Owning the Fritz!Box with Django

Simple Django project to frequently collect data from the FritzBox router and store to DB

Uses selenium with PhantomJS for the web interface, fritzconnection for the AVM tr-064 soap interface and django-kronos for the cron-job integration

Django Admin is used to browse the data.

Dependencies

• Python 2.7, Django 1.11, fritzconnection 0.6.5
• phantomjs webdriver binary
• tshark and pyshark (for basic analysis of captured packets)
• gcc libxml2-dev libxslt-dev libpython-dev tshark
• tested with Fritz!Box 7412, 7490, Fritz!OS 6.90 (german)
  • The scraping of the web interface depends on german language at some places

How to run

./manage.py installtasks

to install the fritz_worker cronjob,

or manually

./manage.py runtask fritz_worker      # to run all
./manage.py fritz_get_logs            # get log files
./manage.py fritz_get_connected       # get connected devices
./manage.py fritz_capture [seconds]   # capture packets

What it does

At defined intervals (see fritzlog/cron.py),

• It captures the log entries from the web interface
• Stores the currently connected WLAN devices (with signal strength)
• Captures a few seconds of the IP-traffic and dumps it to disk

Yes, this is evil. Please make sure you have the right mindset before use.