If you are one of the people that use my Docker VPN Tunneling Tool this can be used to automate login by appending it to your portion of the script.
^M represents pressing enter if unfamiliar. I’ll probably forget, that’s why I’m creating this post.
#sh dockerVpnTool.sh $OPENCONNECT_VPN_ENDPOINT $LOCAL_DOCKER_ADDRESS $LOCAL_DOCKER_SSH_PORT $CONTAINER_NAME $IMAGE_NAME "$(declare -p DESTINATION_LIST)"
#Begin Customization
echo -e "\n\n1\n" | ./dockerVpnTool.sh $OPENCONNECT_VPN_ENDPOINT $LOCAL_DOCKER_ADDRESS $LOCAL_DOCKER_SSH_PORT $CONTAINER_NAME $IMAGE_NAME "$(declare -p DESTINATION_LIST)"
function connectToEndpoint()
{
#Begin Endpoint Customization
COMMAND_TO_RUN="winpty docker exec $CONTAINER_NAME bash -c"
COMMAND_TO_RUN_INTERACTIVE="winpty docker exec -it $CONTAINER_NAME bash -c"
SESSION_NAME="session_vpnTool"
USERNAME='username'
PASSWORD='password'
CONNECTION_PROFILE='connectionProfile'
$COMMAND_TO_RUN "screen -d -m -S $SESSION_NAME openconnect $OPENCONNECT_VPN_ENDPOINT"
$COMMAND_TO_RUN "screen -S $SESSION_NAME -p 0 -X stuff \"$CONNECTION_PROFILE^M\""
$COMMAND_TO_RUN "screen -S $SESSION_NAME -p 0 -X stuff \"$USERNAME^M\""
$COMMAND_TO_RUN "screen -S $SESSION_NAME -p 0 -X stuff \"$PASSWORD^M\""
#If Debug is Needed
#$COMMAND_TO_RUN_INTERACTIVE "screen -r"
}
connectToEndpoint
