Needed: Program to store key typing into text boxes[Found]

[greengeek]

What puppy are you running? I just compiled logkeys for my slacko 5.6 deivative and it works great.

[nilsonmorales]

https://github.com/Woofshahenzup/pklogger
http://repo.gentoo-es.com/PuppyLinux-re ... er-0.3.pet

[greengeek]

http://repo.gentoo-es.com/PuppyLinux-re ... er-0.3.pet

Hmmm, looks great - but doesn't seem to log anything on my slacko 5.6

I will keep trying.

EDIT : it seems to create the kp directory but there is no log file inside it.

[Geoffrey]

http://repo.gentoo-es.com/PuppyLinux-re ... er-0.3.pet

Hmmm, looks great - but doesn't seem to log anything on my slacko 5.6

I will keep trying.

EDIT : it seems to create the kp directory but there is no log file inside it.

I got it to work from command line

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logkeys -s -u --no-timestamps -o ~/.secret-keys.log

to kill the process

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logkeys -k

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# logkeys
Usage: logkeys [OPTION]...
Log depressed keyboard keys.

  -s, --start               start logging keypresses
  -m, --keymap=FILE         use keymap FILE
  -o, --output=FILE         log output to FILE [/var/log/logkeys.log]
  -u, --us-keymap           use en_US keymap instead of configured default
  -k, --kill                kill running logkeys process
  -d, --device=FILE         input event device [eventX from /dev/input/]
  -?, --help                print this help screen
      --export-keymap=FILE  export configured keymap to FILE and exit
      --no-func-keys        log only character keys
      --no-timestamps       don't prepend timestamps to log file lines
      --post-http=URL       POST log to URL as multipart/form-data file
      --post-size=SIZE      post log file when size equals SIZE [500k]

Examples: logkeys -s -m mylang.map -o ~/.secret-keys.log
          logkeys -s -d event6
          logkeys -k

logkeys version: 0.1.1b-svn
logkeys homepage: <http://code.google.com/p/logkeys/>

[Geoffrey]

it seems to create the kp directory but there is no log file inside it.

I found the problem, it trys to use

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-m --us-keymap

when US keyboard is selected, there is no map for the us keyboard, the /usr/bin/kp-map needs to be edited line 38 from this

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logkeys -s -m --us-keymap --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

to this

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logkeys -s -u --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

[greengeek]

Hey, good find! I did select us keymap so hopefully that is the problem. Will test later tonight I hope.

[Geoffrey]

Hey, good find! I did select us keymap so hopefully that is the problem. Will test later tonight I hope.

Just removing the -m fixes it

from

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logkeys -s -m --us-keymap --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

to

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logkeys -s --us-keymap --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

[Geoffrey]

Here's a script that works with nilsonmorales pklogger-0.3.pet, it will put a gtkdialog text edit in the tray.

The keylogger runs on running the script and stops when the tray app is exited, right click the icon for the exit menu, clicking the tray icon toggles the edit window.

You still need to configure pklogger prior to running the script to set the key map, as I mentioned the kp-map script needs the US map fixed to work.

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logkeys -s --us-keymap --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

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#!/bin/bash
# MyKeylog
# By Geoffrey

ps ax | grep -q '[My]Keylog' && exit 1
KEYLOG=`awk 'NR==2' < /root/Startup/.pkl`
KEYLOG=`echo "$KEYLOG" | awk -F'-o' '{print $1}'`
eval "$KEYLOG"--no-timestamps -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log # no timestamps
function my_keylog () {
ps ax | grep -q '[MY]KEYLOG' && kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[MY]KEYLOG/{print $2}') && exit 1
    export MYKEYLOG='
<window title="MyKeylog" icon-name="gtk-edit">
  <vbox>
    <edit file-monitor="true" auto-refresh="true" wrap-mode="3" editable="true">
    <variable>MY_KEYLOG</variable> 
    <input file>/var/log/kp/secret-keys.log</input>
    </edit>
    <hbox homogeneous="true">
    <hbox>
      <button>
        <label>Save</label>
        <input file stock="gtk-save"></input>
        <action>`echo "$MY_KEYLOG" > /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log`</action>
      </button>
    </hbox>
    </hbox>
  </vbox>
</window>'
gtkdialog -p MYKEYLOG -G 400x200"+`getcurpos | tr " " "+"`"
}
export -f my_keylog

function killkeylog () {
logkeys -k	
kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[MY]KEYLOG/{print $2}')
kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[t]ext=MyKeylog/{print $2}')
}
export -f killkeylog

function about () {
yad --title="About MyKeylog" --close-on-unfocus --geometry=200x100"+`getcurpos | tr " " "+"`" --text-align="center" --skip-taskbar --window-icon="gtk-dialog-info" \
--text="
MyKeylog
   
By Geoffrey
 
03/11/2016
 
" --no-buttons --timeout="5" 
}
export -f about

mkfifo /tmp/mykeylog >/dev/null 2>&1
exec 3<> /tmp/mykeylog

exec yad --notification --no-middle --text=$"MyKeylog" --image="gtk-edit" --command "sh -c 'my_keylog >/dev/null 2>&1'" --listen <&3 &

echo "menu:About!bash -c about!gtk-about|Exit!sh -c 'killkeylog >/dev/null 2>&1'!gtk-quit" >&3

[nilsonmorales]

Thank you Geoffrey, i will commit your fixes and update the pklogger.

[april]

Yes thanks Geoffrey and nilsonmorales .

Seems to work atm only when I start it . I put your script in /root/Startup so hopefully it will run forever more .(Whoops noticed thats not needed so I removed that)(No it does not seem to start automatically from ".pkl" either. I have to run kp in a terminal each time and choose to start it ) Why are these things always marred by problems?
Its pretty easy . I just want it to run automatically every time I run my computer.



It doesn't happen to RoundRobin does it? I'll just have to edit it from time to time .
Oh and i don't get an icon in the tray and no menu entry Geoffrey . Is that what you meant to happen?
Using Precise 5.7.1

[Geoffrey]

Yes thanks Geoffrey and nilsonmorales . I used /usr/bin/kp-map as was so perhaps he has fixed that. I use the us keyboard anyhow.

Seems to work atm . I put your script in /root/Startup so hopefully it will run forever more . I'll just have to edit it from time to time .

It doesn't happen to RoundRobin does it?
Oh and i don't get an icon in the tray
Using Precise 5.7.1

It needs a recent version of yad to work, precise has yad 0.12.4, yad 0.26.1 will work but not the --close-on-unfocus option in the about menu, not that you need it, also the stock icons gtk-about and gtk-quit aren't found in precise.

I installed precise 5.7.1 added the pklogger-0.3.pet, mustn't be fixed yet as I had to edit the kp-map script for US keyboard.

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Edit: The old precise yad 0.12.4 doesn't support some feature of newer yad code.

[april]

Tried this on another machine but still have to start it with kp so I don't understand what your script is doing Geoffrey.

nilsonmorales I would like to edit your configuration file to suit me then have it start at boot thereafter and always run. What command can I use in /root/Start/ folder to achieve this .

I see it is option 2 and your code uses the following

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if [ "$r" == "2" ];then
chmod +x /root/Startup/.pkl && /root/Startup/.pkl
Xdialog --rc-file /root/.color.rc --title "keylogger" --icon '/usr/share/icons/espia.png' --msgbox "$(gettext 'keylogger Enable - 
		Log is stored in
/var/log/kp/secret-keys.log ')" 10 40 && /usr/bin/kp
   exit ## Exit Script ##
fi

If I make this a script would that start it automatically? or can you suggest a more simple way
Thanks

I have done this above and just edited out chunks of the code just to test this . It seems to be starting automatically at least and recording but I would like to get the GUI in the tray and accessible

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Logging stopped at 2016-11-04 16:00:16+1000

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2016-11-04 16:01:22+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:02:54+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:02:54+1000 > I have done this above and just edited out the chunks of the code just to test this . It seems to be starting automatically at least and recording but I would like to get the GUI in the tray. and accessible

So I am guessing it will start a new file each boot this way.

OK so now I have edited it down to a 1 line script an put this in Startup

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#!/bin/sh
chmod +x /root/Startup/.pkl && /root/Startup/.pkl

Giving after reboot

Logging started ...

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Logging stopped at 2016-11-04 16:00:16+1000

Logging started ...

2016-11-04 16:01:22+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:02:54+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:02:54+1000 > I have done this above and just edited out the chunks of the code just to test this . It seems to be starting automatically at least and recording but I would like to get the GUI in the tray. and accessible
2016-11-04 16:06:13+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:06:13+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:06:25+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:06:26+1000 > So I am guessing it will start a new file each boot this way.##

Logging stopped at 2016-11-04 16:11:16+1000

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2016-11-04 16:12:22+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:13:09+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:13:09+1000 > OK so now I have edited it down to a 1 line script an put this in Startup
2016-11-04 16:13:41+1000 >
2016-11-04 16:14:48+1000 > Giving after reboot
2016-11-04 16:14:59+1000 >

So it is adding to the file each boot and I can easily run the clean line if I need it .

Looks like apart from input from nilsonmorales and maybe getting the tray GUI to work which is what I think you intend Geoffrey I'm getting somewhere Thanks Guys

[Geoffrey]

Tried this on another machine but still have to start it with kp so I don't understand what your script is doing Geoffrey.

nilsonmorales I would like to edit your configuration file to suit me then have it start at boot thereafter and always run. What command can I use in /root/Start/ folder to achieve this .

I see it is option 2 and your code uses the following

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if [ "$r" == "2" ];then
chmod +x /root/Startup/.pkl && /root/Startup/.pkl
Xdialog --rc-file /root/.color.rc --title "keylogger" --icon '/usr/share/icons/espia.png' --msgbox "$(gettext 'keylogger Enable - 
		Log is stored in
/var/log/kp/secret-keys.log ')" 10 40 && /usr/bin/kp
   exit ## Exit Script ##
fi

If I make this a script would that start it automatically? or can you suggest a more simple way
Thanks

april, nilsonmorales script places /root/Startup/.pkl, the .pkl should run the logger on startup every time by making .pkl executable.

My script doesn't need the /root/Startup/.pkl to be executable, it reads the content of this script and strips every thing after and including the "-o" then adds " --no-timestamps -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log ".

There is no need to have the key logger running as my script starts it and stops the logger when the tray app is closed

This makes for a better looking text that's easier to copy from without all the time stamps on every line.

[april]

Yes but your script does not appear to run on mine. Should I remove /root/Startup/.pkl .Will that make yours start . I get nothing when I do that atm.
I have your second script in /root/Startup/ and have changed the permissions to executeable but checking running processes there is nothing started?

[april]

nilsonmorales- Your pet as installed at present brings up your fine dialog box but takes some 4 keystrokes to get rid of . Yes ,it is still turned on then, but keystrokes are a pain and in its present form it would not last very long before I chucked it.

I would suggest to you that, having it come up as a tray applet only, on boot with the option to start that tray dialog box and an option to have it turn on at bootup ,would be the way to go . The rest of it is excellent .Thanks for the app I will follow you on github.

[Geoffrey]

Yes but your script does not appear to run on mine. Should I remove /root/Startup/.pkl .Will that make yours start . I get nothing when I do that atm.
I have your second script in /root/Startup/ and have changed the permissions to executeable but checking running processes there is nothing started?

Ok, It's yad, precise yad version is at fault, I can't get a functional right click menu with yad 0.12.4.

Heres a yad I compiled in precise 5.7.1, yad-0.37.0, it's the latest and afaik the last that supports gtk2.

this revised script will first kill the logger if it is running, then restarts it with the timestamp disabled

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#!/bin/bash
# MyKeylog

ps ax | grep -q '[My]Keylog' && exit 1
logkeys -k >/dev/null 2>&1 
KEYLOG=`awk 'NR==2' < /root/Startup/.pkl` 
KEYLOG=`echo "$KEYLOG" | awk -F'-o' '{print $1}'`
eval "$KEYLOG"--no-timestamps -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log
function my_keylog () {
ps ax | grep -q '[MY]KEYLOG' && kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[MY]KEYLOG/{print $2}') && exit 1
    export MYKEYLOG='
<window title="MyKeylog" icon-name="gtk-edit">
  <vbox>
    <edit file-monitor="true" auto-refresh="true" wrap-mode="3" editable="true">
    <variable>MY_KEYLOG</variable>
    <input file>/var/log/kp/secret-keys.log</input>
    </edit>
    <hbox homogeneous="true">
    <hbox>
      <button>
        <label>Save</label>
        <input file stock="gtk-save"></input>
        <action>`echo "$MY_KEYLOG" > /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log`</action>
      </button>
    </hbox>
    </hbox>
  </vbox>
</window>'
gtkdialog -p MYKEYLOG -G 400x200"+`getcurpos | tr " " "+"`"
}
export -f my_keylog

function killkeylog () {
logkeys -k   
kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[MY]KEYLOG/{print $2}')
kill $(ps -ef | awk '/[t]ext=MyKeylog/{print $2}')
}
export -f killkeylog

mkfifo /tmp/mykeylog >/dev/null 2>&1
exec 3<> /tmp/mykeylog

exec yad --notification --no-middle --text=$"MyKeylog" --image="gtk-edit" --command "sh -c 'my_keylog >/dev/null 2>&1'" --listen <&3 &

echo "menu:Exit!sh -c 'killkeylog >/dev/null 2>&1'!gtk-cancel" >&3

[april]

OK yad is bringing up a dialog box when I run it but with the new script I still have nothing in the tray.?
Nothing running either and nothing in the log file

[Geoffrey]

OK yad is bringing up a dialog box when I run it but with the new script I still have nothing in the tray.?
Nothing running either and nothing in the log file

Can you post the content of your /root/Startup/.pkl file.
The yad script should work, I'm running it in a clean install of precise 5.7.1 with only the new yad and pklogger installed, it's working fine for me.

[april]

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#!/bin/sh
logkeys -s  --us-keymap --no-func-keys -o /var/log/kp/secret-keys.log

I took the -m out as per your notes

testkp.sh will run the original dialog box-Im using it so its still in now . To see if yours runs I take it out.

[april]

Can you just tell me what I should have in /root/Startup/ to run your script please Geoffrey?

BTW You can get pklogger-0.4.pet from github/pklogger or in a terminal --

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 wget --no-check-certificate http://repo.gentoo-es.com/PuppyLinux-repositorios/Pupjibaro/3.2.48/pklogger-0.4.pet

#v0.4 Geoffrey fix added 11032016, orange color
http://repo.gentoo-es.com/PuppyLinux-re ... er-0.4.pet