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BeanBash is a script written in Bash dedicated to blocking the epoptes service and being able to prevent remote connection from this service. In addition, you have the possibility to also block the SSH service to prevent them from re-enabling epoptes remotely. Epoptes uses VMWare, so this service must be stopped as well.
Every time you log in again, epoptes starts again with all services, so the script must be run every time.
This script uses the "service" and "route" commands so it only works with Debian and its derivatives like Ubuntu.
The blocking option stop the VMWare and epoptes services, then detect the epoptes server IP and block it from kernel. After this, create the rules to block the applications' ports and kill the active processes of epoptes.
The activation option remove the IP bloking rule, start epoptes and vmware services, and rerun epoptes-client for activation.
You can download the script directly from GitHub, there are two ways to download: by cloning the repository and downloading the compressed file.
To download from the repository you must have git installed, it can be installed with the following command:
sudo apt install git
With git installed, you have to stay in the directory where you want to have the script and execute the following command:
git clone https://github.com/TheRussianHetzer/BeanBash.git
This command will create a directory that will contain the script ready to be executed.
From this link you can get the English version. Through this link you will have the Spanish version. The Spanish version is always released in advance and may have more bugs but more features. Once downloaded it can be unzipped using the following command:
tar -xvzf example.zip
Change ejemplo.zip to the file name.
It may be necessary to add execute permissions to the script in order to work. To do this, you must first go to the directory where the script is stored and execute the following command:
chmod u+x ./BeanBash.sh