I’m here to introduce my Parental Control Open Source project at GitHub - gl-inet/parental-control. This project is currently integrated into the glinet 4.2.0 firmware or higher.
Manage device groups and dynamically adjust Internet access policies according to schedules.
Support application feature identification
Support temporary modification of Internet access policies
Prohibit unmanaged devices from accessing the Internet
In the open source community, there are already many open source projects of this type, but some of them are too simple to realize the application of DPI, and some projects are too heavy and need to occupy a lot of resources. Therefore, I developed this project, which can realize simple and efficient DPI function without occupying a lot of hardware resources. This project works in kernel space, and almost all devices running openwrt system can work.
I have detailed how to use this project in the project readme. If you have any questions, you can directly give feedback on github.
We acquired recently Opal in addition to Mango. While parent control is not officially supported on Opal is there any chance that we can install it using procedure provided for flint :
1.Turn off hardware acceleration and close adguardhome----Because adguardhome may use custom dns, parental controls may be affected
2.After decompression, use winscp to upload the ipk file to the /tmp directory
3. ssh root@192.168.8.1
4.opkg --force-reinstall install kmod-gl-sdk4-parental-control_5.4.238+git-2024.106.36783-337f139-1_aarch64_cortex-a53.ipk
5. /etc/init.d/parental_control restart
6. conntrack -F
7.Clear browser cache
8. test
I have a Slate Ar750s, and I would love to use the parental controls for one specific case:
Block internet on the main TV during a certain time in the day, then unblock it at a certain time, automatically.
I can make the TV connect only to the Slate, so it will be managed by the device not by the main router.
I have a stupid Tplink deco router which has parental controls under a subscription, which I didn't know about it until it was too late to return it. I wish I went with a Flint...
Will it be possible to implement this feature into my Slate and use it as described above?