IP-logger - Part 1: Create a Pushbullet account and get an Access Token

All pages in this serie:

• IP-logger - Part 1: Create a Pushbullet account and get an Access Token
• IP-logger - Part 2: Prepare OpenWRT
• IP-logger - Part 3: create directory, copy scrip, edit script, test script
• IP-logger - Part 4: Adding cronjob to crontab
• IP-logger - Part 5: Done!
• IP-logger - Part 6: Changelog

Steps on this page:

The IP-logger informs you when the external (WAN) IP-address of your OpenWRT router changes. It does this by using the Pushbullet API. It wil send you a pushmessage to your mobile device with Pushbullet client or to an e-mail address. You will need at least 1 Pushbullet account to make use of this script.

Step 1: Create your Pushbullet account (when you didn't already had one)

If you want to recieve pushmessages on your smartphone or desktop copmputer you'll need to install a client.

A lot of operating systems are supported. You can find your desired client on this page: https://www.pushbullet.com/apps

To make it possible for the script to send you a pushmessage or e-mail you'll need an Access Token of Pushbullet.

To create an Access Token you have to login on the Pushbullet website, click on your profile-picture (1) in the upper right corner and go to "My account" (2).

Then you have to go to "Access Tokens" (3) and click the "Create Access Token" button (4).

The Access Token will be displayed:

Proceed to IP-logger - Part 2: Prepare OpenWRT.