access point wise, downstream, upstream, anonymous voip traffic,
>    whatever makes sense,)
>
> With my knowledge which is limited it seems that for the furst bullet point
> we just need to make a radius server check with paypal if the users has paid
> his plan and at what schedule he is allowed to work at our coworking space.
> the rest is done by the captive portal function of the pfsense, I guess. But
> still I am not an expert and maybe there are smarter ways to conduct what I
> have in mind.
>
> I would be very glad to get some hints into the right direction and would
> be happy if we could get closer to a good solution.
>
> I you happen to be in Berlin anyway just pass by betahaus at Moritzplatz to
> have a chat about it. We are open all day and serve good coffee... ;)
>
> Cheers
>
> Christoph
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Ermal

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