At the moment this Script is pretty stable and reliable, but use it at your own risk!

Shelly

Stuff based around the beautifull small electronic devices from Allterco

Secure

This Script queries trough a given number of ips or mdns names and restricts the http login with a given username and password

Installation

Following installations are possible:

1. automatically via pip:

pip install shelly-restrict

2. manually via git clone Clone or download this repository first and run:

(python3 -m) pip install -r ./requirements.txt

Usage

1. When it was installed auomatically:

Please enter your ips seperated with a comma as the fourth parameter

shelly-restrict [mode] [username] [password] [ip1,ip2,..]
  mode      enable/disable
  username  the username you want to use
  password  the password you want to use
  ips       the ip(s) of the shelly device(s), seperated by a comma

2. When it was installed manually:

Don't forget to change the ip/mdns range in line 12

ips = ['192.168.xxx.xxx'] #add ips or mdns names of devices

Then:

python3 secure.py [mode] [username] [password]
  mode  enable/disable
  username  the username you want to use
  password  the password you want to use

Error-Codes

• 0: Failed to load Shelly.json, check the directory and path. (The script cant find the Credentials-File)
• 1: Wrong password entered. (The provided password doesnt match with the saved hash)
• 2: Right hash found but wrong password provided. (The entered password matches the saved hash, but not the actual password on the login page)
• 3: Found Shelly.json, but didnt find entry for this device. (The script found the Credentials-File, but the restricted login was never enabled with this script)
• 4: Found Shelly.json, but its empty. (The Credentials-File is empty, if you did not do this manually please open an issue)
• 5: Fatal error! (The provided command lead to a script crash wich results in a fatal error)

Credentials-File

The Credentials-File (Shellys.json) is generated and then located in the same directory as the script. The structure is:

{"devices": [{"ip": "192.168.xxx.xxx", "username": "test", "password": "$pbkdf2-sha256$30000$yZnzPqc0Rqi1NibEeM.5Fw$QZ0sk1Z6K4LMt3UM3AGrrKLk9jBOjwrXsY1psfAPY4Q"}, {"ip": "192.168.xxx.xxx", "username": "test", "password": "$pbkdf2-sha256$30000$yZnzPqc0Rqi1NibEeM.5Fw$QZ0sk1Z6K4LMt3UM3AGrrKLk9jBOjwrXsY1psfAPY4Q"}]}