#!/bin/sh # Bare Metal Alchemist, 2022 ############################################# # Copper - ♀ # ############################################# # Copper wires form the backbone of electrical systems worldwide # and much of the internet as a whole. # This ingredient is focused around scripts that make it easier to # interact with and create new networks on your system. locate_torrc() { if [ -n $TORRCPATH ]; then if [ -e /usr/local/etc/tor/torrc ]; then TORRCPATH='/usr/local/etc/tor/torrc' elif [ -e /etc/tor/torrc ]; then TORRCPATH='/etc/tor/torrc' elif [ -e $HOME/.tor/torrc ]; then TORRCPATH="${HOME}/.tor/torrc" else echo -e "${RED}Uh oh...${RESET} I couldn't figure out\ where your torrc file is. That might cause some issues" exit 1 fi fi echo -e "Your torrc is located at ${BLUE}${TORRCPATH}${RESET}" remember "TORRCPATH=${TORRCPATH}" } configure_tor() { locate_torrc echo -e "Your existing torrc file has the following settings: " echo "" cat $TORRCPATH | grep '^[^#]' echo "" echo -en "Would you like to reset them?: ${BLUE}(y/n)${RESET} " read torrc_reset case $torrc_reset in "Y" | "y") cp resources/torrc-template . sudo sed -i "s#USER#${USER}#g" torrc-template sudo sed -i "s#HOME#${HOME}#g" torrc-template sudo mv torrc-template $TORRCPATH echo -e "${GREEN}Torrc file reset!${RESET}" ;; '*') echo "Okay, we'll leave it as is." ;; esac echo "" echo -e "Tor configuration ${GREEN}complete!${RESET}" } get_external_ip() { case $DISTRO in "arch") install_if_needed dnsutils ;; "*") #install_if_needed dig echo "Not yet supported! Feel free to help out here :)" ;; esac EXTERNAL_IP=$(dig @resolver4.opendns.com myip.opendns.com +short) echo "Your external IP is $EXTERNAL_IP" remember "EXTERNAL_IP=$EXTERNAL_IP" } get_domain_name() { read -p "Do you have a domain name pointing to this computer? (y/n): " dns echo "" case $dns in y | Y) echo "Good to hear! What is it?" read -p "http://" domain ;; *) echo "Okay, let's just leave it open for now." domain=$(dig @resolver4.opendns.com myip.opendns.com +short) anywhere=1 echo "Try accessing this AO from either localhost, 127.0.0.1, or ${domain}" ;; esac if [ "$anywhere" -eq 1 ]; then ACCESS_POINT=http://localhost else ACCESS_POINT=https://$domain fi } check_ports() { install_if_needed nmap nmap -Pn $domain > nmap.txt OPEN=1 if grep -qE "^80/.*(open|filtered)" nmap.txt; then echo -e "I can see port ${GREEN}80${RESET}!" else echo -e "Uh oh, port ${RED}80${RESET} isn't showing up..." OPEN=0 fi if grep -qE "^443/.*(open|filtered)" nmap.txt; then echo -e "I can see port ${GREEN}443${RESET} as well!" else echo -e "Uh oh, port ${RED}443${RESET} isn't showing up..." OPEN=0 fi rm nmap.txt echo "" if [[ $OPEN -eq 0 ]]; then echo -e "${RED}Port configuration needed.${RESET} Something (probably your wireless router) is blocking us from serving this page to the rest of the internet." echo "Port forwarding is relatively simple, but as it stands it is beyond the scope of this script to be able to automate it." echo -e "You'll probably need to look up the login information for your specific router and forward the red ports to the local IP of this computer (${BOLD}$(ip route | grep default | grep -oP "(?<=src )[^ ]+")${RESET})." echo -e "You can log into your router at this IP address: ${BOLD}$(route -n | grep ^0.0.0.0 | awk '{print $2}')${RESET}" echo "That's all the help I can give you regarding port forwarding. Good luck!" echo "" fi } # internet connections? copper wires etc. # using yggdrasil could maybe fit in here # nginx setup # port checking