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Simple external script to use with OpenVPN or similar for username and password authentication (auth-user-pass-verify)
#!/bin/bash
#
# Read username and password from the supplied filename
#
readarray -t lines < $1
username=${lines[0]}
password=${lines[1]}
#
# Collection of usernames and SHA512 hashed passwords
#
users=(
'some.user|$6$msd9UoKs$fboHk.i.Orbm8/VWbkagML/QWneNSkFcHpdNMXJF4rGuYhXoSreaYd5r4nKi7gHI9udhSHOhmPwwbbMEvYPAx1'
'another.user|$6$msd9UoKs$bD1hNG.nh7s/aEOGKyvY7pF9VdzwSNxfBQar.56EvaJ4h2qvECbp0PszzVohQ3WIuctuV88TViWnY3YFJqni3.'
)
salt="msd9UoKs"
for user in "${users[@]}"
do
arrIN=(${user//|/ })
currentUsername=${arrIN[0]}
currentPassword=${arrIN[1]}
if [[ "$currentUsername" == "$username" ]]; then
echo "Found user $currentUsername checking password..."
passwordToTest=$(python -c "import crypt, getpass, pwd; print(crypt.crypt('${password}', '\$6\$${salt}\$'))")
if [[ "$passwordToTest" == "$currentPassword" ]]; then
echo "Correct password"
exit 0
fi
fi
done
echo "Could not find a username/password combination."
exit 1
#
# Generate users with python or mkpasswd from Debian whois package:
# python -c "import crypt, getpass, pwd; print(crypt.crypt('<password>', '\$6\$<salt>\$'))"
# docker run -it ubuntu bash -c "apt-get update && apt-get install -f whois && mkpasswd -m sha-512 -S '<salt>' '<password>'"
#
#
# For OpenVPN configure with:
# script-security 2
# auth-user-pass-verify /pathtoscript.sh via-file
# username-as-common-name # Without this OpenVPN will use CN in the certificate as the user name
# duplicate-cn # Needed if everyone is using same client certificate
#
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