This small Python script will automatically login to public hotspots or development networks. It monitors the iwd wireless lan network daemon and performs an authentication process as soon it is connected and a matching connection profile is present.
Do not use this in production or against real public access points, since automatically logging in will violate most of the terms of use. The useage of this software is for development or research purpose only.
An profile script matches the ESSID as filename. It is a YAML file containing instructions as a sequence of http requests.
- request:
url: http://example.com/login
response:
- jquery: "form[name='login'] input[name='username']"
capture:
macaddress: [ "@value" ]
- request:
url: http://example.com/login
method: POST
form:
username: <% macaddress[0] %>
password: example123
The http request is done by hyperpotamus, which you’ll need as a dependency to use this program.
Feel free to submit your connection profiles to the GitLab repository! The script itself is also present there.
I’ll consider doing some packaging for this script and will provide systemd unit files to run this program as a daemon in the background :)
Update 2020/08: I created an AUR package, so in ArchLinux everything you’ll have to do is install the package and do systemctl enable --now iwd-autocaptiveauth to use this script :)
