vdeville / ssh-login-alert-telegram

Recieive telegram notfications when user connect to a server

Alert via telegram when user logon via SSH

Work on all popular linux system (Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux etc..)

Requirement

• curl
• git (much easy to install)

Install

1. Clone or download to /opt/ folder cd /opt/ && git clone https://github.com/MyTheValentinus/ssh-login-alert-telegram

2. Edit two configuration variables by editing credentials.config: vim credentials.config

3. Add this script when user connect with the deploy script: bash deploy.sh

4. Confirm that the script is working by logging you to ssh again.

Install with Ansible

If you have many servers go check: https://github.com/MyTheValentinus/Deploy-Telegram-SSH-Alerting-with-Ansible (fork of initial @stylernico work)

ssh-login-alert-telegram's Issues

No Hostname

Hi,

I've manually changed on all my servers the hostname on the same way. On one of them, the deployment can't be done..
The file /etc/hostname is written with one line..

/opt# sh /etc/profile.d/telegram-alert.sh hostname: Name or service not known

EDIT

I've this on tTelegram

Connection from XXX as root on (XXX)
Date: 06 sept. 2017 22:17
More informations: https://ipinfo.io/XXX (https://ipinfo.io/XXX)<

But there is no hostname, and it has no symbol or number..

Deploy failed with ZSH on CentOS

ssh-login-alert-telegram]# ./deploy.sh
Deploying alerts...
Check if ZSH is installed..
ZSH is installed, deploy alerts to zshrc
./deploy.sh: line 12: /etc/zsh/zshrc: No such file or directory
Done!

i had to chmod +x deploy.sh to be able to run it and install zsh prior running it.
i've changed the configuration file with the proper tokens and group ids but does not seems to be working. Im running it on a Centos 7

Add Logout Alert

Hi,

Possible to add notification SSH logout session based on pam session?

Thank you.