lanturtle-modules/modules/upnp-portfwd

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#!/bin/bash /usr/lib/turtle/turtle_module
VERSION="0.6"
DESCRIPTION="uPnP Port Forwarding"
AUTHOR="Shad"
CONF=/tmp/upnp_portfwd.form
: ${DIALOG_OK=0}
: ${DIALOG_CANCEL=1}
: ${DIALOG_HELP=2}
: ${DIALOG_EXTRA=3}
: ${DIALOG_ITEM_HELP=4}
: ${DIALOG_ESC=255}
function configure {
if [ -s /etc/config/upnp_portfwd ]
then
upnp_portfwd_lport=$(uci get upnp_portfwd.lport)
upnp_portfwd_rport=$(uci get upnp_portfwd.rport)
upnp_portfwd_proto=$(uci get upnp_portfwd.protocol)
else
touch /etc/config/upnp_portfwd
fi
dialog --ok-label "Submit" \
--help-button \
--title "uPnp Port Forwarding Configuration" \
--form "Port Forward\n\n\
Router Port: External port of router to be forwarded\n\
Local Port: Port of service running in Turtle's WAN\n\
Protocol: tcp or udp\n \n" 16 60 3\
"Router Port:" 1 1 "$upnp_portfwd_rport" 1 14 48 0 \
"Local Port:" 2 1 "$upnp_portfwd_lport" 2 14 48 0 \
"Protocol:" 3 1 "$upnp_portfwd_proto" 3 14 48 0 \
2>$CONF
return=$?
case $return in
$DIALOG_OK)
cat $CONF | {
read -r upnp_portfwd_rport
read -r upnp_portfwd_lport
read -r upnp_portfwd_proto
touch /etc/config/upnp_portfwd
uci set upnp_portfwd.lport="$upnp_portfwd_lport"
uci set upnp_portfwd.rport="$upnp_portfwd_rport"
uci set upnp_portfwd.protocol="$upnp_portfwd_proto"
uci commit upnp_portfwd
rm $CONF
};;
$DIALOG_CANCEL)
rm $CONF
clear
exit;;
$DIALOG_HELP)
dialog --title "Help" \
--msgbox "\
uPnP Portfwd is a service which provides automatic port forwarding when connected to some uPnP enabled routers.\nThis service is typically used to provide a
convenient and persistent DIRECT shell from the outside into the LAN Turtle so that a remote "proxy" server or host is not needed.\n*IF* the router is uPnP enabled
and forwards the port it would be possible to connect directly to the Turtle from any arbitrary/anonymous location, even from TOR.\n \n
Remote Port - External port on the router to be forwarded to the Turtle.\n \n\
Local Port - The port where a local service is running in the Turtle (Typically 22 -ssh-)\n \n\
Protocol - TCP or UDP (tcp for ssh)\n \n\
Example: Per the defaults, the router will forward its external port 45000 to the LAN Turtle port 22. In this scenario one may establish a direct connection to the
LAN Turtle by ssh'ing into the router's external interface port 45000: ssh -p 45000 root@external.router.ip \n \n
While this won't work in many cases, it may come handy when it does, which is frequent for some telco provided SOHO routers.\n \n\
" 20 60
configure
;;
$DIALOG_ESC)
clear;;
esac
}
function start {
if [ ! -e "/etc/config/upnp_portfwd" ]; then
touch /etc/config/upnp_portfwd
uci set upnp_portfwd.lport="22"
uci set upnp_portfwd.rport="45000"
uci set upnp_portfwd.protocol="tcp"
uci commit upnp_portfwd
fi
if [ ! -e "/usr/bin/upnpc" ]; then
opkg update
opkg install miniupnpc
fi
ETH1_IP="`ifconfig eth1 | grep "inet addr" | awk -F: '{ print $2; }' | awk '{ print $1; }'`"
iptables -t filter -I INPUT 1 -i eth1 -j ACCEPT # Kludge to allow uPnP work - Maybe a more specific way to do it?
upnpc -a $ETH1_IP $(uci get upnp_portfwd.lport) $(uci get upnp_portfwd.rport) $(uci get upnp_portfwd.protocol)
iptables -I INPUT 1 -i eth1 -p $(uci get upnp_portfwd.protocol) --dport $(uci get upnp_portfwd.lport) -j ACCEPT
FWDRULE="`upnpc -l | grep "$(uci get upnp_portfwd.rport)->" | tail -1`"
if [ "$FWDRULE" == "" ]; then
uci set upnp_portfwd.enabled="0"
else
uci set upnp_portfwd.enabled="1"
fi
uci commit upnp_portfwd
iptables -t filter -D INPUT -i eth1 -j ACCEPT
}
function stop {
iptables -t filter -I INPUT 1 -i eth1 -j ACCEPT
upnpc -d $(uci get upnp_portfwd.rport) $(uci get upnp_portfwd.protocol)
iptables -t filter -D INPUT -i eth1 -j ACCEPT
iptables -D INPUT -i eth1 -p $(uci get upnp_portfwd.protocol) --dport $(uci get upnp_portfwd.lport) -j ACCEPT
uci set upnp_portfwd.enabled="0"
uci commit upnp_portfwd
}
function status {
if [ "$(uci get upnp_portfwd.enabled 2>/dev/null)" == "1" ]; then
echo "1"
else
echo "0"
fi
}