FixMyPPPoE is a Python utility that can log into your home router over the web interface and force your router to re-dial the configured PPPoE or switch between WAN settings on your home router. (Say you want to alternate between two ISPs running off of the same physical link)
Use the package manager pip to install
pip install https://github.com/sarfarazahmad89/FixMyPPPoEUsage: fixmypppoe [OPTIONS]
The script flips through different WAN options (PPPoE, Ethernet) on your
router. This could serve following purposes:
* Your PPPoE connection just dies periodically and you want your router
to dial it again but what you have is a cheap, $10 router that doesn't
automatically re-dial and doesn't provide any ssh/telnet interface to
make automate re-dialing easier either. So you use selenium to interact
with the router over the web interface.
* If you are in a situation like mine, where you can alternatively switch
between operators over the same physical link. You can use this script
to flip between operators.
Tips: * You can use a combination of --no-headless, --run-every and
--on-ping-fail options to automatically detect connection failures and
re-dial. Cloudflare's DNS service at 1.1.1.1 is pinged to check network
availability. * The script calls up ipinfo.io and logs the details
Requirements: selenium, chrome(browser), pyvirtualdisplay, click,
requests
Options:
-s, --sequence TEXT The order in which to sequentially change the WAN
connection type. E.g. "PPPoE:Static IP:PPPoE"
[required]
--no-headless Don't be headless ! Show me the Chrome window.
--on-ping-fail Run the flip sequence only when ping fails
--run-every INTEGER Run the flip sequence every these many seconds.
--no-ipinfo TEXT Don't query ipinfo.io.
--debug Don't log debug messages.
--help Show this message and exit.