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Ok, solved it with a dirty workaround. My needed information is also available via the rest interface. Unfortunately, my home server doesn't support the authentication method. There is however, a possibility for unauthenticated rest requests on localhost:79. So I used curl in a script. So what I did was: curl --silent http://127.0.0.1:79/rci/show/internet/status/internet 2>&1 and curl --silent http://127.0.0.1:79/rci/show/ip/hotspot 2>&1

Hi, I have snmpd server (not mini version) running, so that my keenetic hero can pass network information to my home automation server. I would like to access some information available on the web front end from a sh script, so I can serve it via SNMP. More specifically, I am interested in the device list and in the internet connection status. For the device list, I am currently using the devices from the arp table via the ip command. However, the status of the devices is not the same as in the front end. I have not found a workaround for internet connectivity yet (as shown on the main web page). Can anybody tell me how to access the infomation via shell scripts? The router seems to provide it via json, but I was not able to forge a request, and I think that is a bit of a convoluted way anyway. I would much rather use a command to the backend software, or find out what command happens in the background of the web requests. Edit: I found I can access my device list by telnet by "show ip hotspot". However, I need this in a shell script. How can I access the telnet commands from the linux shell?

Hi, I am trying to relay IGMP packets between subnets so that I can see my Sonos player despite them being on another subnet. Unfortunately, the release version of igmpproxy 0.3, as included in the entware repository is missing a feature. I need a change from a later commit. How do I compile this later commit on my router or is there a possibility to get a opkg package with all current commits of igmpproxy? (before anybody asks, I have tried the keenetic igmp proxy where I set Bridge0 (controllers) as upstream and Bridge2 (players) as downstream by means of directly editing the config.txt. However, this doesn't help as it probably counts down the TTL, which sets that to 0.)

Hi Kytechgaming, I have Entware installed. How does it help installing the driver? I didn't find it in the Entware repository.

I am trying to install a driver for my DVB dongle from the root console. The driver for mipsel little endian 32 bit systems is available here: http://www.sundtek.de/media/netinst/mipsel/installer.tar.gz There is also an install .sh script from the manufacturer, which I tried. I managed to unpack the drivers into /opt, but when logged in as root via ssh, my Keenetic Hero 1011 router tells me that that /etc is read only. When looking at the contents for /etc in the install package, I am not sure whether they are right for this linux version, since they are all new directories which weren't there before. Can someone have a look at the package who knows more about linux to tell me whether it looks appropriate for the 1011? If yes, what should I do to write them to /etc?