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remote control WebIF for DM 7025 Version 7.2 by thowi
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Thanks to cjsosa for the basic code
Thanks to Seddi for the fbshot
Thanks to 3c5x9 for the Mediaserver
Thanks to oldprogrammer for the updated RC Image
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Version 7.2 should be now about 30-40% faster
then previous Versions and was also tested
on new Images with OE 1.4 - on these don't
forget to change the port from 80 to for
example 8080 - then don't forget to enter
in the browser also the port number:
http://ip.of.your.box:8080
Read also further down about the new macro feature
of the remote control WebIF 7.1.
The bug with the upkey is now fixed and you now can
get an updated screenshot of the current OSD menu with
the TV button. And you can use the Dreambox Button
to send messages to the TV screen now, but don't forget
to add the Message Box tread in in advance
from the Remote Control Plugin menu (or use
gutemine's Sleeptimer and Message Box Plugin).
For installation copy dm7025remoteXX.tar.bz2
to /var/tmp via FTP.
Then install with manual install in blue
pannel or type:
cd /
bunzip2 /var/tmp/dm7025remote*.tar.bz2
tar -xvf /var/tmp/dm7025remote*.tar
This puts the binaries at the plugin directory
Then you simply can enable the Mediaserver with the menu
interface of the DM7025remote plugin under games/plugin
or in telnet with:
cd /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/DM7025remote
er.sh enable
Then enter the DM 7025 IP address or Hostname in your PC
Browser.
Remote control now contains a very simple password check.
Username is root and password is thowi - guess why
If you want to change username and password
simply edit the index.html file and for password
you now can use also the menu interface, but
you will have to re-load the page in browser to activate
the new password, because it is hardcoded in the Webpage.
The username/password is hardcoded, so the whole thing is
not really secure, it is just to scare the kids.
If you want a more secure implementation try
pallix's modification which uses Cookies and
a hashed password - Fine Job !
And if you enter http://ip.of.you.box/remote.html you can enter
without password too.
Hence the password screen is just to show how easy
the WebIF can now be extended with further functionality !
Type er.sh without options for a list of the other possible
management commands.
Use er.sh restart for restating the Mediaserver instead
of re-doing er.sh enable. If you use console as option
to er.sh instead of restart then the output of the Webserver will
go to the Telnet session instead of the Logfile at /var/tmp !
The full functionality of er.sh is now available also
via the enigma2 menu interface under games / plugin
of the engima2 main menu.
The remote control command is now also part of the DM7025remote
kit, because of teh MACRO support for DM7025remote.
You simply can execute the remote
control commands in telnet:
zapup
zapdown
record
restart
control
remote
The first 4 are simply remote commands
With remote you can find out which
commands are sent to the dreambox
via the remote control.
And with control you can send any possible
command:
control number
If you want to keep a key for keep seconds:
control number keep
Number is any value from below
for the remote control keys:
OFF 116
MENU 139
EXIT 174
OK 352
UP 102
DOWN 108
RIGHT 106
LEFT 105
RED 398
GREEN 399
YELLOW 400
BLUE 401
TV 377
RADIO 385
TEXT 388
VIDEO 393
HELP 138
AUDIO 392
INFO 358
VOLUP 115
VOLDOWN 114
BOUQUP 402
BOUQDOWN 403
SPEAKOFF 113
< 412
> 407
1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
0 11
There is now also a control.sh script
inlcuded at /usr/bin
which allows you to pass up to 12 commands
to the control binary in sequenze.
And you can either passe the numeric codes
or the values from the baovel ist to this
shell script.
control.sh 1 1 OK
The above command will zap to channel 11
for example.
control.sh LONGBLUE
This will execute Blue Button for 1 seconds
(for PIP ?).
If you need a Break between commands you now can
also pass SLEEP as option (will be a 1 sec
sleep, if you need more use multiply in sequenze)
For Multiple UP/DOWNS/EXIT there are now options UP1...8
and DOWN1..8 and EXIT1..8 available.
You can now also use the ZAPTO channelnumber (0...999)
You now can have your own remote control macro files
at /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/control/MRC.
For a list of predefined MRC Macro files enter:
control.sh MACRO LIST
For a list of the possible command options
for control.sh enter:
control.sh LIST
The E2RESTART for restarting enigma2 for example
looks like this:
MENU RIGHT OK DOWN DOWN OK
You can execute this MRC file by typing:
control.sh MACRO E2RESTART
You can define and edit your own MRC files
on a PC (notepad or any other text editor is OK,
because files will be converted to unix fileformat
on Dreambox before executing anyway).
If you double click on the PC and
choose an editor like notepad
on PC and tick the always open file with this
application then this will be your prefered MRC
editor.
After Editing your MRC files simply FTP them to
/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/control/MRC
directroy on your Dreambox.
The remote control WebIF DM7025 now supports
also 5 Macros - Press the D R E A M Letters
at the bottom of the remote Control
Currently the follwoing Macros are
implemented for these letters:
D .... DEEPSTANDBY
R .... GAMESPLUGIN
E .... EMURESTART
A .... TIMERLIST
M .... PIP
You can change these Macros yourself
by editing/copying them at the MRC
directory of the plugin.
If you press SHIFT at the top of the
remote control in WebIF this will
send the MACRO EXIT8, which will get you out of
any menues that you are lost within.
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Have fun controlling your Dreambox 7025 remotely
via WebIF and Telnet !
remote control WebIF for DM 7025 Version 7.2 by thowi
----------------------------------------------
Thanks to cjsosa for the basic code
Thanks to Seddi for the fbshot
Thanks to 3c5x9 for the Mediaserver
Thanks to oldprogrammer for the updated RC Image
----------------------------------------------
Version 7.2 should be now about 30-40% faster
then previous Versions and was also tested
on new Images with OE 1.4 - on these don't
forget to change the port from 80 to for
example 8080 - then don't forget to enter
in the browser also the port number:
http://ip.of.your.box:8080
Read also further down about the new macro feature
of the remote control WebIF 7.1.
The bug with the upkey is now fixed and you now can
get an updated screenshot of the current OSD menu with
the TV button. And you can use the Dreambox Button
to send messages to the TV screen now, but don't forget
to add the Message Box tread in in advance
from the Remote Control Plugin menu (or use
gutemine's Sleeptimer and Message Box Plugin).
For installation copy dm7025remoteXX.tar.bz2
to /var/tmp via FTP.
Then install with manual install in blue
pannel or type:
cd /
bunzip2 /var/tmp/dm7025remote*.tar.bz2
tar -xvf /var/tmp/dm7025remote*.tar
This puts the binaries at the plugin directory
Then you simply can enable the Mediaserver with the menu
interface of the DM7025remote plugin under games/plugin
or in telnet with:
cd /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/DM7025remote
er.sh enable
Then enter the DM 7025 IP address or Hostname in your PC
Browser.
Remote control now contains a very simple password check.
Username is root and password is thowi - guess why
If you want to change username and password
simply edit the index.html file and for password
you now can use also the menu interface, but
you will have to re-load the page in browser to activate
the new password, because it is hardcoded in the Webpage.
The username/password is hardcoded, so the whole thing is
not really secure, it is just to scare the kids.
If you want a more secure implementation try
pallix's modification which uses Cookies and
a hashed password - Fine Job !
And if you enter http://ip.of.you.box/remote.html you can enter
without password too.
Hence the password screen is just to show how easy
the WebIF can now be extended with further functionality !
Type er.sh without options for a list of the other possible
management commands.
Use er.sh restart for restating the Mediaserver instead
of re-doing er.sh enable. If you use console as option
to er.sh instead of restart then the output of the Webserver will
go to the Telnet session instead of the Logfile at /var/tmp !
The full functionality of er.sh is now available also
via the enigma2 menu interface under games / plugin
of the engima2 main menu.
The remote control command is now also part of the DM7025remote
kit, because of teh MACRO support for DM7025remote.
You simply can execute the remote
control commands in telnet:
zapup
zapdown
record
restart
control
remote
The first 4 are simply remote commands
With remote you can find out which
commands are sent to the dreambox
via the remote control.
And with control you can send any possible
command:
control number
If you want to keep a key for keep seconds:
control number keep
Number is any value from below
for the remote control keys:
OFF 116
MENU 139
EXIT 174
OK 352
UP 102
DOWN 108
RIGHT 106
LEFT 105
RED 398
GREEN 399
YELLOW 400
BLUE 401
TV 377
RADIO 385
TEXT 388
VIDEO 393
HELP 138
AUDIO 392
INFO 358
VOLUP 115
VOLDOWN 114
BOUQUP 402
BOUQDOWN 403
SPEAKOFF 113
< 412
> 407
1 2
2 3
3 4
4 5
5 6
6 7
7 8
8 9
9 10
0 11
There is now also a control.sh script
inlcuded at /usr/bin
which allows you to pass up to 12 commands
to the control binary in sequenze.
And you can either passe the numeric codes
or the values from the baovel ist to this
shell script.
control.sh 1 1 OK
The above command will zap to channel 11
for example.
control.sh LONGBLUE
This will execute Blue Button for 1 seconds
(for PIP ?).
If you need a Break between commands you now can
also pass SLEEP as option (will be a 1 sec
sleep, if you need more use multiply in sequenze)
For Multiple UP/DOWNS/EXIT there are now options UP1...8
and DOWN1..8 and EXIT1..8 available.
You can now also use the ZAPTO channelnumber (0...999)
You now can have your own remote control macro files
at /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/control/MRC.
For a list of predefined MRC Macro files enter:
control.sh MACRO LIST
For a list of the possible command options
for control.sh enter:
control.sh LIST
The E2RESTART for restarting enigma2 for example
looks like this:
MENU RIGHT OK DOWN DOWN OK
You can execute this MRC file by typing:
control.sh MACRO E2RESTART
You can define and edit your own MRC files
on a PC (notepad or any other text editor is OK,
because files will be converted to unix fileformat
on Dreambox before executing anyway).
If you double click on the PC and
choose an editor like notepad
on PC and tick the always open file with this
application then this will be your prefered MRC
editor.
After Editing your MRC files simply FTP them to
/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/control/MRC
directroy on your Dreambox.
The remote control WebIF DM7025 now supports
also 5 Macros - Press the D R E A M Letters
at the bottom of the remote Control
Currently the follwoing Macros are
implemented for these letters:
D .... DEEPSTANDBY
R .... GAMESPLUGIN
E .... EMURESTART
A .... TIMERLIST
M .... PIP
You can change these Macros yourself
by editing/copying them at the MRC
directory of the plugin.
If you press SHIFT at the top of the
remote control in WebIF this will
send the MACRO EXIT8, which will get you out of
any menues that you are lost within.
----------------------------------------------
Have fun controlling your Dreambox 7025 remotely
via WebIF and Telnet !