Telegram SSH User Management Bot

Project Description

This Rust-based Telegram bot is designed to manage SSH users on a server. It provides a set of commands for administrators to interact with user accounts, such as adding new users, changing passwords, and updating expiration dates.

Setup

Prerequisites

Rust programming language installed: Rust Installation Guide

Building the Project

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/zolagonano/ssh-manager-bot.git
cd ssh-manager-bot

Build the project:
```
cargo build --release
```

Configuration

Create a configuration file named userbot.json with the following structure:

{
  "bot_token": "YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN",
  "server_address": "YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS",
  "ports": [22, 2222],
  "location": "Server Location",
  "admin_list": [123456789],
  "log_chat": -987654321,
  "prefix": "user_prefix_"
}

bot_token: Your Telegram bot token.
server_address: Your server's address.
ports: List of SSH ports.
location: Location information.
admin_list: List of Telegram user IDs with admin access.
log_chat: Chat ID for logging.
prefix: Prefix for user accounts.

Usage

Run the compiled binary:
```
./target/release/ssh-manager-bot
```
Interact with the bot using Telegram commands.

Telegram Commands

/help: Display available commands.
/getexp <username>: Get user's expiry date.
/lock <username>: Lock user.
/unlock <username>: Unlock user.
/userdel <username>: Delete user.
/changemax <username> <group>: Change user's max logins.
/changepass <username> <password>: Change user's password.
/changeexp <username> <exp_date>: Change user's expiry date.
/renew <username> <days>: Renew user's expiry date.
/useradd <username> <group> <exp_date> <password>: Add new user manually.
/autoadd <group> <days>: Add new user automatically.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.