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QRNet
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QRNet, sometimes also known as "The Clacks", is an ethernet tunnel providing an
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opto-uncoupled ether via two laptops with webcams reading qr-codes from each
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others display.
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This tunnel was written at the Chaos Communication Camp (CCCamp). Until day 2
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there was no stable internet connection at our part of the camp and wifi was
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not reliable, but the guys across the road had a pretty decent connection.
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Sadly no two beamers could be acquired and QRNet did not save the day.
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Nevertheless the code has been finnished and a 90cm connection has been
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established at camp site.
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Installation and requirements
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* python-opencv
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* python-zbar
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* python-qrencode
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* python-gtk
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* ether2any
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* 2 displays
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* 2 webcams, videocams or other optical qrcode scanners
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Configuration can be done in the conf.py. After starting the tunnel you need to
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adjust the webcams. The percent bar at the bottom of the screen will show how
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many qrcodes could be read per time interval.
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How it works
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The tunnel accesses the laptops webcam and tries to read a qrcode from each
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received image. If it can be decoded, it is written as network traffic to the
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interface as incoming traffic. Outgoing traffic is displayed as qrcodes on the
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laptop's screen.
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What could be done
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* allow QRNet to run as IP tunnel, configurable via config
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Licensing
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=========
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Published under the GPLv3 or later
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