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BitsnetLogin v4.0.0

02 Nov 12:41
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  • Use better installation with make
  • Install in /usr/local/ instead of /usr
  • Add option to uninstall

BitsnetLogin v3.1.0

24 Sep 10:32
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  • Remove hostname and nmcli as dependencies
  • After interface checking
  • Fix the wget-log files problem
  • Remove wireless router login

BitsnetLogin v3.0.0

05 Apr 19:54
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Changelog:

  • Install app as a full application
  • Make notifications transient
  • Fix error in quiet mode
  • Fix error with -u and -p options
  • Refactor

BitsnetLogin v2.2.0

27 Mar 17:14
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New features!

  • Add option to force sending request to cisco router
  • Add option to login quietly without output

BitsnetLogin v2.1.0

08 Mar 11:26
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New

  • Add option to force use hostel-wifi (cisco) login page

Bug fixes

  • Logout working again

BitsnetLogin v2.0.0

21 Feb 13:21
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Changelog:

  • Use multiple accounts to login! Never worry about data exceeding!
  • Autologin on system startup!
  • Set to force login if needed

Note: You will need to delete the present .bitsnetrc file in your home directory if you have used this app before. Just issue this command:

rm ~/.bitsnetrc

BitsnetLogin v1.2.0

20 Feb 06:43
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Changes:

  • Improve device checking
  • Don't send login request if already logged in
  • Dependency check while installing

BitsnetLogin v1.1.0

05 Feb 22:08
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New features include:

  • Add an option to logout
  • Reduce dependencies to only wget (which is mostly installed by default in Ubuntu)
  • Option to update from the script itself

BitsnetLogin v1.0.0

04 Feb 14:23
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  • Log into:
    • hostel wifi
    • hostel lan
    • library wifi (one time manual setup needed)
    • bdome wifi
  • Use CLI or app from the launcher
  • Specify a different user from the command line without changing the configuration file
  • For unix, linux and mac systems only (for now). Can work in windows, if bash support.