Technically Tim

#!/bin/sh
#
# Jetib Login Tool (v0.1)
# 
# Author: Timothy White http://weirdo.bur.st/
# 
# This script will log you in to a jetib (Jet Internet Billing) system
#
#
# It will first attempt to load your credentials from .jetibcreds
# If this file doesn't exist, it will fall back to asking for your
# credentials first via zenity, and if zenity isn't installed then via
# normal shell input
#
# curl must be installed and in your path for this tool to work
 
# Curtin University settings are as follows
#DOMAIN="jetib.curtin.edu.au"
#LOGIN_PAGE="/curtin/portal/login"
#STATUS_PAGE="/curtin/portal/popup_text_refresh"
#OGOFF_PAGE="/curtin/portal/logout"
 
DOMAIN="jetib.curtin.edu.au"
LOGIN_PAGE="/curtin/portal/login"
STATUS_PAGE="/curtin/portal/popup_text_refresh"
LOGOFF_PAGE="/curtin/portal/logout"
 
# .jetibcreds file in users home directory
# containing login credentials in the format of
# username:password
JETLOGIN="$HOME/.jetibcreds"
 
# User agent to pretend to be (just incase they block scripts, pretend to be a browser)
USER_AGENT="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.1.1) Gecko/20090715 Firefox/3.5.1 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)"
 
# Find location of curl and zenity
CURL=$(which curl)
ZENITY=$(which zenity)
 
 
# Catch ctrl_c requests and logout and cleanup
ctrl_c() {
    stty echo # Turn TTY echo back ON!
    # (Maybe we caught Ctrl-c when they were supposed to be entering password)
    echo ""
    echo "Logging you off..."
    # Send logoff request
    curl -s https://$DOMAIN$LOGOFF_PAGE -c cookies.txt -b cookies.txt |grep "<p>"
 
    # Clear cookies file
    rm cookies.txt
    exit 0
}
 
status_page() {
    # Get status page text
    status_text=$(curl -s https://$DOMAIN$STATUS_PAGE -c cookies.txt -b cookies.txt)
 
    # Process status page text
    remaining=$(echo "$status_text" | grep remaining)
    loggedinas=$(echo "$status_text" | grep "logged in as"|egrep -o '<em>.*</em>'|grep -o '[0-9]*')
    quota=$(echo "$status_text" | grep -i quota|egrep -o ':[^<]*' )
    thismonth=$(echo "$status_text" | grep -i "this month"|grep -o '[^<]*'|grep 'this')
    thissession=$(echo "$status_text" | grep -i "this session"|grep -o '[^<]*'|grep 'this')
 
    # Display status page
    clear
    echo "$remaining"
    echo "Logged in as: $loggedinas"
    echo "Monthly Quota$quota"
    echo "$thismonth"
    echo "$thissession"
    echo ""
    echo "Press Ctrl-C to disconnect"
 
}
 
 
if [ -x "$CURL" ]
then
    if [ -r "$JETLOGIN" ]
    then
        # .jetibcreds file in users home directory
        # containing login credentials in the format of
        # username:password
        creds=$(cat $JETLOGIN)
        USERNAME=${creds%%:*}
        PASSWORD=${creds#*:}
 
    else
        # Credentials not saved, ask for them
        if [ -x "$ZENITY" ]
        then
            # Use Zenity to ask for credentials
            USERNAME=$(zenity --entry --title="Internet Login" --text="Username")
            PASSWORD=$(zenity --entry --title="Internet Login" --text="Password" --hide-text)
        else
            # Zenity not installed, falling back to shell to ask for credentials
            echo -n "Username: "
            read USERNAME
            echo ""
            echo -n "Password: "
            # trap ctrl-c and call ctrl_c()
            trap ctrl_c INT 
            stty -echo # Turn off TTY echo so password is hidden
            read PASSWORD
            stty echo # Turn TTY echo back ON!
            echo "" # force a carriage return to be output
        fi
    fi
 
    # Submit login request to server (No error checking yet)
    curl -s -A "$USER_AGENT" -F "targeturl=''" -F "submit=Logon" -F "username=$USERNAME" -F "password=$PASSWORD" -c cookies.txt https://$DOMAIN$LOGIN_PAGE > /dev/null
 
    # trap ctrl-c and call ctrl_c()
    trap ctrl_c INT 
    while true
    do # Loop updating status page every minute until Ctrl-C is pressed
    status_page ; sleep 1m
    done
 
else
    echo "This Jetib login tool requires curl to be installed and in the PATH";
fi