Initial Release

Changelog

[1.0.0] - 2025-09-13

Added

• Initial Script Creation (provision_user.sh):

  • Created the initial provision_user.sh script to automate user provisioning.
  • Implemented core logic for creating a system user with a predefined password, expiration, and connection limit.
  • Added safety checks for required binaries (ws-epro, updeproprt.py).
  • Included automatic backup of /etc/ssh/sshd_config.

• Service Management:

  • Integrated logic to automatically install and configure ws-epro, stunnel4, and udpgw services if they are not already present.
  • For udpgw, the script automatically updates the service to use high-performance settings (--max-clients 100000, --max-connections-for-client 100000).
  • Added a function to restart all relevant services (sshd, ws-epro, stunnel4) after provisioning.

• User Creation Automation:

  • Automated the user creation process based on the logic from the existing funcs/create_user script.
  • Hardcoded user parameters: 60-day expiration and 99999 connection limit.
  • Ensured the /root/accounts.db file is updated in the correct username:password limit format.

• Enhanced User Interface:

  • Implemented an interactive select menu for choosing a saver name, improving usability and preventing typos.
  • Added a startup menu to choose between "Local Execution" and "Remote Execution".
  • Introduced a modern color scheme to improve readability and user experience.
  • Added a clear command at the start of the script for a clean interface.

• Remote Execution:

  • Added functionality to provision users on remote servers via SSH.
  • The script prompts for the server's IP, root password, and SSH port.
  • Includes a check to ensure sshpass is installed on the local machine, and attempts to install it if it's missing.
  • The remote execution logic is a direct mirror of the local execution, ensuring consistent behavior.

• Go Version (provisioner):

  • Created a complete Go version (provisioner.go) of the shell script, replicating all functionality in a compiled, self-contained binary.
  • The Go version includes the same interactive menus, color scheme, service setup logic, and remote execution capabilities.
  • Managed Go dependencies by creating a go.mod file.