OpenVPN server user connection notification
I've setup an OpenVPN complete server, perfectly working and everything okay.
I've tried to setup and email notification when a user connects to the vpn, but the params pointed on the documentation (--client-connect/--client-disconnect) doesn't work (said by official support).
So now, i am triying to make a manual notification based on the output of the command VPNStatus of the /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/sacli VPNStatus which output a json with client info:
{
"openvpn_0": {
"client_list": [
[
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"virtual_ip",
"",
"5081",
"6749",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:35 2019",
"1549355675",
"username",
"1624",
"0"
]
],
"client_list_header": {
"Bytes Received": 4,
"Bytes Sent": 5,
"Client ID": 9,
"Common Name": 0,
"Connected Since": 6,
"Connected Since (time_t)": 7,
"Peer ID": 10,
"Real Address": 1,
"Username": 8,
"Virtual Address": 2,
"Virtual IPv6 Address": 3
},
"global_stats": {
"Max bcast/mcast queue length": "0"
},
"routing_table": [
[
"virtual_ip",
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:37 2019",
"1549355677"
]
],
"routing_table_header": {
"Common Name": 1,
"Last Ref": 3,
"Last Ref (time_t)": 4,
"Real Address": 2,
"Virtual Address": 0
},
"time": [
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:41 2019",
"1549355681"
],
"title": "OpenVPN 2.4.3 [git:release/2.4/c7e259160b28e94e+] x86_64-pc-linux-gnu [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [LZ4] [EPOLL] [MH/PKTINFO] [AEAD] built on Dec 24 2018"
}
}
I am not sure about which can be the best way to notify the user that he's connected having that info.
Some script in python parsing the info and make temporal files to not re-notify clients notified?
Something in bash analizing the diffs between json and json report?
Thanks for help
vpn openvpn notification json
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I've setup an OpenVPN complete server, perfectly working and everything okay.
I've tried to setup and email notification when a user connects to the vpn, but the params pointed on the documentation (--client-connect/--client-disconnect) doesn't work (said by official support).
So now, i am triying to make a manual notification based on the output of the command VPNStatus of the /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/sacli VPNStatus which output a json with client info:
{
"openvpn_0": {
"client_list": [
[
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"virtual_ip",
"",
"5081",
"6749",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:35 2019",
"1549355675",
"username",
"1624",
"0"
]
],
"client_list_header": {
"Bytes Received": 4,
"Bytes Sent": 5,
"Client ID": 9,
"Common Name": 0,
"Connected Since": 6,
"Connected Since (time_t)": 7,
"Peer ID": 10,
"Real Address": 1,
"Username": 8,
"Virtual Address": 2,
"Virtual IPv6 Address": 3
},
"global_stats": {
"Max bcast/mcast queue length": "0"
},
"routing_table": [
[
"virtual_ip",
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:37 2019",
"1549355677"
]
],
"routing_table_header": {
"Common Name": 1,
"Last Ref": 3,
"Last Ref (time_t)": 4,
"Real Address": 2,
"Virtual Address": 0
},
"time": [
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:41 2019",
"1549355681"
],
"title": "OpenVPN 2.4.3 [git:release/2.4/c7e259160b28e94e+] x86_64-pc-linux-gnu [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [LZ4] [EPOLL] [MH/PKTINFO] [AEAD] built on Dec 24 2018"
}
}
I am not sure about which can be the best way to notify the user that he's connected having that info.
Some script in python parsing the info and make temporal files to not re-notify clients notified?
Something in bash analizing the diffs between json and json report?
Thanks for help
vpn openvpn notification json
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
add a comment |
I've setup an OpenVPN complete server, perfectly working and everything okay.
I've tried to setup and email notification when a user connects to the vpn, but the params pointed on the documentation (--client-connect/--client-disconnect) doesn't work (said by official support).
So now, i am triying to make a manual notification based on the output of the command VPNStatus of the /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/sacli VPNStatus which output a json with client info:
{
"openvpn_0": {
"client_list": [
[
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"virtual_ip",
"",
"5081",
"6749",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:35 2019",
"1549355675",
"username",
"1624",
"0"
]
],
"client_list_header": {
"Bytes Received": 4,
"Bytes Sent": 5,
"Client ID": 9,
"Common Name": 0,
"Connected Since": 6,
"Connected Since (time_t)": 7,
"Peer ID": 10,
"Real Address": 1,
"Username": 8,
"Virtual Address": 2,
"Virtual IPv6 Address": 3
},
"global_stats": {
"Max bcast/mcast queue length": "0"
},
"routing_table": [
[
"virtual_ip",
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:37 2019",
"1549355677"
]
],
"routing_table_header": {
"Common Name": 1,
"Last Ref": 3,
"Last Ref (time_t)": 4,
"Real Address": 2,
"Virtual Address": 0
},
"time": [
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:41 2019",
"1549355681"
],
"title": "OpenVPN 2.4.3 [git:release/2.4/c7e259160b28e94e+] x86_64-pc-linux-gnu [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [LZ4] [EPOLL] [MH/PKTINFO] [AEAD] built on Dec 24 2018"
}
}
I am not sure about which can be the best way to notify the user that he's connected having that info.
Some script in python parsing the info and make temporal files to not re-notify clients notified?
Something in bash analizing the diffs between json and json report?
Thanks for help
vpn openvpn notification json
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
I've setup an OpenVPN complete server, perfectly working and everything okay.
I've tried to setup and email notification when a user connects to the vpn, but the params pointed on the documentation (--client-connect/--client-disconnect) doesn't work (said by official support).
So now, i am triying to make a manual notification based on the output of the command VPNStatus of the /usr/local/openvpn_as/scripts/sacli VPNStatus which output a json with client info:
{
"openvpn_0": {
"client_list": [
[
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"virtual_ip",
"",
"5081",
"6749",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:35 2019",
"1549355675",
"username",
"1624",
"0"
]
],
"client_list_header": {
"Bytes Received": 4,
"Bytes Sent": 5,
"Client ID": 9,
"Common Name": 0,
"Connected Since": 6,
"Connected Since (time_t)": 7,
"Peer ID": 10,
"Real Address": 1,
"Username": 8,
"Virtual Address": 2,
"Virtual IPv6 Address": 3
},
"global_stats": {
"Max bcast/mcast queue length": "0"
},
"routing_table": [
[
"virtual_ip",
"username",
"real_ip:port",
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:37 2019",
"1549355677"
]
],
"routing_table_header": {
"Common Name": 1,
"Last Ref": 3,
"Last Ref (time_t)": 4,
"Real Address": 2,
"Virtual Address": 0
},
"time": [
"Tue Feb 5 08:34:41 2019",
"1549355681"
],
"title": "OpenVPN 2.4.3 [git:release/2.4/c7e259160b28e94e+] x86_64-pc-linux-gnu [SSL (OpenSSL)] [LZO] [LZ4] [EPOLL] [MH/PKTINFO] [AEAD] built on Dec 24 2018"
}
}
I am not sure about which can be the best way to notify the user that he's connected having that info.
Some script in python parsing the info and make temporal files to not re-notify clients notified?
Something in bash analizing the diffs between json and json report?
Thanks for help
vpn openvpn notification json
vpn openvpn notification json
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
asked yesterday
WilliWonkaWilliWonka
485
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