Displays status of a OpenFortiVPN interface with option to connect/disconnect.
#!/bin/bash
# Get current status of a OpenFortiVPN connection with options to connect/disconnect.
# Commands that require admin permissions should be whitelisted with 'visudo', e.g.:
# YOURUSERNAME ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/local/bin/openfortivpn
# YOURUSERNAME ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/killall -2 openfortivpn
# To use openfortivpn in an easy way you can create file like: /Documents/.fortivpn-config and put your crential in it as following:
#
# host=123.45.678.9
# port=1234
# username=FOO
# password=MYPASSWORDCHARACHTERS
# trusted-cert=MYCERTIFICATECHARACHTERS
# <xbar.title>OpenFortiVPN</xbar.title>
# <xbar.version>v1.0</xbar.version>
# <xbar.author>Emran Mobaraki Novin</xbar.author>
# <xbar.author.github>emranovin</xbar.author.github>
# <xbar.desc>Displays status of a OpenFortiVPN interface with option to connect/disconnect.</xbar.desc>
# <xbar.image>https://i.imgur.com/v2aW5mo.png</xbar.image>
VPN_EXECUTABLE=/usr/local/bin/openfortivpn
VPN_EXECUTABLE_PARAMS="-c$HOME/Documents/.fortivpn-config" # Optional
VPN_INTERFACE=ppp0
# Command to determine if OpenFortiVPN is connected or disconnected
VPN_CONNECTED="ifconfig | egrep -A1 $VPN_INTERFACE | grep inet"
# Command to run to disconnect OpenFortiVPN
VPN_DISCONNECT_CMD="sudo killall -2 openfortivpn"
case "$1" in
connect)
# VPN connection command, should eventually result in $VPN_CONNECTED,
sudo "$VPN_EXECUTABLE" "$VPN_EXECUTABLE_PARAMS" &> /dev/null &
# Wait for connection so menu item refreshes instantly
until eval "$VPN_CONNECTED"; do sleep 1; done
;;
disconnect)
eval "$VPN_DISCONNECT_CMD"
# Wait for disconnection so menu item refreshes instantly
until [ -z "$(eval "$VPN_CONNECTED")" ]; do sleep 1; done
;;
esac
if [ -n "$(eval "$VPN_CONNECTED")" ]; then
echo "✔"
echo '---'
echo "Disconnect OpenFortiVPN | bash='$0' param1=disconnect terminal=false refresh=true"
exit
else
echo "✘"
echo '---'
echo "Connect OpenFortiVPN | bash='$0' param1=connect terminal=false refresh=true"
exit
fi