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Wirbel: add not about sending svdrp cmds to plugins.

2011-08-18T18:47:34Z

add not about sending svdrp cmds to plugins.

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	</pre>		</pre>

-	There is a special perl script included in ~~most Debian style~~ VDR ~~packages~~ you can use:	+	There is a special perl script included in VDR sources you can use:
	<pre>		<pre>
	svdrpsend <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]		svdrpsend <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	To send svdrp commands to plugins, you use similar syntax:
		+	<pre>
		+	svdrpsend plug <PLUGIN_NAME> <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]
	</pre>		</pre>

94.103.167.184: change svdrp port to 6419 and added a note that port 2001 was used before vdr 1.7.15

2010-10-08T21:27:58Z

change svdrp port to 6419 and added a note that port 2001 was used before vdr 1.7.15

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
-	The '''Simple VDR Protocol (SVDRP)''' allows simple commands to be sent to VDR over a plain TCP connection on port 2001. E.g. to send a message that gets displayed on TV.	+	The '''Simple VDR Protocol (SVDRP)''' allows simple commands to be sent to VDR over a plain TCP connection on port 6419 (before vdr 1.7.15 port 2001 was used). E.g. to send a message that gets displayed on TV.

	It is possible to write a simple shell script to dump any text on the TV screen, for instance on an incoming phone call or when an email arrives:		It is possible to write a simple shell script to dump any text on the TV screen, for instance on an incoming phone call or when an email arrives:
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	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh

-	netcat -w 10 <HOSTNAME> ~~2001~~ <<eof	+	netcat -w 10 <HOSTNAME> 6419 <<eof
	mesg $1		mesg $1
	quit		quit
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	A direct command can also be achieved without creating a script:		A direct command can also be achieved without creating a script:
	<pre>		<pre>
-	echo mesg 'Hello World!' \| nc localhost ~~2001~~	+	echo mesg 'Hello World!' \| nc localhost 6419
	</pre>		</pre>

	As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:		As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:
	<pre>		<pre>
-	echo mesg 'Hello World!' >/dev/tcp/HOSTNAME/~~2001~~	+	echo mesg 'Hello World!' >/dev/tcp/HOSTNAME/6419
	</pre>		</pre>

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	'''("stat" command)'''		'''("stat" command)'''
	<pre>		<pre>
-	localhost ~ # echo stat 'disk' \| nc localhost ~~2001~~	+	localhost ~ # echo stat 'disk' \| nc localhost 6419
	220 localhost SVDRP VideoDiskRecorder 1.6.0-2; Tue Mar 30 16:28:16 2010; UTF-8		220 localhost SVDRP VideoDiskRecorder 1.6.0-2; Tue Mar 30 16:28:16 2010; UTF-8
	250 1336342MB 643644MB 51%		250 1336342MB 643644MB 51%

Johngeeaswell at 22:44, 30 March 2010

2010-03-30T22:44:07Z

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	NEWT 1:440:30:1900:1905:50:99:testfile:		NEWT 1:440:30:1900:1905:50:99:testfile:
		+
		+	==Example output==
		+	'''("help" command)'''
		+	<pre>
		+	214-This is VDR version 1.3.11
		+	214-Topics:
		+	214- CHAN CLRE DELC DELR DELT
		+	214- GRAB HELP HITK LSTC LSTE
		+	214- LSTR LSTT MESG MODC MODT
		+	214- MOVC MOVT NEWC NEWT NEXT
		+	214- PUTE SCAN STAT UPDT VOLU
		+	214- QUIT
		+	214-To report bugs in the implementation send email to
		+	214- vdr-bugs@cadsoft.de
		+	214 End of HELP info
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	'''("stat" command)'''
		+	<pre>
		+	localhost ~ # echo stat 'disk' \| nc localhost 2001
		+	220 localhost SVDRP VideoDiskRecorder 1.6.0-2; Tue Mar 30 16:28:16 2010; UTF-8
		+	250 1336342MB 643644MB 51%
		+	</pre>
		+

	==SVDRP reply codes==		==SVDRP reply codes==
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	<Reply code><-\|Space><Text><Newline>		<Reply code><-\|Space><Text><Newline>
	</pre>		</pre>
-	~~In the last line the "-" is replace be a space.~~

-	~~==Example output ("help" command)==~~
-	~~<pre>~~
-	~~214-This is VDR version 1.3.11~~
-	~~214-Topics:~~
-	~~214- CHAN CLRE DELC DELR DELT~~
-	~~214- GRAB HELP HITK LSTC LSTE~~
-	~~214- LSTR LSTT MESG MODC MODT~~
-	~~214- MOVC MOVT NEWC NEWT NEXT~~
-	~~214- PUTE SCAN STAT UPDT VOLU~~
-	~~214- QUIT~~
-	~~214-To report bugs in the implementation send email to~~
-	~~214- vdr-bugs@cadsoft.de~~
-	~~214 End of HELP info~~
-	~~</pre>~~

	{{i18n\|SVDRP}}		{{i18n\|SVDRP}}

Johngeeaswell: /* Introduction */

2010-03-30T22:18:09Z

Introduction

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	</pre>		</pre>

-	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. The script takes the text to be displayed as a parameter. Netcat also exists for Windows.	+	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. (ie. localhost) The script takes the text to be displayed as a parameter. Netcat also exists for Windows. Depending on your netcat version the command may be nc as compared to netcat.

-	~~There is~~ a ~~special~~ script ~~included in most debian style VDR packages you can use~~:	+	A direct command can also be achieved without creating a script:
	<pre>		<pre>
-	~~svdrpsend <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]~~	+	echo mesg 'Hello World!' \| nc localhost 2001
	</pre>		</pre>

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	<pre>		<pre>
	echo mesg 'Hello World!' >/dev/tcp/HOSTNAME/2001		echo mesg 'Hello World!' >/dev/tcp/HOSTNAME/2001
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	There is a special perl script included in most Debian style VDR packages you can use:
		+	<pre>
		+	svdrpsend <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]
	</pre>		</pre>

192.35.17.16: /* Introduction */

2010-02-26T13:45:12Z

Introduction

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	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. The script takes the text to be displayed as a parameter. Netcat also exists for Windows.		<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. The script takes the text to be displayed as a parameter. Netcat also exists for Windows.
		+
		+	There is a special script included in most debian style VDR packages you can use:
		+	<pre>
		+	svdrpsend <COMMAND> [<PARAMETER>]
		+	</pre>

	As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:		As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:

91.155.191.20: /* Editing Timers manually */

2009-10-13T15:30:11Z

Editing Timers manually

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	status:channel:day:start:stop:priority:lifetime:filename:		status:channel:day:start:stop:priority:lifetime:filename:

-	status 0 = inactive, 1 = active	+	* status 0 = inactive, 1 = active
-	channel channel number to record	+	* channel channel number to record
-	day day of month	+	* day day of month
-	start start time for recording hhmm	+	* start start time for recording hhmm
-	stop stop time for recording hhmm	+	* stop stop time for recording hhmm
-	priority (50 will do)	+	* priority (50 will do)
-	lifetime lifetime of the recording (99=indefinite)	+	* lifetime lifetime of the recording (99=indefinite)
-	filename	+	* filename

Videre: Svdrp moved to SVDRP: Correct case

2008-11-30T10:55:19Z

Svdrp moved to SVDRP: Correct case

← Older revision

Revision as of 10:55, 30 November 2008

193.195.75.109: /* Introduction */ spelling & phrasing

2007-11-13T13:06:49Z

Introduction: spelling & phrasing

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:06, 13 November 2007
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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
-	The '''Simple VDR Protocol (SVDRP)''' allows ~~it to send VDR~~ simple commands over a plain TCP connection on port 2001. E.g. to send a message that gets displayed on TV.	+	The '''Simple VDR Protocol (SVDRP)''' allows simple commands to be sent to VDR over a plain TCP connection on port 2001. E.g. to send a message that gets displayed on TV.

-	It is possible to write a simple shell script dump any text on TV screen, for instance on an ~~income~~ phone call or when an email ~~arives~~:	+	It is possible to write a simple shell script to dump any text on the TV screen, for instance on an incoming phone call or when an email arrives:
	<pre>		<pre>
	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. ~~As parameter the~~ script ~~gets a~~ text. Netcat also exists for Windows.	+	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. The script takes the text to be displayed as a parameter. Netcat also exists for Windows.

	As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:		As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:
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	</pre>		</pre>

-	By default only localhost is allowed to connect to VDR. To alter this one has to change the file ''svdrphosts.conf'' in the configuration directory ''/etc/vdr'' of VDR. The build up of this file is really simple	+	By default only localhost is allowed to connect to VDR. To alter this one has to change the file ''svdrphosts.conf'' in the configuration directory ''/etc/vdr'' of VDR. The build up of this file is really simple.
	<pre>		<pre>
	IP-Adresse[/Netmask]		IP-Adresse[/Netmask]
	</pre>		</pre>
-	Just enter line by line the ~~allowd~~ host IPs, or whole networks. For ~~the last~~ you need the network mask (e.g. /24). For examples see the sample ''svdrphosts.conf'' that comes with VDR.	+	Just enter line by line the allowed host IPs, or whole networks. For networks you need the network mask (e.g. /24). For examples see the sample ''svdrphosts.conf'' that comes with VDR.

	==The commands==		==The commands==

213.203.181.248: /* Description */

2007-11-01T11:05:22Z

Description

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	\| Clear the entire EPG list.		\| Clear the entire EPG list.
	\|-		\|-
-	\|rowspan=2 bgcolor=#efefef\| DELC \|\|bgcolor=#efefef\| number>	+	\|rowspan=2 bgcolor=#efefef\| DELC \|\|bgcolor=#efefef\| <number>
	\|-		\|-
	\| Delete channel.		\| Delete channel.

84.62.202.53: /* Introduction */

2006-11-22T20:08:15Z

Introduction

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:08, 22 November 2006
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	<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. As parameter the script gets a text. Netcat also exists for Windows.		<HOSTNAME> has to be replaced with the hostname of the computer VDR is running on. As parameter the script gets a text. Netcat also exists for Windows.
		+
		+	As an alternative you may use the special TCP redirection of GNU Bash:
		+	<pre>
		+	echo mesg 'Hello World!' >/dev/tcp/HOSTNAME/2001
		+	</pre>

	By default only localhost is allowed to connect to VDR. To alter this one has to change the file ''svdrphosts.conf'' in the configuration directory ''/etc/vdr'' of VDR. The build up of this file is really simple		By default only localhost is allowed to connect to VDR. To alter this one has to change the file ''svdrphosts.conf'' in the configuration directory ''/etc/vdr'' of VDR. The build up of this file is really simple