<#

.SYNOPSIS

Simple script to connect to a coffee part using TelNet then issue specific commands that

brew and pour a cup of coffee for the user.

.DESCRIPTION

This script was converted using the ruby version of the fucking_coffee script. In this script,

I left the use of environment variables since its only use was to determine if the user was

still logged in to the system. Per issue #42 (https://github.com/NARKOZ/hacker-scripts/issues/42)

I left the password string hard coded until a decision is made by NARKOZ, the project owner, as

to how the information should be stored.

.OUTPUT

None

.NOTES

Author: Tyler Hughes

Twitter: @thughesIT

Blog: http://tylerhughes.info/

Changelog:

1.0 Initial Release

#>

Function Fucking-Coffee

{

# Exit early if no sessions with my username are found

if ($env:Username.Count > 0) {

return

}

$coffee_machine_ip = '10.10.42.42'

$password = '1234'

Start-Sleep -s 17

$socket = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient($coffee_machine_ip)

if ($socket) {

$stream = $connection.GetStream()

$Writer = New-Object System.IO.StreamWriter($Stream)

$Buffer = New-Object System.Byte[] 1024

$Encoding = New-Object System.Text.AsciiEncoding

# Start issuing the commands

Send-TelNetCommands($Writer, $password, 1)

Send-TelNetCommands($Writer, "sys brew", 24)

Send-TelNetCommands($Writer, "sys pour", 4)

$socket.Close()

}

}

Function Send-TelNetCommands

{

Param (

[Parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$false)]

[System.IO.StreamWriter]$writer,

[String]$command,

[int]$WaitTime

)

$writer.WriteLine($command)

$writer.Flush()

Start-Sleep -Milliseconds $WaitTime

}