Running telnet.html from USB drive

[jksmurf]

use this line:
mount -t cifs //192.123.1.108/MVPMC /etc/mvpmc -o username=guest,rw;
and put a # in front of:
#mount --bind /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives:8883/[SMB]%20SMURFPC:mvpmc /etc/mvpmc

first one is for drives only...
second is for shares...

Oh... Wait a minute... but I AM using a share....???
Let me try...

k.

[jksmurf]

Arrrghhh ... it works with the old scripts...but not the new ones ???? :confused:

Working Old Script
script.cgi

Code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Content-Length: 29";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";
cd ~
mkdir /etc/mvpmc
mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=root,rw;
cp /etc/mvpmc/utelnetd /usr/bin;
utelnetd -l /bin/sh -p 23 &
ln -s /lib/librmjpeg.so /lib/libjpeg.so.62
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.1
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.123
echo "Telnetd started on port 23............";
exit 0;

Non-Working NEW Script
script.cgi

Code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Content-Length: 29";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";
cd ~
mkdir /etc/mvpmc [color=Red][B]>/dev/NULL[/B][/color]
mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=root,rw;
cp /etc/mvpmc/utelnetd /usr/bin;
utelnetd -l /bin/sh -p 23 &
ln -s /lib/librmjpeg.so /lib/libjpeg.so.62
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.1
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.123
echo "Telnetd started on port 23............";
exit 0;

Working OLD Script
gbpvr.cgi

Code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Content-Length: 30";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";
killall gaya
sh -c /etc/mvpmc/startmeup 2>/dev/null >/dev/null &

Non-Working New Script (I understand this is a combo of script.cgi and gbpvr.cgi, will try and highlight only differences from both)
gbpvr.cgi

Code:

#!/bin/sh
echo "Content-Length: 30";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";
cd ~
mkdir /etc/mvpmc [color=Red]>/dev/NULL[/color]
echo "";
[COLOR="red"][B] if [ -f /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 ]
  then
  echo "Already Connected!";
else  [/B][/COLOR]
mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=root,rw;
   cp /etc/mvpmc/utelnetd /usr/bin;
  [color=Red][B] chmod 777 /etc/mvpmc/*;[/B][/color]
   utelnetd -l /bin/sh -p 23 &
   ln -s /lib/librmjpeg.so /lib/libjpeg.so.62
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.1
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.123
   echo "Telnetd started on port 23............";
[color=red][B] fi[/B][/color]
killall gaya
sh -c /etc/mvpmc/startmeup 2>/dev/null >/dev/null &

What lines would make it not work? I could live with it, but then I lose the "Already Connected!" message

[pBS]

hmmm,i just put the 'if' in so it wouldn't try to re-mount everytime...
the 'echo already connected' part isn't even needed...just didn't know how to do a 'not' file exists...
basically it just checks to see if /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 exists...if so, then drive is already mounted, and files are ready to run...

does it give any errors or say anything on screen?

i'm no linux guru so someone else may have more insight..

to get some feedback, try running it from telnet..[the script itself]

remember to reboot [power eject] between changes as it will cache them...

[pBS]

Dirko: i think you've got a typo...for me it works with style="text-decoration:none"
[no ; at end] to get no underlined links..
maybe that's why he's having problems?

probably not, it seems to work either way..

[dirkomatic]

pBS: It does work either way in almost every browser, but ending it with the ";" is actually "well-formed"...

And actually, if you use mine as is, it doesn't even require that any more since there are no text links, only graphical. I'll take another look at it when I get the chance and make the changes.

[jksmurf]

hmmm,i just put the 'if' in so it wouldn't try to re-mount everytime... the 'echo already connected' part isn't even needed...just didn't know how to do a 'not' file exists...
basically it just checks to see if /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 exists...if so, then drive is already mounted, and files are ready to run...

OK

does it give any errors or say anything on screen?

Nope, not when run from the nice dirko-gui. It just doesn;t DO anything with the new scripts .. but I can run my OLD scripts from his New Index.html...

i'm no linux guru so someone else may have more insight..

LOL, I'm not either, clearly ...

to get some feedback, try running it from telnet..[the script itself] ... remember to reboot [power eject] between changes as it will cache them...

OK, putty logs are attached. Ran gpbvr.cgi 1st, then script.cgi, then gpbvr.cgi again. I hope this is correct, I just copy and pasted the scripts into putty, no changes between them, and captured the log ...

:confused::confused:

k.

[Blue Racer]

I have been playing around with the gbpvr.cgi script on my system and finally got it to work. I started with my basic script and then added items from the script on this thread. It doesn't include this line:
chmod 777 /etc/mvpmc/*;
What does that line do?

Here is what works for me:

echo "Content-Length: 80";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";

cd ~
mkdir /etc/mvpmc >/dev/NULL
echo "";

if [ -f /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 ]
then
echo "Already Connected!";
else
mkdir /etc/mvpmc
mount -t cifs //192.168.0.4/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=guest,ro;
cp /etc/mvpmc/utelnetd /usr/bin;
utelnetd -l /bin/sh -p 23 &
ln -s /lib/librmjpeg.so /lib/libjpeg.so.62
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.1
ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.123
mkdir /mnt/\\\\192.168.0.9\\Movies
mount -t cifs //192.168.0.9/Movies /mnt/\\\\192.168.0.9\\Movies -o username=guest,ro
mkdir /mnt/\\D\:\\
mount -t cifs //192.168.0.4/dvd /mnt/\\D\:\\ -o username=guest,ro
echo "Telnetd started on port 23............";
fi

killall gaya
sh -c /etc/mvpmc/startmeup 2>/dev/null >/dev/null

[dirkomatic]

Blue Racer: chmod is a linux command. What it does is allow all access (read, write, execute) to all users on all files in /etc/mvpmc.

jksmurf: Try what Blue Racer did... Change the lines:

Code:

mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=root,rw;
   chmod 777 /etc/mvpmc/*;

These work for my set up and others, but I bet if you use the original script with the guest account and it works i.e.:

Code:

mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=guest,ro;

then the chmod probably won't work.

If this works, we should probably put a note in the installation instructions in the WIKI...

[jksmurf]

Dirk,

I tried the changes, restarted rec service, rebooted pch etc. The rem'd chmod line (#) still does not work .

I left mine as root,rw as my original script worked with this and I have VISTA.

I wondered if it was the Content Length line ... tried but no change.
Is the ampersand supposed to be there?

Next up I'll try typing these into putty 1 by 1 ...
I did notice Blue Racer had an extra mkdir line.... I'll try that next.
I'm ignoring what appears to be the DVD/Movies lines to the other IP address 0.9

arrghhhh . Odd.

k.

[dirkomatic]

jksmurf: Using your IP address, this script should work. If it doesn't there's more going on here than the script...

Code:

#!/bin/sh

echo "Content-Length: 80";
echo "Content-type: text/html";
echo "";

cd ~
mkdir /etc/mvpmc >/dev/NULL
echo "";

if [ -f /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 ]
  then
  echo "Already Connected!";
else  
   mount -t cifs //192.168.1.10/mvpmc /etc/mvpmc/ -o username=root,rw;
   cp /etc/mvpmc/utelnetd /usr/bin;
   chmod 777 /etc/mvpmc/*;
   utelnetd -l /bin/sh -p 23 &
   ln -s /lib/librmjpeg.so /lib/libjpeg.so.62
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.1
   ln -s /lib/librmzlib.so /lib/libz.so.123
   echo "Telnetd started on port 23............";
fi

killall gaya
sh -c /etc/mvpmc/startmeup 2>/dev/null >/dev/null &

Forgive me if you've already answered this, but are you running index.htm from a USB drive or a share? If you are running from a share, you'll have to create a mvpmc directory at the root of your share and put the cgi scripts in there...