Not very efficient, but it works.
Suggested efficient version of script:
#!/bin/bash
# This script looks for Apple devices on the network and does something
# for every device that it finds.
if [[ $1 != "background" ]] ;then
echo "Backgrounding ..."
screen -d -m -S "AppleRadar" "$0" "background"
exit 0
fi
## Loging function
function Log() {
#echo "$(date) $*" >> /var/log/pluto/AppleScanner.log
echo "$(date) $*"
}
apple_macs=( 00:03:93 00:0a:27 00:0a:95 00:0d:93 00:11:24 00:14:51 00:16:cb 00:17:f2 00:19:e3 00:1b:63 00:1d:4f 00:1e:52 00:10:fa 00:1e:c2 00:1f:5b 00:1f:f3 00:21:e9 00:22:41 00:23:12 00:23:32 00:23:6c 00:23:df 00:24:36 00:25:00 00:25:4b 00:25:bc 00:26:08 00:26:4a 00:26:b0 00:26:bb 00:3e:e1 00:c6:10 00:f4:b9 04:0c:ce 04:1e:64 04:54:53 0c:74:c2 0c:77:1a 10:40:f3 10:93:e9 10:9a:dd 14:5a:05 14:8f:c6 18:20:32 18:34:51 18:e7:f4 1c:ab:a7 24:ab:81 28:37:37 28:6a:b8 28:6a:ba 28:cf:da 28:e0:2c 28:e7:cf 34:15:9e 34:51:c9 3c:07:54 3c:d0:f8 40:30:04 40:3c:fc 40:6c:8f 40:a6:d9 40:d3:2d 44:2a:60 44:d8:84 48:60:bc 4c:b1:99 50:ea:d6 58:1f:aa 58:55:ca 58:b0:35 5c:59:48 60:33:4b 60:c5:47 60:fa:cd 60:fb:42 64:20:0c 64:b9:e8 64:e6:82 68:09:27 68:a8:6d 6c:c2:6b 70:73:cb 70:cd:60 70:de:e2 74:e1:b6 78:a3:e4 78:ca:39 7c:11:be 7c:6d:62 7c:c3:a1 7c:c5:37 7c:f0:5f 88:c6:63 8c:58:77 8c:7b:9d 90:27:e4 90:84:0d 98:03:d8 98:d6:bb a4:67:06 a4:b1:97 a4:d1:d2 b8:17:c2 b8:8d:12 b8:c7:5d b8:f6:b1 b8:ff:61 c0:84:7a c4:2c:03 c8:2a:14 c8:33:4b c8:bc:c8 cc:08:e0 d0:23:db d4:9a:20 d8:30:62 d8:9e:3f d8:a2:5e dc:2b:61 e0:b9:ba e0:f8:47 e4:ce:8f e8:04:0b e8:06:88 ec:85:2f f0:b4:79 f0:cb:a1 f8:1e:df fc:25:3f 00:88:65 04:15:52 04:26:65 04:f7:e4 10:1c:0c 10:dd:b1 1c:e6:2b 20:7d:74 28:cf:e9 2c:b4:3a 30:90:ab 30:f7:c5 34:c0:59 38:0f:4a 38:48:4c 3c:e0:72 40:b3:95 44:fb:42 4c:8d:79 54:26:96 5c:96:9d 60:fe:c5 64:a3:cb 68:9c:70 70:11:24 78:6c:1c 7c:fa:df 80:92:9f 84:fc:fe 88:1f:a1 88:53:95 88:cb:87 94:94:26 98:b8:e3 9c:04:eb a0:ed:cd a8:96:8a a8:fa:d8 ac:3c:0b b4:f0:ab b8:78:2e bc:3b:af bc:92:6b c8:6f:1d cc:78:5f d8:00:4d d8:d1:cb e4:25:e7 e4:8b:7f e8:8d:28 f0:d1:a9 f4:1b:a1 f4:f1:5a )
declare -A apple_macs_assoc
for mac in "${apple_macs[@]}"; do
apple_macs_assoc["$mac"]="$mac"
done
while : ;do
while read serverIP skip serverMAC skip; do
#sleep 10
## Get the important info
Log "Processing $serverIP (mac: $serverMAC )"
if [[ -n "${apple_macs_assoc["$serverMAC"]}" ]]; then
Log Found an apple product here: $serverIP
break;
fi
done < <(arp -n |fgrep -v incomplete |fgrep ether)
## Wait 60 seconds before doing another scan
sleep 60
done
I haven't thoroughly tested my new script, but it appears to be doing what the original one did.
