jgombos
DD-WRT User
Joined: 03 Nov 2007
Posts: 68
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 Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 21:09 Post subject: Script to interact with dd-wrt remotely (configure VPN, etc) |
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I posted an expect script in the wiki and created a new section to support this type of script. ( http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Remote_Scripts ).
Feel free to expand on this script.
Here is the usage:
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Syntax
ddwrt.exp [ help | [-host <host>] [-pw <password>] <command> ]
Commands
reboot
login
show [logs [-noexit] | vpncfg <vpn config file>]
logs: shows the most recent log file in /var/log/
vpncfg: shows the VPN config file that would be sent by the start or boot vpn commands, without actually taking any action.
start <vpn config file> [-noexit]
Starts an openvpn session on the router using the configuration file provided.
Paths in the configuration file are modified to suit the dd-wrt configuration,
and all keys and other files needed are collected and pushed to the router in one aggregated command.
The VPN session does not become a persistent configuration upon boot (see the boot command).
stop [-noexit]
Stops the VPN server.
boot { wos <IP> <MAC> | clear | vpncfg <vpn config file> } [-noexit]
wos: Configures the SES button to send a wake-on-lan signal. Setting is persistent.
IP: ip address of machine to wake.
MAC: mac address of machine to wake.
clear: Removes the boot script.
vpncfg: Configures the router to start a tunnel on boot. Setting is persistent.
radio [on | off] (default: on)
Environment variables
DDWRT_HOST : specifies the dd-wrt host in the absense of the -host option
DDWRT_PW : specifies the dd-wrt login password in the absense of the -pw option. If -pw is not used, and this variable is not set, then there will be a prompt for entry.
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