billthebest / freelan-all

The main freelan repository.

freelan-all

A super-project that includes all FreeLAN related projects and provides scripts to generate installers.

For help regarding the configuration, take a look at the wiki.

Binaries

It contains the following binaries:

• freelan - The FreeLAN binary (acts as a service on Windows and as a daemon on Linux/Mac OSX)

Libraries

It contains the following projects:

• cryptoplus - A C++ wrapper around the OpenSSL cryptographic library.
• iconvplus - A C++ wrapper around the iconv library.
• fscp - The FreeLAN Secure Channel protocol and its C++ implementation.
• asiotap - A C++ library to control virtual network interfaces also known as "TAP adapters".
• freelan - The FreeLAN C++ library.
• kfather - A C++ JSON parser/producer with a terrible name.

Building

Third-party

The build relies on several third-parties. To build those, install the Python command teapot using the following command:

pip install teapot

Once you have teapot in your PATH (should be the case automatically), just type:

teapot build

To build everything inside third-party. Once that is done, you can proceed with the next steps.

Common code

This directory contains a SConstruct file to build the contained projects.

The default target (install) builds and installs all the main FreeLAN binary.

To do that, just type:

scons

To build everything in the directory (all samples), type instead:

scons samples

To build then install everything into a specific directory, type instead:

scons install --prefix=/usr/local/

Windows

You will need Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 to compile freelan. All projects come with a .vcxproj file for all the targets (debug/release and x86/x64).

The root directory also contains a solution file (.sln) that references all the sub-projects.

Graphical User Interface

A graphical user interface is planned but nothing is made public yet. You will just have to be patient :)

Packaging

See the README.md file into the packaging directory.

Does the project have a website ?

You may find the git repository on github.