Community-News aus der Freifunkwelt
Communities - 17.10.2019 – Nächstes Freifunktreffen
Das nächste Freifunktreffen findet am 17.10. statt. Los gehts wieder 19 Uhr und Treffpunkt ist wieder der SPACE.(Eine Stunde zuvor ab 18 Uhr treffen sich auch die lieben Leute vom SPACE und besprechen da organisatorisches, falls ihr Interesse habt.)...
Communities - Schlager Festival Gera "gemeinsam statt einsam" 2019
Aufgrund des allgemeinen Interesses, wurde ich darauf hingewiesen, dass ich zu Lernzwecken eine kleine Doku im Nachgang zu einer Veranstaltung veröffentlichen soll. Dies werde ich ab jetzt formlos...
Communities - Wir suchen dich
Im Team vom Freifunk Südholstein kann man sich vielfältig mit einbringen. Wir bauen ein Internet auf. Du meinst das gibt es schon? Damit hast du vermutlich im allgemeinen vollkommen recht. Doch, was ist Internet? Das Internet ist im Prinzip die Be...
Communities - Info-Treffen September 2019
Hallo! Hiermit laden wir Euch (die alten Hasen und die Neueinsteiger) herzlich zu unserem nächsten Freifunktreffen ein. In lockerer Atmosphäre wollen wir über Freifunk, WLAN und Computer reden. Und beantworten Eure Fragen: Was ist Freifunk? ...
FF Blog - BMX7 – WireGuard Tunneling: Final Report
It has been a wild ride and this post marks the completion of GSoC 2019 for WireGuard Tunneling in BMX7. Throughout the summer a lot of effort has been put into coding, documentation and codebase restructuring; it has been a appetizer for what await...
FF Blog - GSoC 2019 – OpenWrt Firmware Wizard – Final Update
This marks the end of GSoC 2019 and I am proud to announce the project has come to a mature stage. It has been a great pleasure to work with my mentors Paul Spooren and Moritz Warning. Firmware Wizard There have been some updates to the Firmwar...
FF Blog - Unit testing LibreMesh GSoC final report
I am very happy to have participated in this GSoC. I’ve learned many things and I’ve been able to implement stuff that I hope it is useful. Things that have been achieved Busted unit testing framework integrationCoverage report inte...
FF Blog - qaul.net – a Framework, a Service, a Plan
GSOC 2019 is drawing to a close and with it the first part of the HTTP API. To be completely honest this is not where I’d hoped to be at this stage, but we’ve set up a solid foundation for future work to build the rest of the API. A Fr...
FF Blog - Retroshare for Android – Update 3 – Final
GSoC 2019 is coming to an end and for this reason it is unfortunately my last blog post on freifunk. For this reason, I would like to start by thanking the freifunk community, Google and, in particular, my mentors for the opportunity to participate i...
FF Blog - ConTest update #3
During this coding phase I added OpenWrt Makefiles to package conTest and the attenuator control software. In addition some documentation was added, but most of the time I spend chasing the down the errors mentioned in the last blog post. Figure ...
FF Blog - Retroshare Web Interface: Final Update
The GSoC program is about to finish, and this will be my last GSoC-related blog post for Retroshare’s new web interface. I will use this blog to provide an overview of how the app works, all my work done during this period, features, complet...
FF Blog - GSoC 2019 – Import public datasets to Retroshare network final evalutaion
Hi all!On this final evaluation we focus the work on give to the automatic API wrapper generator support for openapi-swagger specification.As Wikipedia said: The OpenAPI Specification, is a specification for machine-readable interface files f...
FF Blog - GSoC 2019: Building a Testing Framework for qaul.net
During this Google Summer of Code, I built visn, a testing framework designed specifically to integration-test Rust projects that rely on eventual consistency. Originally, I imagined that a full network simulator was needed to thoroughly exercise ...
FF Blog - Load-correlated distributed bandwidth analysis for LibreMesh networks – #4: Conclusions and further work
Here I describe everything I did for my Google Summer of Code project this year. First of all, thanks to Freifunk and LibreMesh communities and developers for the opportunity!The work I did is quite spread, from general documentation to bug fixing...
