You can run it on your workspace in the background (in a CS tools environment) and it will send notifications via Slack or Pushover when a job dies/is killed/completes (either for a specific job, or all jobs in a workspace) :
As I woke up to yet-another-security-headache™ this morning (fortunately not RCE…) I’m afraid I’ve got my paranoid hat firmly on right now. As such:
Are the tokens and user_key (etc) exposed in a ps aux?
Yes, in the case of pushover - but for my purposes that doesn’t really matter - this is just running on my workstation (so if someone nefarious has access it is already over security-wise), and you can’t really do much with a pushover user key & app token I don’t think?
In the case of slack it just exposes the webhook url
I mean if someone has ssh access all the license info for CS is right there in plaintext in the json file & config.sh..