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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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fwhp

Grant temp firewall access (or run other actions locally) through web authentication

This might come in handy when you need to connect to your firewall-protected server from an unusual IP address. For example, if you're on vacation.

How it works

  • You tell fwhp what script/command to execute upon successful authentication (e.g. add some firewall rules to temporarily grant access to that IP address).
  • fwhp starts a native node.js HTTPS server and waits for a correct password.
  • When it gets a correct password it executes your command as follows: /your/script allow <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]
  • After the time you configured it runs the same script as follows: /your/script deny <IP> [<optional arguments you configured>]

Config

If you want - you can have several passwords that trigger different actions. Here's a sample config file:

module.exports={general: {ip: '0.0.0.0',// IP that FWHP should listen onport: 1000,// TCP port to bind totime: 18000,// default time in seconds after which the 'deny' action is calledssl: '/etc/fwhp/ssl',// the folder with SSL cert.pem and key.pem fileslog: '/var/log/fwhp.log'},passwords: {// This section defines the valid passwords and the actions to take upon successful authentification with that password'password1': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',// the local script to run upon successful authenticationtime: 18000,// redefine the default timearg: 'trusted'// An optional argument that may be passed to that CMD in addition to the standard ones (e.g.: ipset set name, port number)},'password2': {cmd: '/etc/fwhp/cmd/iptables.js',arg: '2222'}}};

Scripts

Sample scripts are provided with the app (see the config/cmd folder). Here's an example of what your script may look like:

varaction,exec,ip,set,_ref;exec=require('child_process').exec;// parse the arguments_ref=process.argv.slice(2),action=_ref[0],ip=_ref[1],set=_ref[2];// make something usefulswitch(action){case'allow':
exec("ipset add "+set+" "+ip);break;case'deny':
exec("ipset del "+set+" "+ip);break;default:
console.log("Wrong action provided");}

Usage:

sudo fwhp-start /etc/fwhp/config.js

Installation

You will need a node.js and npm packed manager to install it:

sudo npm install -g fwhp
sudo fwhp-init-config

Running fwhp-init-config is optional. It will:

  • install the sample config file
  • install sample script files
  • optionally generate you a self-signed SSL certificate (needed for running HTTPS server)

If you don't have node.js installed on your system, here's how to do it (Ubuntu/Debian)

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

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