This is a simple python autologin bot I made because I was annoyed with the internet solution my apartment used, which required me to login on a splash page every day or so to have internet. This doesn't play well with SSH only servers...
The autologin_bot.py script is designed to be run as a systemd process. It reads a text file (example given by 'example_login.txt`) containing your login info and then proceeds to test your internet periodically. If it can't connect, it uses the credentials from the text file and logs you back in.
This was designed for Linux. Small tweaks in the ping function will be required to use this with Windows.
The script was written with Python v3.8.3.
The script only has one external dependency: mechanize (v0.4.5 at the time of writing).
If on Arch Linux:
$ sudo pacman -S python-mechanize
otherwise pip works too:
$ pip3 install mechanize
An example file, example_login.txt, gives a template for storing your login info to be read by the bot script. Now, I had a simple login password that was unique and not attached to anything sensitive. I suggest you do the same.
Run the script from the command line as such:
$ python autologin_bot.py credential_file_path
or
$ python autologin_bot.py credential_file_path delay_between_pings
The first command uses the default delay of 5 minutes between internet pings. Now just use with systemd or with whatever you fancy!