sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/74-sispmctl.rules0000664000200200017500000000225511664771076020013 0ustar petepete### SiS-PM Gembirds (Gembird Silver Shield power outlets controlled by sispmctl): # # Author: hcz@hczim.de, License: GPLv3 (or later). # Time-stamp: <2008-05-03 11:45:31 hcz> # See gemplug(1), section "HELPER FILES" for an explanation on what # this file is meant for. # Note that udev rules are applied when a device gets added and/or # removed from the system. So unplug and then replug your devices (or # reboot) for changes to become effective after you've done # modifications. (You also could trigger a rule manually - see # udevadm(8) for this and for more). ### Standard rule: # # make all SiS-PM devices world read/writable: SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="04b4", ATTRS{idProduct}=="fd1[0-3]", MODE="0666" ### Alternative rule: # # make all SiS-PMs available to a group of users # In order to get there, add your users to group "sispm" - don't # forget to create the group and to add yourself there. Make the rule # above into a comment and de-comment the rule below. Also note that # users need to go through a new login for group changes to take # effect for them: # SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="04b4", ATTRS{idProduct}=="fd1[0-3]", GROUP="sispm", MODE="0660" sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/gemplug0000775000200200017500000015065311664771076016245 0ustar petepete#!/bin/bash # gemplug # time_stamp="Time-stamp: <2011-03-30 18:26:24 pete>" # # Control multiple Gembird power outlets via sispmctl # # (c) Heike C. Zimmerer # # This program is licensed as follows: # LICENSE="\ This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3, as published by the Free Software Foundation. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see ." # History: # 2008-04-23 v42.03 hcz first public release # listOneOutlet: section was listed twice # rc file: tried to write inte /etc when rc file was located there # $_h/$_x: hour in interval spec was messed up # more permission cleanup when run with config in /etc/gemplug # don't allow the same pos|serial to be referenced more than onec # 2008-04-24 v42.04 hcz # "path =" statement added # Changes to rcfile updates # 2008-04-28 v42.05 hcz # -m, -L, pre-off, post-off, pre-on, post-on # 2008-05-07 v42.06 hcz # any sispcmtl command is now re-checked and re-executed (if needed). # (Don't know if the spurious errors I'm enconutering are caused # by flaky Hardware here or if its is a more basic problem with # sispmctl or one of its libs.) # Included gemplug version number into file last_sispmctl_S so any # version change will trigger a rebuild of the configuration data. # 2008-05-23 v42.07 hcz # Locking code revised. Re-execute sispmctl on error return. # 2008-06-16 v42.08 hcz # Barfed when started for the 1st time (without a config file). # Fixed. # 2008-06-24 v42.09 hcz # -e option added. # 2008-06-27 v42.10 hcz # option -g: result code reversed # 2008-07-02 v42.11 hcz # compiled_rc was unneccessarily witten way too often # 2008-07-06 v42.12 # get $HOME from /etc/passwd if undefined (e.g., during system # startup) # 2008-07-09 v42.13 # still an error when $HOME was undefined. Fixed. # 2008-07-09 v42.14 # use full path to gemplug command in at jobs if available # 2008-08-22 v42.15 # typo in usage text corrected # 2008-10-14 v42.16 # time format returned by 'at' differs between versions. # Function fillPending_jobs changed to accept about any format. # LC_ALL is now set at any incocation of 'at'. # get_usb_pos: traverse: var 'level' made local. # 2011-03-30 v42.17 pete # make gemplug work with sispmctl 3.0 (new -s output-layout) version="gemplug version 42.17" # TODO: parser: allow empty outlets (will not be shown) # man: -e # install.sh: x permissins on gemplug usage(){ echo "\ Usage: $pname [-opts] [] lists available outlets along with their state $pname [-opts] Switch Gembird power outlet $pname [-opts] -e Switch Gembird power outlet, execute command, switch back $pname [-opts] [at|after ] [until|for ] Switch Gembird outlets to and reverse at specified times Time specifications must be enclosed in quotes if they contain white space. 'at' and 'until' expect time-of-day specifications. Any format which is acceptable by the 'date -d' command may be used. 'after' and 'for' expect a time interval: days, hours and minutes in descending order, with at least one element marked as being d[ay], h[our], m[inute] or a ':' (separator between hours and minutes). Elements may be omitted as long as their order is preserved. opts: job-related: -j [ [...]] list pending jobs (default: all) -k [...] kill pending jobs (outlet-name=ALL kills all) -p [...] kill pending jobs by job number -a new jobs are to be added to already pending jobs -r remove pending jobs -t test: don't actually start jobs -e (3rd argument, after outlet name and state): switch, execute command, then switch opposite output control: -l [ [...]] list multiple outlets -d [ [...]] dump configuration data -v[v[v]] verbose reporting -c don't use colors in output -n report states numerical (0, 1 instead of off, on) -q quiet operation: just results and errors -g set exit code to 0 if outlet active, else 1 misc: -m [...] 0|1|on|off set multiple outlets -f force reconfiguration (redisplay non-fatal errors) -C set world R/W permissions on all devices (requires root privileges) -T write templates for unconfigured devices to stdout -TW append templates for unconfigured devices to configuration file -x script debug (set -x) -X --license display license information -L, --nolock don't acquire lock --version display version info -h, --help display this help Examples: $pname laser 1 for 1:00h # switch on now, 1 hour later off $pname laser 1 at 12:00 for 10min # switch on at 12:00, off 12:10 $pname laser 0 after 12min for '2d 12h' # off +12min, on now+(2d 12h 12min) $pname laser 0 until 'Mon 7:00' # off now until next Monday 7:00" exit } ## global settings dev_bus_usb="/dev/bus/usb" # start of USB device node tree at_queue='d' # at Queue (higher letters mean less priority) # user-editable config my_rc_file="gemplugrc" # local config files last_sispmctl_S="last_sispmctl_S" my_compiled_rc_file="compiled_rc" lockdir="/var/lock/gemplug" pidfile="$lockdir/pid" # more locals sispmctl="/usr/local/bin/sispmctl" my_name="gemplug" # name for this program (to be used in at jobs) my_path="${0%/*}" # path - " - sudo= # prefix sispmctl commands by that (default: empty) # if called from init.d, we don't have a $HOME if [ -z "$HOME" ]; then export HOME="$( getent passwd $(id -u) \ | (IFS=: read user pwd id1 id2 name HOME rest; echo "$HOME") )" fi [ -z "$HOME" ] && HOME=/tmp # last resort export HOME rcdirs=("$HOME/.$my_name" "/etc/$my_name") if [ -d "$HOME/.config" ]; then rcdirs=("$HOME/.config/$my_name" "${rcdirs[@]}") fi default_HOME="/root" # If there's no $HOME, try if /root is writable ## end global settings # some regexp shortcuts: _s='[ ]' # space TAB _S='[^ ]' # not space TAB _c='(^|[ ])[;#]' # comment start chars _nl=$'\n' _h='h(o(u(rs?)?)?)?' # adds 3 round brackets into regex _m='m(i(n(u(t(es?)?)?)?)?)?' # +5 _d='d(a(ys?)?)?' # +2 _n='[0-9]+' _x='[0-9a-f]+' _s='[ ]' vCmd(){ echo >&2 ": $*" "$@" } getColors(){ have_colors=1 bold=$(tput bold) color_reset=$(tput op)$(tput sgr0) # Reset color + attribs for color in "black 0" "red 1" "green 2" "brown 3" \ "blue 4" "magenta 5" "cyan 6" "grey 7"; do set -- $color eval $export color_$1='$(tput setaf $2)' eval $export color_$1_bg='$(tput setab $2)' eval $export color_bold_$1="\$bold\$color_$1" # eval $export color_bold_$1_bg="\$bold\$color_${1}_bg" done } 2>/dev/null needColors(){ [ -z "$TERM$have_term" ] || [ "$have_colors$opt_c" ] || getColors } abort(){ rmLock needColors echo >&2 "$color_bold_red$pname: $*$color_reset" [ "${#at_registered_dates[@]}" -gt 0 ] && echo >&2 "No scheduled action activated" kill $$ # abort from subshells too (kill main) sleep 1 exit 126 # (usually) not reached } min(){ local min="$1" i for i; do [ "$i" -lt "$min" ] && min="$i" done echo "$i" } rmLock(){ # Syntax: rmLock # removes lock only if it's ours if [ "$(cat 2>/dev/null "$pidfile")" = "$$" ]; then #needColors #echo "${color_bold_grey}${color_magenta_bg}Removing lock$color_reset" rm -rf "$lockdir" fi } needLock(){ # Syntax: needLock # get a lock before executing sispmctl if we don't own it already # Note: sets global 'have_lock' - so make sure this isn't # called from within a subshell local n_tries pid name fail n_retries=${1:-6} bash cmd args RANDOM=$$ # seed RNG #set -x $v3Echo "Need Lock." if [ -z "$have_lock" ]; then $v3Echo "Acquiring Lock ---" if [ ! -w "${lockdir%/*}" ]; then needColors printf >&2 "${color_red}Can't lock ('%s/' not writable)${color_reset}\n" "${lockdir%/*}" return 1 fi trap "rmLock" EXIT # safe because it removes the lock only if it is ours while ! mkdir 2>/dev/null "$lockdir"; do pid=$(cat 2>/dev/null "$pidfile") if [ "$pid" ]; then # check if the PID still belongs to a gemplug process read bash cmd args </dev/null '\000' ' ' < /proc/$pid/cmdline) EOF [ "${cmd##*/}" != "$pname" ] && break # no. fi if [ $((++n_tries)) -gt "$n_retries" ]; then needColors printf >&2 "$color_red%s$color_reset\n" "Giving up on lock '$lockdir'" break fi while :; do rnd="$RANDOM" [ "$rnd" -gt 100 ] && break done rnd="$((${rnd:2:1}/4)).${rnd:1:1}" $v3Echo "Locked by another process, sleeping for $rnd secs" sleep "$rnd" done mkdir -p "$lockdir" # (on dying lock) echo "$$" > "$pidfile" have_lock=1 $v3Echo "Got Lock." else $v3Echo "Already have one" fi #set +x return 0 } trap 'sispmctl_err=1' USR1 execSispmctl(){ local n_tries=3 res while [ $((--n_tries)) -gt 0 ]; do $vCmd "$sispmctl" "$@" && break done res=$? [ "$res" != 0 ] && kill -USR1 $$ return "$res" } assertUnique(){ # Syntax: assertUnique string # Assserts that name (i.e. no spaces) $1 is not yet in array $2 # Then adds it to $2 local name="$1" if eval [[ '${'$2'[*]}' != '*" $1 "*' ]]; then eval $2'[${#'$2'[@]}]="$1"' # insert return 0 fi return 1 } get_usb_pos(){ # (This duplicates functionality which is also found elsewhere, e,g, # in udevinfo, and may be replaced by grepping its output once the # application interface there stablizes. Until then, asking sysfs # directly seems safer against future changes. -2007-11-12 hcz) # regular expressions for the IDs we want the topological position # of: idProduct_re='^fd1[0-3]$' idVendor_re='^04b4$' # max. recursion level: maxlevel=6 # hubs can be daisy chained up to 5 max. # pattern for trees to be traversed (a '*' will be appended): sys_bus_usb_devices_usb="/sys/bus/usb/devices/usb" traverse()( # Syntax: traverse cur_recursion_level cd_to local level="$1" cd "$2" if [[ "$(< idVendor)" =~ $idVendor_re ]] \ && [[ "$(< idProduct)" =~ $idProduct_re ]]; then printf "%03d/%03d %s\n" \ "$( # returns on stdout the index into of , empty if none. local idx eval max_idx='"${#'$1'[@]}"' for ((idx = 0; idx < max_idx; idx++)); do if eval [ '"${'$1'[idx]}"' = '"$2"' ]; then echo "$idx" return fi done } # indices into the elements of a single outlets[] line (rarely used) # index: position after 'set -- $outlet': i_usbpos=0 # $1 i_busdev=1 # $2 i_gemno=2 # $3 i_serial=3 # $4 i_max_outlet_no=4 # $6 i_outlet_no=5 # $6 i_section=6 # $7 i_outlet_name=7 # $8 i_aliases=8 # $9 readRcFile(){ # readRcFile # # interprets the rc file. # # result: outlets[]: Each array element is a string describing 1 outlet: # # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 .... # "4-2.2 004/005 01:0b:a4:c9:45 0 4 2 Peripherals Scanner ..." # ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^- # | | | | | | | | # | | | | | | | + ---#8 [#9 ..] Outlet name and aliases # | | | | | | +-#7 The device's name (the [ section ]) # | | | | | +---#6: The individual outlets' number within this device # | | | | +-----#5: The total number of outlets # | | | +-------#4: The Gembird's number for sispmctl command # | | +----------------------#3: The Gembird's serial number # | +----------- #2: The USB Bus/device as reorted by get-usb-pos and sispmctl -s # +------------------ #1: The topological pos position as reportet by get-usb-pos # results: # outlets[] # all_names: list of all encountered outlet names and aliases # all_sections: -"- section names local idx idx_new line fatal rc_file cur_gem lineno lineno_for_errmsg local continuation_line perr(){ local skip_sect_new # Syntax: perr [-skip] [-fatal] text while [[ "$1" == -* ]]; do case "$1" in -skip) skip_sect_new=1;; -fatal) fatal=1;; *) abort "${FUNCNAME[1]}: internal error";; esac shift 1 done [ "$errtext" ] && printf "%s\n" "$errtext" printf " %s:\n" "$*" if [ "$have_sect" ]; then printf " line %d, section [%s]: '%s'\n" "$lineno_for_errmsg" "$section" "$orig_line" else printf " line %d: '%s'\n" "$lineno" "$orig_line" fi unset errtext if [ "$skip_sect_new" ] && [ -z "$skip_sect" ]; then echo >&2 "(This error will not be reported again until configuration is changed.)" skip_sect=1 fi } >&2 getIdx(){ # Syntax: getIdx idx # Accepts idx if new or same if [ "$idx" ] && [ "$idx" -ne "$1" ]; then echo $idx perr -fatal "Conflicting pos ('$pos') and serial ('$serial') statements" else idx="$1" gemdev_used[idx]=1 fi } chkIdx(){ # Syntax: chkIdx # barf if idx is undefined [ "$idx" ] && return 0 perr -fatal -skip "need preceding outlet definition" return 1 } # get bus mapping getGemdevArray section="1st" l_section=0 l_outlet=9 if ! findRcFile "$my_rc_file" "${rcdirs[@]}"; then if [ "$opt_T" ]; then for dir in "${rcdirs[@]}"; do rc_file="$dir/$rc_file"UXS touch 2>/dev/null "$rc_file" && break done \ || abort "Cannot create 'my_rc_file' in any of: ${rcdirs[*]}" else abort "Internal: Cannot open $my_rc_file" # should have been recognized earlier fi fi errtext="$pname: in file '$rc_file':" assertUnique "ALL" all_names # enter "ALL" into empty list shopt -s nocasematch { while unset curline; IFS= read -r line; do : $((++lineno)) lineno_for_errmsg="$lineno" while [[ "$line" =~ ^$_s*(.*$_S)$_s*(\\n)(\\)$ ]] \ || [[ "$line" =~ ^$_s*(.*$_S)$_s*(\\)$ ]]; do # handle eol backslash continuation curline="${curline:+$curline }${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" [ "${BASH_REMATCH[3]}" ] && curline="$curline$_nl" IFS= read -r line : $((++lineno)) done line="${curline:+$curline }$line" orig_line="$line" # strip comments off while [[ " $line" =~ ^(.*)$_c.*$ ]]; do $v2Echo "stripping comment: '$line' -> '${BASH_REMATCH[1]}'" line="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" done # strip leading & trailing whitespace, skip (now) empty lines [[ "$line" =~ ^$_s*($_S+($_s+$_S+)*)$_s*$ ]] || continue # empty line="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" if [ -z "$skip_sect" ]; then if [[ "$line" =~ ^([[:alpha:]][-[:alnum:]]+)$_s*=$_s*($_S+($_s+$_S+)*)$_s*$ ]]; then config_item="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" arg="${BASH_REMATCH[2]}" case "$config_item" in pos) # found "pos = 4-2.2" [ "$pos" ] && perr -fatal "duplicate pos statement in section" idx_new=$(findIdx gemdev_usb_pos "$arg") [ "$idx_new" ] || perr -skip "There's no Gembird at USB position '$arg'" assertUnique "$arg" all_pos || perr -fatal "Duplicate position" getIdx "$idx_new" $v2Echo "parse: pos: '$line' -> $pos -> $idx" ;; serial) # found "serial = 01:ffffff9a:ffffffa9:ffffffdb:41 [ "$serial" ] \ && perr -fatal "duplicate serial statement in section [ $section ]" idx_new=$(findIdx gemdev_serial "$arg") [ "$idx_new" ] || perr -skip "Unknown serial '$serial'" assertUnique "$arg" all_serials || perr -fatal "Duplicate serial number" getIdx "$idx_new" $v2Echo "parse: serial: '$line' -> $serial -> $idx" ;; path|pre-on|pre-off|post-on|post-off) chkIdx cur_gem="${gemdev_gembird_no[idx]}" var="gemdev_${cur_gem}_${config_item//-/_}" eval $var[outlet_no]='"$arg"' $v2Echo "parse: $config_item: '$line' -> $var[$outlet_no]='$arg'" ;; *) perr -fatal "Unknown statement '$config_item'" ;; esac elif [[ "$line" =~ ^([0-9])$_s*=$_s*(($_S+)($_s+$_S+)*)$_s*$ ]]; then # found "3 = Laser OKI" len="${#BASH_REMATCH[3]}" # outlet name len outlet_no=${BASH_REMATCH[1]} names=${BASH_REMATCH[2]} for name in $names; do assertUnique "$name" all_names || perr -fatal "Duplicate outlet name '$name'" done if chkIdx; then if [ " ${gemdev_max_outlet[idx]}" -lt "$outlet_no" ]; then skip_sect=1 perr -fatal "Outlet number is $outlet_no but only $n_outlets outlets are available" continue fi [ "$len" -gt "$l_outlet" ] && l_outlet=$len # max outlet name len cur_outlet="${gemdev_usb_pos[idx]} ${gemdev_bus_dev[idx]} ${gemdev_gembird_no[idx]} ${gemdev_serial[idx]} ${gemdev_max_outlet[idx]} $outlet_no $section $names" outlets[${#outlets[@]}]="$cur_outlet" cur_gem="${gemdev_gembird_no[idx]}" #eval 'gemdev_'${cur_gem}'_path['$outlet_no"]=" $v2Echo "parse: outlet: '$line' -> $cur_outlet" fi elif [ -z "$skip_sect" ]; then barf=yes fi [ "$skip_sect" ] && echo >&2 "Skipping the rest of the offending '[ $section ]' section." fi # if [ -z $skip_sect ] if [[ "$line" =~ ^'['$_s*($_S+)$_s*']'$ ]]; then # found "[ Peripherals ]" section="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" len=${#section} [ "$len" -gt "$l_section" ] && l_section=$len have_sect=1 assertUnique "$section" all_sections || perr -fatal "Duplicate section" unset skip_sect idx pos serial barf cur_outlet $v2Echo "parse: section: '$line' -> '$section'" fi if [ "$barf" ]; then perr -fatal "Not a valid line" abort "Errors in configuration file" fi done [ "$fatal" ] && abort "Errors in configuration file, Aborting." } < "$rc_file" [ -z "$errtext" ] && echo >&2 # Now check if there are any Gembirds left out: for ((idx=0; idx < "${#gemdev_usb_pos[@]}"; idx++)); do if [ "${gemdev_used[idx]}" != "1" ]; then printf >&2 "\ * Note: unconfigured Gembird found at bus/device %s pos = %s serial = %s\n" \ "${gemdev_bus_dev[idx]}" "${gemdev_usb_pos[idx]}" "${gemdev_serial[idx]}" fi done } template_hdr="\ # Configuration template for $my_name # # Created $(date -Imin) for $USER ${HOSTNAME:+on $HOSTNAME} # This file describes the mapping from individual outlet names of # Gembird USB-conrolled power switches to the position of their # devices on the USB and/or to their serial number. ### Some syntax rules: # # Comments # '#' and ':' at the start of a word (i.e. after white space or a # newline) start a comment. All text up to the end of the line will be # ignored. # # Case # All matching is done without regard to case (case-insensitive). # # Names (outlet and Gembird device identifiers) # Names can be made of any non-whitespace characters. They are allowed # to include anything but the following: # - They cannot start with a comment character ('#', ';') # - White space cannot be embedded as it is a delimiter, # - In device (=section) names '[' and ']' cannot be used (delimiters) # # Indenting # Indenting is not mandatory; leading white space is always ignored. Use # it as you like, In all places where white space is allowed/required, # any amount can be used. # # Key elements # All the descriptions of the key elements below are preceded by an # example line demonstrating their use. # # [ Gebird_name ] # Starts a device section, giving the device and the section the name # within the brackets. Any white space between brackets and device # name is optional. # # pos = 3.1 # Names the topological position of the device on the USB as reported # by gemplug -d . # # serial = 01:02:03:04:05 # Names the Gembird's serial number as reported by gemplug -d or sispmctl -s. # # 1 = Outlet-name [Alias ...] # Number, '=', Name Aliases ... names the individual plug outlets. # It can only be used if at least one of pos or serial are given # before and in the same section. If both are given, they are # required to match the same device. Outlet numbers (the numbers in # the first column) count from number 1 upwards per device. ### An example for a device entry: # # [ Peripherals ] # pos = 4-2.2 # 1 = Scanner # 2 = Printer Laser # 3 = DVB-T DVBT Telly # 4 = Backup1 ICY ext_ATA # Here we go: " addOneTemplate(){ # Syntax: addOneTemplate while :; do sect="Gembird-$((++template_section_idx))" assertUnique "$sect" all_sections && break; done printf "\n[ $sect ]\n" "$1" printf " pos = %s # currently at bus/device %s\n" "${gemdev_usb_pos[$1]}" "${gemdev_bus_dev[$1]}" printf " serial = %s # you may remove either pos or serial\n" "${gemdev_serial[$1]}" for ((outlet=1; outlet <= "${gemdev_max_outlet[$1]}"; outlet++)); do while :; do out="OUT-$((template_out_idx++))" assertUnique "$out" all_names && break; done printf " %d = %s\n" "$outlet" "$out" done } addTemplate(){ # Syntax: addTemplate # Adds a template. Creates rc file if needed. local touch_result idx written need_update getGemdevArray echo >&2 "Checking current configuration ..." readRcFile for idx in ${!gemdev_usb_pos[@]}; do if [ "${gemdev_used[idx]}" != 1 ]; then need_update=1 break fi done if [ -z "$need_update" ]; then echo >&2 "Nothing to write (no unconfigured Gembird found)." return fi if [ "$opt_W" ]; then if ! findRcFile "$my_rc_file" "${rcdirs[@]}"; then for rc_dir in "${rcdirs[@]}"; do rc_file="$rc_dir/$my_rc_file" touch_result="$touch_result$_nl$(touch 2>&1 "$rc_file")" && break done if [ $? != 0 ]; then echo "$touch_result" abort "Cannot create configuration file" fi echo "$template_hdr" > "$rc_file" || abort "Cannot write template" fi exec >> "$rc_file" || abort "Can't write template file '$rc_file'" fi for idx in ${!gemdev_usb_pos[@]}; do if [ "${gemdev_used[idx]}" != 1 ]; then [ "$opt_W" ] && printf >&2 "Writing template for unconfigured Gembird at %s\n"\ "${gemdev_bus_dev[idx]}" addOneTemplate "$idx" fi done if [ "$opt_W" ]; then echo >&2 " Configuration written to '$rc_file'. You may now want to edit it and give the items there meaningful names." fi } findRcFile(){ # Syntax: findRcFile .... # returns first file from dirs which is readable # Result in $rc_file (empty if none), true/false local rc_dir fnam="$1" shift for rc_dir in "$@" ""; do rc_file="$rc_dir/$fnam" [ -r "$rc_file" ] && [ -f "$rc_file" ] && return done return 1 } findRcDir_RW(){ # Syntax: findRcFile .... # returns first dir from "$@" which is r/w-able # Result in $rc_dir (empty if none), true/false for rc_dir in "$@" ""; do [ -w "$rc_dir" ] && [ -r "$rc_dir" ] && [ -d "$rc_dir" ] && return done return 1 } initialize(){ local compiled_rc need_update rc_file rc_dir # Find first rc file along $rcdirs[] if findRcFile "$my_compiled_rc_file" "${rcdirs[@]}"; then # set rc_file compiled_conf="$rc_file" else need_update=1 # none fi # find first directory which is writable along rcdirs[] # first, try directory of current rc rc_dir="${rc_file%/*}" if [ -z "$rc_dir" ] || [ ! -w "$rc_dir" ]; then # we don't have write permissions in the rc file's directory if ! findRcDir_RW "${rcdirs[@]}"; then # we have to create our rc directory for rc_dir in "${rcdirs[@]}"; do md_result="$md_result$_nl$(mkdir -m 0755 -p "$rc_dir" 2>&1)" && break done if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "$md_result" abort "Cannot write compiled configuration file" fi fi fi compiled_rc="$rc_dir/$my_compiled_rc_file" last_sispmctl_S="$rc_dir/$last_sispmctl_S" # check if sispmctl -s reports a different config than last time getSispmctlS if [ ! -r "$last_sispmctl_S" ] || [ "$version$_nl$sispmctl_S" != "$(<"$last_sispmctl_S")" ]; then need_update=1 echo "$version$_nl$sispmctl_S" > "$last_sispmctl_S" fi if ! findRcFile "$my_rc_file" "${rcdirs[@]}"; then # set rc_file # None found. echo "No configuration file found. This is where I've looked for one:" for rc_dir in "${rcdirs[@]}"; do echo " $rc_dir/$my_rc_file" done echo "You may try again using the -T or -TW option to create a template." abort "Can't proceed." fi # re-compute outlets[] if needed if [ "$need_update$opt_f" ] \ || [ "$rc_file" -nt "$compiled_conf" ]; then $v2Echo "Parsing '$rc_file'" readRcFile if [ -z "$sispmctl_err" ]; then if [ -e "$compiled_rc" ]; then chmod 0600 "$compiled_rc" || abort "Can't set permissions of '$compiled_rc'" fi printf > "$compiled_rc" "%s\n" "\ # Compiled configuration, generated by $pname at $(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M') # *** DO NOT EDIT ***" declare -p outlets l_section l_outlet ${!gemdev_*} >> "$compiled_rc" getColors colors_TERM="$TERM" declare -p ${!color_*} colors_TERM have_colors >> "$compiled_rc" $vEcho "$compiled_rc written." chmod 0400 "$compiled_rc" || abort "Can't set permissions of '$compiled_rc'" else $vEcho "$compiled_rc NOT written because of sispmctl errors" fi fi } getCurDevStates(){ # Syntax: getCurDevStates [-f] # opt: -f: force read (ignore cached data) # Result in cur_dev_states[] = (sisdev, state0, state 1, ..) local path idx i path_array sispm_result sispm_old i err=0 if [ "$1" = "-f" ]; then shift unset states_cache[sisdev] cur_dev_states else [ "$1" -eq "${cur_dev_states[0]:--1}" ] && return fi sisdev="$1" if [ -z "${states_cache[sisdev]}" ]; then while [ $((++i)) -lt 2 ]; do # -lt 2: agrees 3 times: 0, 1, 2 [ "$err" -gt 10 ] && abort "Can't read Gembird #$sisdev" sispm_old="$sispm_result" sispm_result="$(execSispmctl -n -q -d $sisdev -g all)" || : $((++err)) [ "$err" -gt 20 ] && abort "Can't get a consistent readout from '$sispmctl -n -q -d $sisdev -g all' after $err tries" if [ -n "$sispm_old" ] && [ "$sispm_result" != "$sispm_old" ]; then $vEcho "Unstable readout (was: '"$sispm_old"', is: '"$sispm_result"')from command '$sispmctl -n -q -d $sisdev -g all'" : $((++err)) i=0 fi done states_cache[sisdev]="$1 $sispm_result" set -- ${states_cache[sisdev]} shift # Notify for external program(s) eval 'path_array=( "${'gemdev_${sisdev}_path'[@]}" )' for ((i=0; i < "${#path_array[@]}"; i++)); do path="${path_array[i]}" if [ "$path" ]; then mkdir -p "${path%/*}" if [ "$1" != "$(< "$path")" ]; then echo "$1" > "$path" touch "$path.chgd" echo $(($(<"$path.chgd") + 1)) > "$path.chgd" fi fi shift done fi cur_dev_states=(${states_cache[sisdev]}) } findOutletByName(){ # Sytnax: findPlugByName # Returns: line from outlets[] in stdout local res srch="$1" found shopt -s nocasematch # from now on we're case insensitive for outlet in "${outlets[@]}"; do set -- $outlet shift 7 # skip to 1st name while [ "$1" ]; do case "$1" in $srch*) res="$outlet" found[${#found[@]}]="$1" break ;; esac shift done done if [ "${#found[@]}" -gt 2 ]; then abort "Ambiguous matches for '$srch': ${found[*]}" elif [ -z "$res" ]; then abort "No match for '$srch'" fi echo "$res" } getState(){ # Sytax: getState [-noabort] # returns 0 or 1 on stdout # with 2 Arguments, returns empty string on error, else aborts case "${2:-$1}" in 0|off) echo "0";; 1|on) echo "1";; *) [ "$#" != 2 ] && abort "Can't set to state '$1'. Valid states are: 0, off, 1, on";; esac } setOutlet(){ # Syntax: setOutlet "" state [recursion_level} local outlet="$1" state="$2" recursion_level="${3:-0}" t_echo dev port cmd on_off dev_name execPrePost(){ # Syntax: execPrePost pre|post eval cmd='${gemdev_'${dev}_$1_${on_off}'[port]}' if [ "$cmd" ]; then if ! $t_echo "${SHELL:-/bin/sh}" -c "$set_x$cmd" "${sh_args[@]}"; then echo "$1-$on_off command: '$cmd'" abort "$1-$on_off for outlet '$dev_name' failed" fi fi } set -- $1 dev="$3" port="$6" dev_name="$8" case "$(getState "$state")" in 0) st="0"; opt="-f"; on_off="off";; 1) st="1"; opt="-o"; on_off="on";; esac [ "$opt_X" ] && set_x="set -x; " if [ "$opt_t" ]; then t_echo="echo not executed (-t):" else sh_args=(${my_name}-sh "$@") fi execPrePost pre if [ "$opt_t" ]; then $t_echo "Outlet '$8' set to '$on_off" else execSispmctl -q -d "$3" $opt "$6" fi getCurDevStates -f "$3" if [ "${cur_dev_states[$6]}" != "$st" ]; then if [ "$recursion_level" -lt 3 ]; then $vEcho "$pname: State not reported back. Trying again." setOutlet "$outlet" "$state" $((recursion_level+1)) else abort "Gembird device '$7', outlet '$8' doesn't report back the new setting after $recursion_level retries" fi fi execPrePost post } getOutlet(){ # Syntax: getOutlet # returns state in $state local idx cur=($1) getCurDevStates "${cur[i_gemno]}" state="${cur_dev_states[${cur[i_outlet_no]}]}" } dumpOutlet(){ # Syntax: dumpOutlet local idx cur=($1) line getOutlet "$1" [ "$state" -eq 0 ] && state="0 (Off)" || state="1 (on)" echo printf "Outlet name: %s\n" "${cur[i_outlet_name]}" printf "Alias(es): " for ((idx=i_aliases; idx < ${#cur[@]}; idx++)); do printf " %s" "${cur[idx]}" done echo printf "USB position: %s\n" "${cur[i_usbpos]}" printf "Bus/Device: %s\n" "${cur[i_busdev]}" printf "Gembird#: %s\n" "${cur[i_gemno]}" printf "Serial #: %s\n" "${cur[i_serial]}" printf "Number of outlets: %s\n" "${cur[i_max_outlet_no]}" printf "outlet #: %s\n" "${cur[i_outlet_no]}" printf "Section name: [ %s ]\n" "${cur[i_section]}" stat --printf "%A\n%a\n%U\n%u\n%G\n%g\n$'\x04'" /dev/bus/usb/"${cur[i_busdev]}" \ | ( IFS="$_nl" read -d $'\x04' access access_octal owner owner_id group group_id if [[ "$access_octal" =~ ^..[67]$ ]]; then printf "Access rights: %s (%s)\n" "World read and write permissions" "$access" else printf "Access rights: %s\n" "$access" printf " World: no write permission\n" if [[ "$access_octal" =~ ^.[67].$ ]]; then printf " Group: %s (read and write permissions)\n" "$group" elif ! [[ "$access_octal" =~ ^.[67].$ ]]; then printf " Group: %s (no write permission)\n" "$group" fi if [[ "$access_octal" =~ ^[67]..$ ]]; then printf " Owner: %s (read and write permissions)\n" "$owner" else printf " Owner: %s (no write permission)\n" "$owner" fi fi ) printf "current state: %s\n" "$state" } listOneOutlet(){ # Syntax: listOneOutlet "" local r state if [ "$opt_g" ]; then getOutlet "$1" [ "$state" -eq 1 ] exit elif [ "$opt_d" ]; then dumpOutlet "$outlet" else if [ -z "$opt_qq" ]; then # State getOutlet "$1" needColors if [ "$state" = "1" ]; then [ "$opt_n" ] || state="(On)" printf "%s" "$color_green_bg$color_bold_grey" else [ "$opt_n" ] || state="(Off)" printf "%s" "$color_red_bg$color_bold_grey" fi printf "%-5s" "$state" printf "%s " "$color_reset" fi set -- $1 # section [ -n "$opt_v" ] && printf "%-*s " "$l_section" "$7" # Name ( [ "$opt_qq" ] || [ -z "$opt_q" ] ) && printf "%s" "$8" # Aliases shift $(min 8 $#) ( [ -z "$opt_qq" ] && [ -z "$opt_q" ]) && printf " %s" "$*" # finale echo fi } listOutlets(){ local cur_sisdev=-1 for outlet in "${outlets[@]}"; do listOneOutlet "$outlet" done } ############### Jobs and the like getIntervalSpec(){ # Syntax: getIntervalSpec "" # interpret $1 as time interval (duration) starting from $cur_sec # (date in s since epoch, which must be defined). # sets global "cur_date" to a time strimg suitable for feeding to the "at" command. # sets global 'cur_sec' to reflect the new date (in secs since epoch) local days=0 hrs=0 min=0 target [ "$cur_sec" ] || cur_sec=$(date '+%s') || abort "Ooops: can't get current date/time" if ! [[ "$1" =~ [hmd:] ]]; then abort "'$1': need a unit specification (d[ays], h[our], m[in], ':')" elif ! [[ "$1" =~ $_n ]]; then abort "'$1': need a number in interval specification" elif [[ "$1" =~ ^$_s*(($_n)$_s*$_d)?$_s*(($_n)(($_s*$_h$_s*)|$_s|:))?(:?($_n)$_s*($_m)?)?$_s*$ ]]; then # declare -p BASH_REMATCH days="10#${BASH_REMATCH[2]:-0}" hrs="10#${BASH_REMATCH[6]:-0}" min="10#${BASH_REMATCH[13]:-0}" else abort "Can't interpret '$1' as a time interval" fi target=$(( ((days * 24 + hrs) * 60 + min) * 60)) : $((cur_sec += target + 30)) cur_date=$(date -d "1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC + $cur_sec sec" '+%H:%M %Y-%m-%d') [ "$opt_v" ] && printf "time interval '%s' -> %d days %d:%d, target date: %s\n" \ "$1" "$((days))" "$((hrs))" "$((min))" "$cur_date" } getTimestampSpec(){ # Syntax: getIntervalSpec "" # interpret $1 as time stamp (date) # sets global "cur_date" to a time strimg suitable for feeding to the "at" command. # sets global 'cur_sec' to reflect the new date (in secs since epoch) local target target=$(date -d "$1" "+%s") || abort "Invalid date/time specification: '$1'" if [ "$target" -lt "$now" ]; then : $((target += 24 * 3600)) if [ "$target" -gt "$now" ]; then [ "$opt_v" ] && echo "Time in the past - using tomorrow's time" else abort "date in the past: '$1'" fi fi cur_sec="$target" if [ "$1" = "now" ]; then cur_date="now" else cur_date=$(date -d "1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC + $target sec" '+%H:%M %Y-%m-%d') fi } getJobs(){ # Syntax: getJobs [] # returns on stdout "jobno: date - command" local srch err res if [ "$1" ]; then set -- $outlet srch="$8" else srch=".*" fi LC_ALL=C atq -q "$at_queue" \ | while read jobno time; do time="${time% $at_queue *}" # remove queue indicator and user name res=$( LC_ALL=C at -q S -c "$jobno" | sed -n '/^cd /,$'"{/^[^ ]*$my_name $srch /p}" [ "${PIPESTATUS[0]}" -ne 0 ] && abort "Error reading job $jobno" ) [ "$res" ] && printf "%s: %s - %s\n" "$jobno" "$time" "$res" done [ "${PIPESTATUS[0]}" -ne 0 ] && abort "Error reading at-queue" } listJobs(){ # Syntax: listJobs [] getJobs "$1" | sed 's/#.*$//' } num='([0-9]+)' fillPending_jobs(){ # Syntax: fillPending_jobs [] # fills the pending_jobs_* arrays local joblist idx joblist="$(getJobs "$1")" idx="${#pending_jobs_job[@]}" # add if there's already somthing inside while IFS= read line; do [ "$line" ] || break if [[ "$line" =~ ^$num:" "+.+" - ".*"$my_name "([^ ]+)" "*([01])" "*#" "*now=$num" "+at=$num ]]; then #declare -p BASH_REMATCH pending_jobs_job[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[1]}" pending_jobs_date[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[2]}" pending_jobs_device[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[3]}" pending_jobs_state[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[4]}" pending_jobs_now_sec[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[5]}" pending_jobs_at_sec[idx]="${BASH_REMATCH[6]}" : $((idx++)) have_pending_jobs=$idx else printf "Unknown job spec: '%s'\n" "$line" fi done <&1 declare -p PIPESTATUS ) if ! [[ "$result" =~ "declare -a PIPESTATUS='([0]=\"0\" [1]=\"0\")" ]]; then echo "$result" abort "command '${at_cmd[*]}' failed." fi fi done } registerAtCmd(){ # Syntax: execAt "" "" "" "0|1" local date="$1" date_sec="$2" state="$4" cmd set -- $3 cmd="${my_path}${my_path:+/}$my_name $8 $state # now=$now at=$date_sec" idx=${#at_registered_dates[@]} at_registered_dates[idx]="$date" at_registered_cmds[idx]="$cmd" [ "$opt_q" ] || echo "scheduling: $date: ${cmd%#*}" } assembleAt(){ # Syntax: assembleAt "" "0|1" "" getTimestampSpec "$1" registerAtCmd "$cur_date" "$cur_sec" "$3" "$2" } assembleAfter(){ # Syntax: assembleAfter "" "0|1" "" getIntervalSpec "$1" registerAtCmd "$cur_date" "$cur_sec" "$3" "$2" } runInterpreter(){ # Syntax: doInterpret "$@" target_state="$(getState "$2")" now=$(date '+%s') || abort "Oops: can't get current date/time" fillPending_jobs "$outlet" if [ "$have_pending_jobs" ] && [ -z "$opt_a" ]; then ( summary="are $have_pending_jobs pending jobs" [ "$have_pending_jobs" -eq 1 ] && summary="is 1 pending job" set -- $outlet if [ "$opt_t" ]; then [ -z "$opt_a$opt_r" ] \ && printf "Note: there $summary for '$8'. You'll need to specify either -a or -r when you remove the -t (test) option.\n" else abort "There $summary for '$8'. Either choose '-r' to replace them or '-a' to add new jobs." fi ) fi shift 2 if [ "$1" = "-e" ]; then shift $v2Echo "$pname: Setting '$outlet' to $target_state" setOutlet "$outlet" "$target_state" rmLock $vEcho "$pname: Running '$*'" "$@" res=$? if [ "$res" -ne 0 ]; then printf "%s: %s exited with error code %d\n" "$pname" "$1" "$res" fi [ "$target_state" = 0 ] && target_state=1 || target_state=0 $v2Echo "$pname: Setting '$outlet' to $target_state" needLock setOutlet "$outlet" "$target_state" else while [ "$#" -gt 0 ]; do if [ -z "$cur_sec" ]; then # no previous action. Check if we have to switch now, case "$1" in for|until) assembleAt "now" "$target_state" "$outlet";; esac fi case "$1" in at) assembleAt "$2" "$target_state" "$outlet"; shift 2;; after) assembleAfter "$2" "$target_state" "$outlet"; shift 2;; until) assembleAt "$2" "$(( ! target_state))" "$outlet"; shift 2;; for) assembleAfter "$2" "$(( ! target_state))" "$outlet"; shift 2;; *) abort "Unknown element on command line: '$1'";; esac done # If we've made it here, we now can execute our 'at' commands: if [ "$opt_t" ]; then [ "$opt_q" ] || echo "Scheduled jobs not activated (-t)" else execAtCmds fi fi } ################ misc version(){ echo "\ $version (C) 2008 Heike C. Zimmerer This software is licensed under the GNU Public License (GPL), version 3." } makeWorldReadWritable(){ local bus_dev for bus_dev in "${gemdev_bus_dev[@]}"; do chmod a+rw "$dev_bus_usb/$bus_dev" || abort "Can't set permissions" done echo "$pname: Permissions done." } execMode(){ # Syntax: execMode "$@" # Execute special modes mode="$1" shift case "$mode" in C) makeWorldReadWritable ;; T) addTemplate 0;; m) # gemplug -m outlet outlet ... state args=("$@") while [ "$2" ]; do outs[${#outs[@]}]=$(findOutletByName "$1") shift done # don't exec anything in case of error for outlet in "${outs[@]}"; do setOutlet "$outlet" "$1" done ;; p) for jobno; do if atrm "$jobno"; then echo "job $jobno purged" else err=1 fi done [ "$err" ] && abort "Not all jobs could be removed." ;; l|d) [ "$#" -eq 0 ] && listOutlets for dev; do outlet=$(findOutletByName "$dev") listOneOutlet "$outlet" done ;; k) [ "$#" -lt 1 ] && abort "'-k': Not enough arguments" if [ "$1" = "ALL" ]; then fillPending_jobs else for dev; do outlet=$(findOutletByName "$dev") fillPending_jobs "$outlet" done fi killPending_jobs ;; j) [ "$#" -eq 0 ] && listJobs for dev; do outlet=$(findOutletByName "$dev") listJobs "$outlet" done ;; esac } doGetopts(){ while getopts vx-:lhrtnqjkidarcygfLCTWpXm argv; do case "$argv" in p|j|k|l|d|i|C|T|m) [ "$mode" ] && abort "'-$argv' and '-$mode' are mutually exclusive options" mode="$argv";; esac case "$argv" in d|p|f|g|t|n|l|m|j|k|a|r|c|i|y|C|T|W|X|L) eval opt_$argv=1;; x) set -x;; q) [ "$opt_q" ] && opt_qq=1; opt_q=1;; v) case $((++opt_v)) in 1) vEcho="echo";; 2) v2Echo="echo :+ "; vCmd=vCmd;; 3) v3Echo="echo :* ";; esac ;; -*) case "$OPTARG" in li*) version; echo "$LICENSE"; exit 0;; c*) doGetopts "C";; t*) doGetopts "T";; V*) echo "$time_stamp"; version; exit;; v*) version; exit;; h*) usage;; *) echo "unknown long option '--$OPTARG'"; exit 127;; esac ;; *) usage;; esac done } ###################### main pname=${0##*/} [ -t 1 ] && have_term=1 export HOME=${HOME:-/$default_HOME} unset IFS # get command line options vEcho=: v2Echo=: v3Echo=: cmdline=("$0" "$@") doGetopts "$@" shift $((OPTIND-1)) cmdargs=("$@") # Templates need to be written before initialization if [ "$mode" = 'T' ]; then addTemplate exit fi #### Initialize: get configuration (assemble it if required) # Make sure core variables are clean at this point: unset outlets l_section l_outlet ${!gemdev_*} ${!color_*} colors_TERM have_colors # get an exclusive lock for sispmctl and our files [ "$opt_L" ] || needLock 10 # Assemble core variables from scrath if required. If not, read them # in from saved state: initialize [ "$outlets" ] || . "$compiled_conf" # clean out old colors it $TERM has changed or none are required: if [ "$colors_TERM" != "$TERM" ] \ || [ "$opt_c" ] \ || [ -z "$have_term" ]; then unset ${!color_*} have_colors fi ### Now go do some useful work: if [ "$mode" ]; then # 'mode' commands differ in syntax, so they are recognized and # treated separately: execMode "$mode" "$@" else # standard syntax: [outlet [state [commands ...]]] [ "$#" -ge 1 ] && outlet=$(findOutletByName "$1") if [ "$opt_r" ]; then fillPending_jobs "$outlet" killPending_jobs unset ${!pending_jobs_*} have_pending_jobs fi case "$#" in 0) listOutlets;; 1) listOneOutlet "$outlet";; 2) setOutlet "$outlet" "$2";; *) runInterpreter "$@";; esac fi [ -n "$sispmctl_err" ] && echo "$pname: sispmctl errors." [ -n "$finale_furioso" ] && echo "$finale_furioso" exit 0 sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/gemplug-completion.sh0000775000200200017500000000074411664771076021020 0ustar petepete# gemplug(1) completion # # Put this file into /etc/bash_completion.d/, or # manually add it to /etc/bash_completion or to your profile # in order to get your outlet names completed by bash. # _gemplug1(){ local item shopt_nocasematch shopt_nocasematch=$(shopt -p nocasematch) shopt -s nocasematch for item in $(gemplug -nqq); do [[ "$item" == "$2"* ]] && COMPREPLY[${#COMPREPLY[@]}]="$item" done $shopt_nocasematch } complete -F _gemplug1 gemplug sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/gemplug.10000664000200200017500000005640411664771076016400 0ustar petepete.\" Title: gemplug .\" Author: Heike C. Zimmerer .\" Date: Time-stamp: <2008-04-29 21:59:40 hcz> .\" Manual: gemplug .\" Source: gemplug .\" .TH "GEMPLUG" "19" "April 2008" "gemplug" .\" disable hyphenation .nh .\" disable justification (adjust text to left margin only) .ad l .SH "NAME" gemplug - control silver shield PM outlets .SH "SYNOPSIS" .HP \fBgemplug [-opts] []\fR .RS 4 lists available outlets along with their state .RE .HP \fBgemplug [-opts] off|0|on|1\fR .RS 4 Switch Gembird power outlets .RE .RE .HP \fBgemplug [-opts] off|0|on|1 at|after|until|for [at|after|until|for [...]]\fR .RS 4 Switch Gembird outlets at specified times .RE .RE .SH "DESCRIPTION" .PP Silver Shield PM power switches are USB controlled power outlets. They are referred to here as "Gembirds". .PP \fBgemplug\fR allows you to control your Gembirds in various ways, e.g., by accessing them by name, by scheduling and managing timed jobs, by allowing to couple switch actions with other commands (including other timed switch actions), and by handling multiple devices in a transparent manner. It delegates the task of actually accessing the hardware to \fBsispmctl(1)\fR. At the time of this writing, at least version 2.8 of sispmctl must be available before you can run gemplug successfully. .PP Timed jobs are handed over to the \fBat\fR command and rounded to the nearest minute. .PP For a quick start, scroll down to the section named "QUICK START". .SH "OPTIONS" Outlet names may always be abbreviated to the right (need to match only the beginning of a name) as long as the resulting substring is still unique. .SS "Job related" .PP gemplug's jobs are passed to the 'at' command for timed execution. You may examine and change the active jobs with the following commands. .PP \fB\-j [ [...]]\fR .RS 4 list pending jobs. You may add any number of outlet names for which pending jobs are to be listed. Without any name, all pending jobs are displayed. .RE .PP \fB-k [...]\fR .RS 4 kill pending jobs. You need to name at least one outlet. To kill all pending jobs for all outlets, use \fBALL\fR (in upper case) as the outlet name. .RE .PP \fB-p [ [...]]\fR .RS 4 purge individual pending jobs by job number. The job number is output in the first column (before the colon) when you list jobs by calling gemplug with the \fB\-j\fR option. .RE .PP \fB\-a\fR .RS 4 tells gemplug to add whatever actions are given on the rest of the command line to already pending jobs (if any). If there are any jobs already scheduled for an outlet, you must give either \fB\-r\fR or \fB\-a\fR when you enter new timed jobs for the same outlet. .RE .PP \fB\-r\fR .RS 4 tells gemplug to remove already pending jobs (if any) for the current action's outlet before executing the rest of the command line. If there are any jobs already scheduled for an outlet, you must give either \fB\-r\fR or \fB\-a\fR when you enter new timed jobs for the same outlet. When an outlet is named, but no action, this is roughly the same as \fB-k \fR except that the state of the outlet is printed too. .RE .PP .SS "Listing options and output control" \fB\-t\fR .RS 4 test mode: show what actions would have been taken or scheduled without actually doing any scheduling. Pending jobs are not removed even if you also specify \fB\-r\fR. This mode may come in handy in order to test the effect of date/time formats and other scheduling details. .RE .PP \fB\-l [ [...]]\fR .RS 4 list the states (on/off) of the outlets named on the rest of the command line. Without any name, lists all. Using -l without any or with exactly one argument is the same as calling gemplug without the \fB\-l\fR. .RE .PP \fB\-d [ [...]]\fR .RS 4 Dumps all configuration information gemplug has accumulated for the named outlets in formatted form. If no outlet is named, information about all outlets is written out. .RE .PP \fB\-c\fR .RS 4 Never use colors in output. Colors are otherwise used to display an outlet's state and to emphasize error messages when stdout is connected to a terminal with a known $TERM. .RE .PP \fB\-n\fR .RS 4 Replaces the "(on)" and "(off)" texts used to report outlet states by either a "1" or a "0" (without the quotes). For use (possibly in conjunction with \fB\-q\fR) in scripts. .RE .PP \fB\-q\fR .RS 4 Quiet operation. Removes all text from outlet state queries except for the raw results ("(off)", "(on)", "0", "1") and error messages. .RE .PP \fB\-g \fR .RS 4 Get outlet state. Report nothing, but set the program's exit code to 0 (true) if the outlet is powered on, else to 1 (false). .RE .PP \fB\-f\fR .RS 4 Force reconfiguration. Redisplays some non-fatal errors and warnings which usually are printed only once. Normally, they are not displayed again until gemplug's internal configuration data is rebuilt because of some hardware or configuration file change. .RE .PP \fB\-v\fR .RS 4 Do verbose reporting. This is mainly a debugging option for the configuration file parser. .RE .PP \fB\-v\fR .RS 4 Do more verbose reporting. Adds some informational messages. .RE .PP \fB\-v\fR .RS 4 Add even more verbose reporting. This is mainly a debugging option for the configuration file parser. .RE .PP \fB\-C\fR .RS 4 Executes a \fBchmod a+rw\fR command on all Gembird device nodes. You most probably will need root privileges (e.g, from sudo) to execute this successfully. Also note that the configuration files in your home directory might be out of reach if $HOME is changed to root's home. This is not a problem with plain sudo. .RE .PP \fB\-T\fR .RS 4 Writes out templates for not yet configured devices to stdout, giving the new devices and their outlets standard names while taking some care to avoid name clashes with already existing names. Use this to inspect the new lines before adding them with the \fB-TW\fR command below. .RE .PP \fB\-TW\fR .RS 4 Adds templates for not yet configured devices to your configuration file. If there's none, a new gemplugrc will be created including an initial comment describing its syntax. If there's already a configuration file on your system, it must be writable by you. If it resides in /etc/gemplug, chances are good that only root can execute this command successfully. Since we're appending at the end of the current file, no backup copy is done. .RE .PP .SS Misc options \fB\-x \fR .RS 4 Script debug. It will output an enormous amount of boring lines which are of no interest to the end user. Use this if asked to do so because of a bug report. .RE .PP \fB\-L, --license\fR .RS 4 Display license information. .RE .PP \fB\--version\fR .RS 4 Display version info. Don't forget to include the output of this command if you contact the maintainer. .RE .PP \fB\-h, --help\fR .RS 4 Display help screen. .RE .PP .SH "USAGE NOTES" .PP Except for some special options, a gemplug command line always looks like one of the following four lines: .SS "gemplug" .SS "gemplug " Query all outlets (first line) or the named one (second line). .SS "gemplug device off|0|on|1" Switch an outlet. .SS "gemplug device off|on ..." Switch an outlet at specified times. There are four keywords available to introduce timed actions: \fBat\fR, \fBafter\fR, \fBuntil\fR and \fBfor\fR. Each one of them must be followed by one argument describing the desired fixed time or a time interval. Note that this always must be exactly \fBone\fR argument. So either don't include white space in your time specification, or enclose it within single or double quotes to prevent the shell from splitting it up in to several smaller pieces. .PP There are two basic forms of a time specification: You may either wish to specify a \fBtime interval\fR with \fBafter\fR or \fBfor\fR, or you may specify a \fBfixed time\fR of some day using \fBat\fR and \fBuntil\fR. .TP 4 \fBinterval specification\fR .\" A time interval as required by \fBafter\fR and \fBfor\fR consists of days, hours and minutes in descending order, with at least one element marked as being d[ay], h[our], m[inute] or a ':' (separator between hours and minutes). Elements may be omitted as long as their order is preserved. Some examples of valid intervals: .PP .RS 4 .RS 4 "2 days 3 hours 5 minutes" "2d 03h 5 min" .RE .RS 4 "2d 3:05" 2d3h05 "2 3:05" .RE .RS 4 3h05 "3:05" "3h 5 minutes" 2h5min .RE .RS 4 "2days 3hours" 3d5h .RE .RS 4 "2days" .RE .RS 4 "5 min" 5m :05 .RE .RS 4 "2days 5min" "2days :05" 2d0:05 .RE .RE .PP .RS 4 As can be seen, nearly all combinations which make at least some sense are accepted. .PP Time intervals are cumulative: They get added to the last time encountered before on the same command line, be it the end of an interval or a fixed time. Failing that (if it is the first time specification on the line), the interval is added to the current date and time to yield the fixed time the event is to be scheduled at. .RE .TP 4 \fBfixed time-of-day specification\fR .\" The keywords \fBat\fR and \fBuntil\fR expect fixed time-of-day specifications. Any format which is acceptable by the GNU 'date -d' command may be used. Unfortunately, this doesn't include the ISO date format. Depending on the part of the world you live in, you might succeed or not with the kind of specification you're used to. A safe bet is to name the time of day first in hh:mm format, then (if needed) to add a space followed by the calendar date in a fairly free format, and finally to enclose the whole thing within single or double quotes, as in: .PP .RS 8 "10:45" .RE .RS 8 "10:45 Jun 3" .RE .RS 8 "10:45 2008-07-24" .RE .RS 8 "10:45 Friday" .RE .PP .RS 4 There's one exception to the GNU \fBdate -d\fR rule: if you specify a time of day, but no date, the date -d command always will return today's date and time even if that time lies in the past. In this case, gemplug will assume there's no time machine available which would allow it to modify past events and schedule instead for the same time, but tomorrow. .RE .PP The available syntax variations which allow you to schedule an action are as follows: .TP 4 \fBat \fR .\" Schedules the event described in the command line's first two non-option arguments to execute at the specified time. For the format of \fB\fR, see the paragraph "\fBfixed time-of-day specification\fR" above. .TP 4 \fBuntil \fR .\" Schedules the opposite action to the event described in the command line's first two non-option arguments to execute at the specified time. For the format of \fB\fR, see the paragraph "\fBfixed time-of-day specification\fR" above. If there's no preceding non-opposite action, gemplug will assume it is to be taken now and execute it. .TP 4 \fBafter \fR Schedules the event described in the command line's first two non-option arguments to execute after the specified time interval. For the format of \fB\fR, see the paragraph "\fBinterval specification"\fR above. .TP 4 \fBfor \fR Schedules the opposite action to the event described in the command line's first two non-option arguments to execute after the specified time interval. For the format of \fB\fR, see the paragraph "\fBinterval specifications\fR" above. If there's no preceding non-opposite action, gemplug will assume it is to be taken now and execute it. .PP While this may sound complex, it really isn't. Some examples: .PP .RS 4 \fBgemplug printer on for 30min\fR .RE .RS 4 \fBgemplug printer off at '19:00 Friday' for 2days .RE .RS 4 \fBgemplug Laptop-loader on after 2h for 12h\fR .RE .PP You can tell from reading the above commands what they'll do. .PP Just remember that the first two non-option command line arguments describe first the outlet and then the action to be taken on it. After those two follow the specifications when to do that using any combination of \fBat\fR, \fBafter\fR, \fBuntil\fR, and \fBfor\fR. Time or interval specifications must be enclosed in quotes if there are spaces inside. That's about all. .PP Timed actions will only be scheduled as a whole if the entire command line proves to be correct. Else a message will be printed stating that none of the preceding parts has been scheduled. .PP Note that you can test any combination you like with the \fB\-t\fR (test) option. You'll get a response stating what would have been executed without actually scheduling anything. This applies to all timed actions, including the pending ones if \fB\-r\fR is specified too. .SH "QUICK START" .PP If you're going to run gemplug for the first time, and if you already have installed sispmctl, and there are one or more Gembird devices connected, just start gemplug without any arguments (you may need to use sudo if you get permission errors). gemplug will suggest to create a template file for you. Follow the advice by calling gemplug with \fB\-TW\fR. It will create a new template and write it to the first position in its search path which is writable by you. .PP From now on, you can execute all the commands listed here. .PP gemplug will also suggest you to edit that file while displaying its path. You may want to do that now or later in order to give your devices and outlets more meaningful names and to remove either the "pos =" or "serial =" statements (see "SELECTING FROM MULTIPLE DEVIES" below). If you did use sudo, \fBchown(1)\fR that file to be owned by you before editing. .PP To solve permission problems, have a glance at the section "HELPER FILES" below. .PP .SH "HELPER FILES" .SS "udev rule" While the \fB-C\fR option has been included to allow you to make your Gembird devices world-writable without the need to know their exact \fB/dev/\fR path (and there may be distribution-dependent ways to achieve the same, e.g. an USB group), the preferred way is to use an udev rule for that. A sample file, \fB74-sispmctl.rules\fR, is included in the distribution, which accomplishes this task if copied over to the \fB/etc/udev/rules.d\fR directory. .PP In its default form, it makes all Gembird devices world writable when they are encountered during the boot process or when added later. .PP If you prefer to make your Gembirds only available to a subset of users, an alternative rule is provided. De-comment it, en-comment the original rule and follow the advice in the file's comment to create a new group and to add the users in question to it. .PP .SS "Bash completion" The file \fBgemplug-completion.sh\fR, when put into your /etc/bash_completion.d directory, allows bash to automagically complete outlet names. Two usage examples: To have all outlet names listed, type \fBgemplug \fR. Typing \fBgemplug t\fR will complete the unambigous part of all outlet names which start in 'T' or 't'. If more than one name matches, a second \fB\fR will display all of them. .SH "SELECTING FROM MULIPLE DEVICES" .PP gemplug was developed in the frist place since there was no way to access different Gembirds connected the same computer in a reliable way. .PP As of sispmctl 2.7 and up, you now have 2 choices: USB topological position or serial number. Each one has its advantages and drawbacks. .SS "USB position" If you use the "pos =" statement in your configuration file, devices are identified by the way their signal passes USB. You can exchange Gembird devices as long as their connections (this includes all outlet positions on any hubs and cables up to and including the USB plug on your system) are left unchanged, .PP The advantage is that you can easily exchange the actual device (not all Gembirds here prove to be totally stable, expecially if there is a lot of other traffic on the same hub not belonging to them). The drawback is that once you change some physical connection, you'll get two informational messages - the first one to state that some Gembird has disappeared and the second that there's a new device discovered for which no configuration is available. As both inidcate the USB position, you can to insert manually the new position by replacing the old one in the configuration file. If you change your cabling often, this may become tedious and you should start to think about using serial numbers instead. .SS "Serial numbers" Starting with sispmctl 2.7, the serial number of Gembird devices is reported back. If you identify your Gembirds by serial number, the same physical device will keep its name wherever it is plugged on to the USB. You cannot exchange Gembirds, but you can change your cabling as you like. NOTE: As of the time of this writing, this interface doesn't always yield stable serial numbers and is therefore not yet recommended. .SH "CONFIGURATION FILE SYNTAX" The configuration file's syntax will be written as an initial comment to the configuration file when a template is created from scratch (i.e., in the absence of a configuration file and \fBgemplug \-TW\fR) together with a syntactically correct template file ready to edit. .PP The syntax rules are repeated here for reference. .PP .SS Continuation lines A backslash immediately before end of line causes the next line to be appended (made part of the current line). The sequence \fB\\n\\\fR causes a newline to be inserted before the next line is appended. This is only really useful with pre-on, pre-off, post-on and post-off lines. .SS "Comments" \'#' and \':' at the start of a word (i.e. after white space or a newline) start a comment. All text up to the end of the line will be ignored. .SS "Case" All matching is done without regard to case (case-insensitive). .SS "Names (outlet and Gembird device identifiers)" Names can be made of any non-whitespace characters. They are allowed to include anything but the following: .RS 1 - They cannot start with a comment character ('#', ';') .RE .RS 1 - White space cannot be embedded as it is a delimiter, .RE .RS 1 - In device (=section) names '[' and ']' cannot be used (delimiters) .RE .SS "Indenting" Indenting is not mandatory; leading white space is always ignored. Use it as you like, In all places where white space is allowed/required, any amount can be used. .SS "Key elements" All the descriptions of the key elements below are preceded by an example line demonstrating their use. .PP .TP 4 \fB[ Gebird_name ]\fR .\" Starts a device section, giving the device and the section the name within the brackets. Any white space between brackets and device name is optional. .TP 4 \fBpos = 3.1\fR .\" Names the topological position of the device on the USB as reported by \fBgemplug -d \fR. .TP 4 \fBserial = 01:02:03:04:05\fR .\" Names the Gembird's serial number as reported by \fBgemplug -d \fR or \fBsispmctl -S\fR. .TP 4 \fB1 = Outlet-name [Alias ...]\fR .\" Number, '=', Name Aliases ... names the individual plug outlets. It can only be used if at least one of \fBpos\fR or \fBserial\fR are given before and in the same section. If both are given, they are required to match the same device. Outlet numbers (the numbers in the first column) count from number 1 upwards per device. .TP 4 \fBpre-on = \fR, also \fBpost-on\fR, \fBpre-off\fR, \fBpost-off\fR .\" The part after the equals sign is fed to \fB$SHELL -c\fR (or, if empty, \fB/bin/sh -c\fR) before resp. after switching on resp. off. This allows you to build timed sequences for powering up or shutdown. If you include gemplug commands there, beware of recursive loops before they eat up all your resources. Also always include the -L (no locking) option if you place a gemplug command there. .SH "FILES" .PP .TP 4 \fBgemplugrc\fR The user-editable configuration file. .\" .RE .TP 4 \fBcompiled_rc\fR .\" gemplug's internal representation of the user's and the hardware configuration. Automatically updated when gemplugrc is found to be newer or when hardware configuration changes. .TP 4 \fBlast_sispmctl_S\fR .\" The hardware configuration gemplug's \fBcomplied_rc\fR was built for is stored here. Every time the hardware configuration changes, the internal representation will be rebuilt and this file gets updated. .\" .RE .PP gemplug looks for the above files in the following places and in this order (first searched first, first match stops): .PP .RS 4 \fB$HOME/.config/gemplug/ .RE .RS 4 $HOME/.gemplug/ .RE .RS 4 /etc/gemplug/\fR .RE .PP gemplug needs a directory writable by the user for intermediate configuration storage. It fist tries the directory where it has found its \fBgemplugrc\fR configuration file. If the system administer decides to put gemplugrc into \fB/etc/gemplug/\fR, the user most probably will have no write access there, and the first parent-writable place along the above search path will be used to create an additional directory, \fBgemplug/\fR or \fB.gemplug/\fR, for the user's files. So gemplugrc and gemplug's intermediate files must not necessarily be placed in the same directory. .SH "EXIT CODE" Without the \fB-g\fR option, gemplug returns 0 on success or 143 on error. The \fB\-g\fR option returns either 0 (outlet active), 1 (outlet off), or 143 (error). .SH "CAVEATS" at Jobs are scheduled on a per user basis. This means that you can only see and handle your own jobs. You won't get informed if another user has scheduled actions for the same outlet and you cannot do anything about them. .PP You need a fairly recent Bash as its regexp syntax has been changed in 2007. You need GNU date and GNU stat to successfully run this program. .PP .SH "SECURITY" Anyone who has write access to gemplug's internal configuration file can execute any command they like within the context of the current user. This file is named \fBcompiled_rc\fR. The first one which is found along the search path will be taken. (When it is written, the fist writable parent directory along the search path is used to create gemplug's directory and to put it in there). This means that it is usually really not a good idea to give world write permissions to \fB/etc/gemplug/\fR. Make sure this directory and its contents are writable by root only if you decide to put a global gemplugrc there. .SH "EXAMPLES" Assuming your configuration file looks like that: .PP .RS 4 # sample configuration .PP [ Peripherals ] pos = 4-2.2 1 = Scanner 2 = Printer Laser 3 = DVB-T DVBT 4 = Backup1 Backup_1 B1 ICY ext_ATA .RE .PP the commands .TP 4 \fBgemplug scanner on\fR and .TP 4 \fBgemplug scanner 1\fR will switch your scanner on immediately .TP 4 \fBgemplug DVBT 1 for 30min\fR .\" activates the DVB receiver for 30 minutes (note there's no white space within the time specification, else it must be enclosed in quotes), and .TP 4 \fBgemplug Backup1 until tomorrow\fR will activate the external Backup for exactly 24 hours until the same time of day tomorrow. .PP See the \fBUSAGE\fR chapter for a few more examples. .SH BUGS There are, yes. Helpful hints are welcome at hcz@hczim.de. Include the magic word \fBgemplug\fR somewhere in your subject line. .PP sispmctl's output seems not always stable under any USB condition. Therefore, all calls are re-checked for a stable readout and/or a successful change of state. .SH "THANKS TO" \fBMondrian Nuessle\fR for writing \fBsispmctl\fR and maintaining it. \fBsispmctl\fR is the basic hardware interface gemplug relies on. .SH "HELP" A user forum can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/sispmctl . You can contact the author at hcz@hczim.de. Don't forget to include the output of \fBgemplug --version\fR. .SH "AUTHOR" (C)2008 by Heike C. Zimmerer. This program is licensed under the GNU Public License (GPL), version 3. .SH "SEE ALSO" \fBsispmctl(1)\fR, \fBdate(1)\fR sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/install.sh0000775000200200017500000000166011664771076016655 0ustar petepete#!/bin/bash # install.sh # # Time-stamp: <2008-07-30 11:09:34 hcz> # # Script to install gemplug # $ 1 2 3 4 5 # source target mode create dir? always copy? set -- gemplug /usr/local/bin 755 n n \ gemplug.1 /usr/local/man/man1 644 y n \ 74-sispmctl.rules /etc/udev/rules.d 644 n n \ gemplug-completion.sh /etc/bash_completion.d 755 n n abort(){ echo "Installation aborted." exit 1 } cmdE(){ echo " $*" "$@" } while [ "$1" ]; do if [ ! -e "$2/$1" ] || [ "$2/$1" -ot "$1" ] || [ "$5" = "y" ]; then printf "installing %s into %s\n" "$1" "$2" [ "$4" = "y" ] && mkdir -p "$2" cmdE install -m "$3" -o root -g root "$1" "$2" || abort else echo "Skipping $1 (target not older)." fi shift 5 done echo "gemplug files done." sispmctl-3.1/src/web1/index.html0000664000200200017500000000446111664771076015326 0ustar petepeteHTTP/1.0 200 OK Server: sispm_http Date: Sat, 04 Feb 2006 16:03:35 +0100 Content-Type: text/html Connection: close Vary: * sispmctl_http
 

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This case will never be run, # since it is checked for above. exit 1 ;; none) exec "$@" ;; *) echo "Unknown depmode $depmode" 1>&2 exit 1 ;; esac exit 0 # Local Variables: # mode: shell-script # sh-indentation: 2 # eval: (add-hook 'write-file-hooks 'time-stamp) # time-stamp-start: "scriptversion=" # time-stamp-format: "%:y-%02m-%02d.%02H" # time-stamp-time-zone: "UTC" # time-stamp-end: "; # UTC" # End: sispmctl-3.1/admin/bootstrap0000775000200200017500000000154611664771076014740 0ustar petepete#! /bin/sh # bootstrap -- Use this script to create generated files from the CVS dist # Copyright (C) 2000 Gary V. Vaughan # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) # any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. set -x aclocal -I admin autoheader automake --add-missing --copy autoconf sispmctl-3.1/extras/Makefile.am0000664000200200017500000000013311664771076015236 0ustar petepeteEXTRA_DIST = sispmapplet.e3p sispmapplet.e3t sispmapplet.py sispmform.ui README addheader sispmctl-3.1/extras/README0000664000200200017500000000115211664771076014064 0ustar petepetesispmapplet.py -------------- (C)2006 Mondrian Nuessle This is a python script implementing a GUI for sispmctl. This is just a demonstration what you can do with sispmctl. No Makefile & automatic installation is implemented! To make this work you need the following: - installed Python - installed Python bindings of qt AND KDE Then you need to do the following: - run # pyuic -o $@ $< # cat "from kdeui import *" >>$@ in the current directory - run #chmod +x sispmapplet.py - you should be able to start the GUI by running # ./sispmapplet.py - Have Fun! Questions please to nuessle@uni-mannheim.de sispmctl-3.1/extras/addheader0000664000200200017500000000045711664771076015037 0ustar petepete#!/bin/bash if [ $# != 2 ] || [ ! -r $2 ] ; then echo "Usage : $0 contenttype file" echo "Example: $0 image/png status.png" exit 1 fi # output header ... echo HTTP/1.0 200 OK echo Server: sispm_http echo Date: `date -R` echo Content-Type: $1 echo Connection: close echo # ... and file cat $2 echo sispmctl-3.1/extras/sispm.py0000664000200200017500000001155511664771076014721 0ustar petepete""" Control a GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device. For example: import sispm print sispm.get_num_devices() # Print number of devices on the system. dev=sispm.Sispm() # Get first available device. dev.set_outlet_enabled(0,True) # Switch first outlet on. dev.set_outlet_enabled(1,False) # Switch second outlet off. print dev.get_outlet_enabled(2) # Print status of third outlet. (c) 2007 Mikael Lindqvist (li.mikael@gmail.com) This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA """ import usb, struct, sys VENDOR_ID=0x04B4 PRODUCT_ID_SISPM=0xFD11 PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD=0xFD10 PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH=0xFD12 PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH_NEW=0xFD13 class SispmException(Exception): """ Exception class. """ pass def get_num_devices(): """ Get number of sis-pm devices on the system. """ cnt=0 busses=usb.busses() for bus in busses: for device in bus.devices: if device.idVendor==VENDOR_ID \ and device.idProduct in [PRODUCT_ID_SISPM, PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD,PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH, PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH_NEW]: cnt+=1 return cnt class Sispm: """ The functionality of a Sispm device. """ def __init__(self, num=0): """ Num is the device number on the system (0,1,2...) """ cnt=0 busses=usb.busses() for bus in busses: for device in bus.devices: if device.idVendor==VENDOR_ID \ and device.idProduct in [PRODUCT_ID_SISPM, PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD,PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH, PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH_NEW]: if num==cnt: self.device=device self.deviceHandle=self.device.open() return else: cnt+=1 raise SispmException("Sispm device not found.") def _usb_command(self, b1, b2, dir_in=False): """ Send a usb command. """ if dir_in: req=0x01 reqtype=0x21|0x80; buf=2 else: req=0x09 reqtype=0x21 # USB_DIR_OUT+USB_TYPE_CLASS+USB_RECIP_INTERFACE buf=struct.pack("BB",b1,b2) buf=self.deviceHandle.controlMsg(reqtype,req,buf,(0x03<<8)|b1,0,500) if dir_in: return buf[1]!=0 def _check_outlet(self, num): if num<0 or num>=self.get_num_outlets(): raise SispmException("Outlet %d doesn't exist on this device."%num) def set_outlet_enabled(self, outlet, onoff): """ Switch outlet on/off. Outlets are numbered 0,1,2 and 3. """ self._check_outlet(outlet) self._usb_command(3*(outlet+1),{False: 0x00, True: 0x03}[onoff]) def get_outlet_enabled(self, outlet): """ Get status of outlet. Outlets are numbered 0,1,2 and 3. """ self._check_outlet(outlet) return self._usb_command(3*(outlet+1), 0x03, True) def set_buzzer_enabled(self, onoff): """ Set buzzer on/off. """ self._usb_command(1,{False: 0x00, True: 0x03}[onoff]) def get_num_outlets(self): """ Get number of outlets on this device. """ if self.device.idProduct in \ [PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD,PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH]: return 1 elif self.device.idProduct in \ [PRODUCT_ID_SISPM,PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH_NEW]: return 4 else: return None if __name__=="__main__": arg=1 usage=""" Usage: python sispm.py Option: -list Show list of SIS-PM devices. -dev Select device to control. -on Switch outlet on (outlet=0,1,2 or 3). -off Switch outlet off. -status Show status of outlet. """ if len(sys.argv)<=1: print usage sys.exit(1) dev=None while arg Python Qt 0.1 sispmapplet.py sispmform.py
sispmform.ui
sispmapplet.py None sispmctl-3.1/extras/sispmapplet.e3t0000664000200200017500000000027711664771076016171 0ustar petepete sispmctl-3.1/extras/sispmapplet.py0000664000200200017500000001016511664771076016123 0ustar petepete#!/usr/bin/env python # sispmapplet # # Python GUI script to control the GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device # # (C) 2006, Mondrian Nuessle, Computer Architecture Group, University of Mannheim, Germany # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # # # nuessle@uni-mannheim.de # import sys from sispmform import sispmform from qt import * import os def socket_off(num): #print "turn socket",num,"off" #print "/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -f "+str(num) os.system("/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -q -f "+str(num)) def socket_on(num): #print "turn socket",num,"on" os.system("/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -q -o "+str(num)) def socket_get_state(num): #print "get state of socket",num #fd=os.popen("/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -g "+str(num)) result=0 for line in os.popen("/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -q -n -g "+str(num)).readlines(): #print "line: ",line if line[0]=="0": result=1 elif line[0]=="1": result=0 return result class Mysispmform(sispmform): def socket1_clicked(self): #print "socket1 clicked" if self.s1==0: socket_off(1) self.led1.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: socket_on(1) self.led1.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) self.s1=1-self.s1 def socket2_clicked(self): #print "socket1 clicked" if self.s2==0: socket_off(2) self.led2.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: socket_on(2) self.led2.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) self.s2=1-self.s2 def socket3_clicked(self): #print "socket1 clicked" if self.s3==0: socket_off(3) self.led1.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: socket_on(3) self.led1.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) self.s3=1-self.s3 def socket4_clicked(self): #print "socket4 clicked" if self.s4==0: socket_off(4) self.led4.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: socket_on(4) self.led4.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) self.s4=1-self.s4 def __init__(self, *args): apply(sispmform.__init__, (self,) + args) self.s1=socket_get_state(1) self.s2=socket_get_state(2) self.s3=socket_get_state(3) self.s4=socket_get_state(4) if self.s1==1: self.led1.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: self.led1.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) if self.s2==1: self.led2.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: self.led2.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) if self.s3==1: self.led3.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: self.led3.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) if self.s4==1: self.led4.setColor(QColor(255,0,0)) else: self.led4.setColor(QColor(0,255,0)) self.connect(self.socket1, SIGNAL("clicked()"), self.socket1_clicked) self.connect(self.socket2, SIGNAL("clicked()"), self.socket2_clicked) self.connect(self.socket3, SIGNAL("clicked()"), self.socket3_clicked) self.connect(self.socket4, SIGNAL("clicked()"), self.socket4_clicked) if __name__ == "__main__": a = QApplication(sys.argv) QObject.connect(a,SIGNAL("lastWindowClosed()"),a,SLOT("quit()")) w = Mysispmform() a.setMainWidget(w) w.show() a.exec_loop() sispmctl-3.1/extras/sispmform.ui0000664000200200017500000020060311664771076015564 0ustar petepete sispmform sispmform 0 0 328 880 255 255 255 SIS-PM Applet led2 40 320 30 40 led3 40 520 30 40 led4 40 720 30 40 socket4 90 630 200 200 image0 false true socket3 90 430 200 200 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Otherwise a system limit (for SysV at least) may be exceeded. .NOEXPORT: sispmctl-3.1/src/Makefile.am0000664000200200017500000000401411664771076014521 0ustar petepetebin_PROGRAMS = sispmctl EXTRA_DIST = web1/index.html web1/off1.html web1/off3.html web1/on1.html web1/on3.html web1/status0.png web1/style.css web1/logo.png web1/off2.html web1/off4.html web1/on2.html web1/on4.html web1/status1.png \ web2/index.html web2/off1.html web2/off3.html web2/on1.html web2/on3.html web2/style.css web2/logo.png web2/off2.html web2/off4.html web2/on2.html web2/on4.html web2/off.gif web2/on.gif web2/onoff.gif\ sispmctl.1 if WEBLESSCOND AM_CFLAGS=-Wall -DWEBLESS=@WEBLESS@ sispmctl_SOURCES = sispm_ctl.c main.c sispm_ctl.h main.h else AM_CFLAGS=-Wall -DWEBDIR="\"@WEBDIR@\"" -DBINDADDR="\"@BINDADDR@\"" -DDATADIR="\"$(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/doc\"" pkgdatadir = $(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE) pkgdata1dir = $(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/skin1 pkgdata2dir = $(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/skin2 sispmctl_SOURCES = 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rm -f $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/doc rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/skin1 rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE)/skin2 rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(datadir)/httpd/$(PACKAGE) sispmctl-3.1/src/main.c0000664000200200017500000006366111664771076013572 0ustar petepete/* SisPM.c Controls the GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device (C) 2004-2011, Mondrian Nuessle, Computer Architecture Group, University of Mannheim, Germany (C) 2005, Andreas Neuper, Germany (C) 2010, Olivier Matheret, France, for the plannification part This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA nuessle@uni-mannheim.de aneuper@web.de */ #include #include #include #include #include #define __USE_XOPEN #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "sispm_ctl.h" #include "socket.h" #include "main.h" #include "config.h" #ifndef MSG_NOSIGNAL #include #endif #define BSIZE 65536 char* homedir=0; extern int errno; int debug=0; int verbose=1; #ifndef WEBLESS void daemonize() { /* Our process ID and Session ID */ pid_t pid, sid; /* Fork off the parent process */ pid = fork(); if (pid < 0) exit(EXIT_FAILURE); /* If we got a good PID, then we can exit the parent process. */ if (pid > 0) exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); /* Change the file mode mask */ umask(0); /* Create a new SID for the child process */ sid = setsid(); if (sid < 0) /* Log the failure */ exit(EXIT_FAILURE); /* Change the current working directory */ if ((chdir("/var/tmp")) < 0) /* Log the failure */ exit(EXIT_FAILURE); /* Close out the standard file descriptors */ close(STDIN_FILENO); close(STDOUT_FILENO); close(STDERR_FILENO); } #endif #ifndef WEBLESS void process(int out ,char *request, struct usb_device *dev, int devnum) { char xbuffer[BSIZE+2]; char filename[1024]; char *ptr = NULL; FILE *in = NULL; long length = 0; long lastpos = 0; long remlen = 0; usb_dev_handle *udev; unsigned int id; //product id of current device char *retvalue = NULL; if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nRequested is (%s)\n",request); // extract the filename if (strchr(request,'\n') != NULL) { memset(filename, 0, 1023); strncpy(filename, strchr(request,' ')+1, strchr(request,'\n')-request); ptr = strchr(filename, ' '); if (ptr != NULL) *ptr = 0; } // avoid to read other directories, %-codes are not evalutated ptr = strrchr(filename,'/'); if (ptr != NULL) ptr++; else ptr = filename; if (strlen(ptr) == 0) ptr="index.html"; if (debug) { fprintf(stderr,"\nrequested filename(%s)\n", filename); fprintf(stderr,"resulting filename(%s)\n", ptr); fprintf(stderr,"change directory to (%s)\n", homedir); } if (chdir(homedir) != 0) { sprintf(xbuffer, "HTTP/1.1 4%02d Bad request\nServer: SisPM\nContent-Type: text/html\n\n" "\n\n4%02d Bad Defaults\n" "\n

Bad Defaults

\n

%s

\n\n", errno,errno,strerror(errno)); send(out,xbuffer,strlen(xbuffer),0); return; } if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nopen file(%s)\n",ptr); in = fopen(ptr,"r"); if (in == NULL) { sprintf(xbuffer, "HTTP/1.1 4%02d Bad request\nServer: SisPM\nContent-Type: text/html\n\n" "\n\n4%02d Bad Request\n" "\n

Bad Request

\n

%s

\n\n", errno,errno,strerror(errno)); send(out,xbuffer,strlen(xbuffer),0); return; } /* get device-handle/-id */ udev = get_handle(dev); id = get_id(dev); if (udev == NULL) fprintf(stderr, "No access to Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", devnum, dev->filename ); else if (verbose) printf("Accessing Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", devnum, dev->filename ); lastpos = ftell(in); retvalue = fgets(xbuffer, BSIZE-1, in); assert((retvalue != NULL) || feof(in)); remlen = length = ftell(in) - lastpos; lastpos = ftell(in); while (!feof(in)) { char *mrk = xbuffer; char *ptr = xbuffer; /* search for: * $$exec(0)?.1.:.2.$$ to execute command(#) * $$stat(2)?.1.:.2.$$ to evaluate status(#) */ for (mrk = ptr = xbuffer; (ptr-xbuffer) < length; ptr++) { if (*ptr=='$' && ptr[1]=='$' && (ptr[2]=='e' || ptr[2]=='s'|| ptr[2]=='o')) { /* * $$exec(1)?select:forget$$ * ^cmd ^pos ^trm * ^ptr ^num ^neg */ char *cmd=&ptr[2]; char *num=strchr(cmd,'('); char *pos=strchr(num?num:cmd,'?'); char *neg=strchr(pos?pos:cmd,':'); char *trm=strchr(neg?neg:cmd,'$'); if (debug) { fprintf(stderr,"%p\n%p\n%p\n%p\n%p\n%p\n",cmd,num,pos,neg,trm,ptr); fprintf(stderr,"%s%s%s%s%s%s",cmd,num,pos,neg,trm,ptr); } if (trm != NULL) { assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at #",num!=NULL)); assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at ?",pos!=NULL)); assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at :",neg!=NULL)); // if( (ptr=strchr(neg,'$')) == NULL ) ptr=cmd; else *ptr=0; // *pos=*neg=0; num++; pos++; neg++; send(out,mrk,ptr-mrk,0); remlen = remlen - (ptr - mrk); mrk=ptr; if (strncasecmp(cmd,"on(",3)==0) { if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nON(%s)\n",num); if (sispm_switch_on(udev,id,atoi(num)) !=0) send(out,pos,neg-pos-1,0); else send(out,neg,trm-neg,0); } else if (strncasecmp(cmd,"off(",4)==0) { assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at final $",(trm[1]=='$'))); if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nOFF(%s)\n",num); if (sispm_switch_off(udev,id,atoi(num)) !=0) send(out,pos,neg-pos-1,0); else send(out,neg,trm-neg,0); } else if (strncasecmp(cmd,"toggle(",7)==0) { assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at final $",(trm[1]=='$'))); if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nTOGGLE(%s)\n",num); if (sispm_switch_getstatus(udev,id,atoi(num)) == 0) { sispm_switch_on(udev,id,atoi(num)); send(out,pos,neg-pos-1,0); } else { sispm_switch_off(udev,id,atoi(num)); send(out,neg,trm-neg,0); } } else if (strncasecmp(cmd,"status(",7)==0) { assert(("Command-Format: $$exec(#)?select:forget$$ ERROR at final $",(trm[1]=='$'))); if (debug) fprintf(stderr,"\nSTATUS(%s)\n",num); if (sispm_switch_getstatus(udev,id,atoi(num)) != 0) send(out,pos,neg-pos-1,0); else send(out,neg,trm-neg,0); } else { // assert(("unknown but terminated command sequence",(trm[1]=='$'))); //fprintf(stderr,"\nundefined sequence %s\n",cmd); send(out,"$$",2,0); } remlen=remlen-(2+trm-mrk); mrk=ptr=&trm[2]; } } } send(out, mrk, remlen, 0); memset(xbuffer, 0, BSIZE); retvalue = fgets(xbuffer, BSIZE-1, in); assert((retvalue != NULL) || feof(in)); remlen = length = ftell(in) - lastpos; lastpos = ftell(in); } if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } fclose(in); return; } #endif void print_disclaimer(char*name) { fprintf(stderr, "\nSiS PM Control for Linux 3.1\n\n" "(C) 2004-2011 by Mondrian Nuessle, (C) 2005, 2006 by Andreas Neuper.\n" "(C) 2010 by Olivier Matheret for the plannification part\n" "This program is free software.\n" "%s comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details \n" "see the file INSTALL. This is free software, and you are welcome\n" "to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the file INSTALL\n" "for details.\n\n", name ); return; } void print_usage(char* name) { print_disclaimer(name); fprintf(stderr,"\n" "sispmctl -s\n" "sispmctl [-q] [-n] [-d 0...] [-D ...] -b \n" "sispmctl [-q] [-n] [-d 0...] [-D ...] -[o|f|t|g|m] 1..4|all\n" "sispmctl [-q] [-n] [-d 0...] [-D ...] -[a|A] 1..4|all [--Aat '...'] [--Aafter ...] [--Ado ] ... [--Aloop ...]\n" " 'v' - print version & copyright\n" " 'h' - print this usage information\n" " 's' - scan for supported GEMBIRD devices\n" " 'b' - switch buzzer on or off\n" " 'o' - switch outlet(s) on\n" " 'f' - switch outlet(s) off\n" " 't' - toggle outlet(s) on/off\n" " 'g' - get status of outlet(s)\n" " 'm' - get power supply status outlet(s) on/off\n" " 'd' - apply to device 'n'\n" " 'D' - apply to device with given serial number\n" " 'n' - show result numerically\n" " 'q' - quiet mode, no explanations - but errors\n" " 'a' - get plannification for outlet\n" " 'A' - set plannification for outlet\n" " '-A' - select outlet\n" " '--Aat \"date\"' - sets an event time as a date '%%Y-%%m-%%d %%H:%%M'\n" " '--Aafter N' - sets an event time as N minutes after the previous one\n" " '--Ado ' - sets the current event's action\n" " '--Aloop N' - loops to 1st event's action after N minutes\n\n" #ifndef WEBLESS "Webinterface features:\n" "sispmctl [-q] [-i ] [-p <#port>] [-u ] -l\n" " 'l' - start port listener\n" " 'i' - bind socket on interface with given IP (dotted decimal, i.e. 192.168.1.1)\n" " 'p' - port number for listener (%d)\n" " 'u' - repository for web pages (default=%s)\n\n" ,listenport, homedir #endif ); #ifdef WEBLESS fprintf(stderr,"Note: This build was compiled without web-interface features.\n\n"); #endif } #ifndef WEBLESS const char *show_header(int type) { char *content = NULL; static char buffer[1024]; time_t now; int http = 100 * (type>>4); switch(type&0xf) { case 1: content="\nContent-Type: text/html"; break; case 2: content="\nContent-Type: text/plain"; break; case 3: content="\nContent-Type: image/gif"; break; case 4: content="\nContent-Type: image/jpg"; break; default: content=""; break; } now = time(NULL); sprintf(buffer, "HTTP/1.0 %d Answer\nServer: sispm\nConnection: close%s\nDate: %s\n\n", http, content, ctime(&now)); return(buffer); } const char *answer(char*in) { char *ptr = NULL, *end = NULL; int type = 0; static char out[MAXANSWER+2]; memset(out,0,MAXANSWER); if (strncasecmp("GET ",in,4) == 0) { type = 1; ptr = &in[4]; } else if (strncasecmp("POST ",in,5) == 0) { type = 1; ptr = &in[5]; } else { type = 1; ptr = &in[0]; } end = strchr(ptr,' '); assert((end-ptr<1024,"filename buffer is defined to 1024 chars only")); if (strncasecmp("/switch",ptr,6) == 0) ptr += 6; strcpy(out,show_header((4<<4)+1)); strcat(out,"\n\nTEST

TEST

\n"); strcat(out,show_header((4<<4)+1)); return(out); } #endif void parse_command_line(int argc, char* argv[], int count, struct usb_device*dev[], char *usbdevsn[]) { int numeric=0; int c; int i,j; int result; int from=1, upto=4; int status; int devnum=0; usb_dev_handle *udev=NULL; usb_dev_handle *sudev=NULL; //scan device unsigned int id=0; //product id of current device char* onoff[] = { "off", "on", "0", "1" }; #ifndef WEBLESS char* bindaddr=0; #endif unsigned int outlet; struct plannif plan; plannif_reset(&plan); #ifdef BINDADDR if (strlen(BINDADDR) != 0) bindaddr=BINDADDR; #endif while( (c=getopt(argc, argv,"i:o:f:t:a:A:b:g:m:lqvhnsd:D:u:p:")) != -1 ) { if ((c != 'h') && (c != 'v') && (count == 0)) { fprintf(stderr, "No GEMBIRD SiS-PM found. Check USB connections, please!\n"); if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } exit(1); } if( c=='o' || c=='f' || c=='g' || c=='t' || c=='a' || c=='A' || c=='m') { if((strncmp(optarg,"all",strlen("all"))==0) || (atoi(optarg)==7) ) { //use all outlets from=1; upto=4; } else { from = upto = atoi(optarg); } if (from<1 || upto>4) { fprintf(stderr,"Invalid outlet number given: %s\n" "Expected: 1, 2, 3, 4, or all.\nTerminating.\n",optarg); print_disclaimer( argv[0] ); exit(-6); } } else { from = upto = 0; } if( c=='o' || c=='f' || c=='g' || c=='b' || c=='t' || c=='a' || c=='A' || c=='m') //we need a device handle for these commands { /* get device-handle/-id if it wasn't done already */ if(udev==NULL){ udev = get_handle(dev[devnum]); id = get_id(dev[devnum]); if(udev==NULL) fprintf(stderr, "No access to Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", devnum, dev[devnum]->filename ); else if(verbose) printf("Accessing Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", devnum, dev[devnum]->filename ); } } #ifdef WEBLESS if (c=='l' || c=='i' || c=='p' || c=='u' ) { fprintf(stderr,"Application was compiled without web-interface. Feature not available.\n"); exit(-100); } #endif // using first available device id = get_id(dev[devnum]); if (((id == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD) || (id == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH)) && (from != upto)) from = upto = 1; for (i=from; i <= upto; i++) { switch(c) { case 's': for (status=0; statusbus->dirname, dev[status]->filename); else printf("%d %s %s\n", status, dev[status]->bus->dirname, dev[status]->filename); id = get_id(dev[status]); if ((id == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM) || (id == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM_FLASH_NEW)) if (numeric == 0) printf("device type: 4-socket SiS-PM\n"); else printf("4\n"); else if (numeric == 0) printf("device type: 1-socket mSiS-PM.\n"); else printf("1\n"); sudev = get_handle(dev[status]); id = get_id(dev[status]); if(sudev==NULL) fprintf(stderr, "No access to Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", status, dev[status]->filename ); if (numeric == 0) printf("serial number: %s\n",get_serial(sudev)); else printf("%s\n",get_serial(sudev)); usb_close(sudev); sudev = NULL; printf("\n"); } break; // select device... // replace previous (first is default) device by selected one case 'd': // by id if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } devnum = atoi(optarg); if ((devnum < 0) || (devnum >= count)) { fprintf(stderr, "Invalid number or given device not found.\nTerminating\n"); if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } exit(-8); } break; case 'D': // by serial number for (j=0; j < count; j++) { if (debug) fprintf(stderr, "now comparing %s and %s\n", usbdevsn[j], optarg); if (strcasecmp(usbdevsn[j], optarg) == 0) { if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } devnum = j; break; } } if (devnum != j) { fprintf(stderr, "No device with serial number %s found.\nTerminating\n",optarg); if (udev != NULL) { usb_close(udev); udev = NULL; } exit(-8); } break; case 'o': outlet=check_outlet_number(id, i); sispm_switch_on(udev,id,outlet); if(verbose) printf("Switched outlet %d %s\n",i,onoff[1+numeric]); break; case 'f': outlet=check_outlet_number(id, i); sispm_switch_off(udev,id,outlet); if(verbose) printf("Switched outlet %d %s\n",i,onoff[0+numeric]); break; case 't': outlet=check_outlet_number(id, i); result=sispm_switch_toggle(udev,id,outlet); if(verbose) printf("Toggled outlet %d %s\n",i,onoff[result]); break; case 'A': { time_t date, lastEventTime; struct tm *timeStamp_tm; struct plannif plan; int opt, lastAction = 0; ulong loop = 0; int optindsave = optind; int actionNo=0; outlet=check_outlet_number(id, i); time( &date ); timeStamp_tm = localtime(&date); lastEventTime = ((ulong)(date/60))*60; // round to previous minute plannif_reset (&plan); plan.socket = outlet; plan.timeStamp = date; plan.actions[0].switchOn = 0; const struct option opts[] = { { "Ado", 1, NULL, 'd' }, { "Aafter", 1, NULL, 'a' }, { "Aat", 1, NULL, '@' }, { "Aloop", 1, NULL, 'l' }, { NULL, 0, 0, 0 } }; // scan long options and store in plan+loop variables while ((opt = getopt_long(argc, argv, "", opts, NULL)) != EOF) { if (opt == 'l') { loop = atol(optarg); continue; } if (actionNo+1 >= sizeof(plan.actions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction)) { // last event is reserved for loop or stop fprintf(stderr,"Too many plannification events\nTerminating\n"); exit(-7); } switch (opt) { case 'd': plan.actions[actionNo+1].switchOn = (strcmp(optarg, "on") == 0 ? 1 : 0); break; case 'a': plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext = atol(optarg); break; case '@': { struct tm tm; time_t time4next; bzero (&tm, sizeof(tm)); tm.tm_isdst = timeStamp_tm->tm_isdst; strptime(optarg, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M", &tm); time4next = mktime(&tm); if (time4next > lastEventTime) plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext = (time4next - lastEventTime) / 60; else plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext = 0; break; } case '?': default: fprintf(stderr,"Unknown Option: %s\nTerminating\n",argv[optind-1]); exit(-7); break; } if (plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext == 0) { fprintf(stderr,"Incorrect Date: %s\nTerminating\n",optarg); exit(-7); } if (plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext != -1 && plan.actions[actionNo+1].switchOn != -1) { lastEventTime += 60 * plan.actions[actionNo].timeForNext; actionNo++; } } // compute the value to set in the last row, according to loop while (plan.actions[lastAction].timeForNext != -1) { if (loop && (lastAction > 0)) { // we ignore the first time for the loop calculation if (loop <= plan.actions[lastAction].timeForNext) { printf ("error : the loop period is too short\n"); exit(1); } loop -= plan.actions[lastAction].timeForNext; } lastAction++; } if (lastAction >= 1) plan.actions[lastAction].timeForNext = loop; // let's go, and check usb_command_setplannif(udev, &plan); if(verbose) { plannif_reset (&plan); usb_command_getplannif(udev,outlet,&plan); plannif_display(&plan, 0, NULL); } if (inext) { for (dev = bus->devices; dev; dev = dev->next) { if ((dev->descriptor.idVendor == VENDOR_ID) && ((dev->descriptor.idProduct == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM) || (dev->descriptor.idProduct == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD) || (dev->descriptor.idProduct == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH) || (dev->descriptor.idProduct == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM_FLASH_NEW))) { usbdev[count++] = dev; } if (count == MAXGEMBIRD) { fprintf(stderr,"%d devices found. Please recompile if you need to support more devices!\n",count); break; } } } /* bubble sort them first, thnx Ingo Flaschenberger */ if (count > 1) { do { found = 0; for (i=1; i< count; i++) { if (usbdev[i]->devnum < usbdev[i-1]->devnum) { usbdevtemp = usbdev[i]; usbdev[i] = usbdev[i-1]; usbdev[i-1] = usbdevtemp; found = 1; } } } while (found != 0); } /* get serial number of each device */ for (i=0; i < count; i++) { usb_dev_handle *sudev = NULL; sudev = get_handle(usbdev[i]); if (sudev == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "No access to Gembird #%d USB device %s\n", i, usbdev[i]->filename ); usbdevsn[i] = malloc(5); usbdevsn[i][0] = '#'; usbdevsn[i][1] = '0'+i; usbdevsn[i][2] = '\0'; } else { usbdevsn[i] = strdup(get_serial(sudev)); usb_close(sudev); sudev = NULL; } } /* do the real work here */ if (argc <= 1) print_usage(argv[0]); else parse_command_line(argc,argv,count,usbdev,usbdevsn); return 0; } sispmctl-3.1/src/main.h0000664000200200017500000000236611664771076013572 0ustar petepete/* SisPM.c Controls the GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device (C) 2004,2005,2006 Mondrian Nuessle, Computer Architecture Group, University of Mannheim, Germany (C) 2005, Andreas Neuper, Germany This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA nuessle@uni-mannheim.de aneuper@web.de */ #ifndef MAIN_H #define MAIN_H #define MAXANSWER 8192 #ifndef WEBDIR #define WEBDIR "" #endif #define HOMEDIR "/usr/local/share/httpd/sispmctl/doc" extern int verbose; const char*answer(char*in); void process(int out,char*v,struct usb_device*dev,int devnum); extern int debug; #endif /* ! MAIN_H */ sispmctl-3.1/src/nethelp.c0000664000200200017500000000322611664771076014274 0ustar petepete/* Copyright (C) 2003 Evan Buswell Based on code from icecast 1.3.11 sock.c: Copyright (C) 1999 Jack Moffitt, Barath Raghavan, and Alexander Haväng This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include #include #ifndef MSG_NOSIGNAL #define MSG_NOSIGNAL 0 #endif /* * Write len bytes from buf to the socket. * Returns the return value from send() */ int sock_write_bytes(int sockfd, const unsigned char *buff, int len) { int t, n; for(t = 0 ; len > 0 ; ) { n = send(sockfd, (void *) buff + t, len, MSG_NOSIGNAL); if (n < 0) { return((t == 0) ? n : t); } t += n; len -= n; } return(t); } /* * Read len bytes from buf to the socket. * Returns the return value from recv() */ int sock_read_bytes(int sockfd, const unsigned char *buff, int len) { int t, n; for(t = 0 ; len > 0 ; ) { n = recv(sockfd, (void *) buff + t, len, MSG_NOSIGNAL); if (n < 0) return((t == 0) ? n : t); t += n; len -= n; } return(t); } sispmctl-3.1/src/nethelp.h0000664000200200017500000000031311664771076014273 0ustar petepete#ifndef NETHELP_H #define NETHELP_H int sock_write_bytes(int sockfd, const unsigned char *buff, int len); int sock_read_bytes(int sockfd, const unsigned char *buff, int len); #endif /* ! NETHELP_H */ sispmctl-3.1/src/onoff.fig0000664000200200017500000000047211664771076014267 0ustar petepete#FIG 3.2 Landscape Center Metric A4 100.00 Single -3 1200 2 0 32 #a6cfff 5 1 0 10 4 11 48 0 -1 0.000 1 0 0 0 1575.000 1500.000 1350 1800 1575 1125 1800 1800 2 2 0 1 11 11 50 0 20 0.000 0 0 -1 0 0 5 900 900 2250 900 2250 2250 900 2250 900 900 2 1 0 10 32 11 48 0 -1 0.000 1 1 -1 0 0 2 1575 1575 1575 2025 sispmctl-3.1/src/sispm_ctl.c0000664000200200017500000003474011664771076014637 0ustar petepete/* SisPM_ctl.c Controls the GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device (C) 2004,2005,2006 Mondrian Nuessle, Computer Architecture Group, University of Mannheim, Germany (C) 2005, Andreas Neuper, Germany (C) 2010, Olivier Matheret, France, for the plannification part This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA nuessle@uni-mannheim.de aneuper@web.de */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "sispm_ctl.h" extern int verbose; char serial_id[15]; int get_id( struct usb_device* dev) { assert(dev!=0); return dev->descriptor.idProduct; } int usb_control_msg_tries(usb_dev_handle *dev, int requesttype, int request, int value, int index, char *bytes, int size, int timeout) { int ret, i=0; do { usleep(500*i); ret = usb_control_msg(dev, requesttype, request, value, index, bytes, size, timeout); i++; } while ((ret != size) && (i < 5)); return ret; } // for identification: reqtype=a1, request=01, b1=0x01, size=5 char* get_serial(usb_dev_handle *udev) { int reqtype=0xa1; //USB_DIR_OUT + USB_TYPE_CLASS + USB_RECIP_INTERFACE /*request type*/, int req=0x01; unsigned char buffer[6] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }; if ( usb_control_msg_tries(udev /* handle*/, reqtype, req, (0x03<<8) | 1, 0 /*index*/, (char*) buffer /*bytes*/ , 5, //1 /*size*/, 5000) < 2 ) { fprintf(stderr,"Error performing requested action\n" "Libusb error string: %s\nTerminating\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-5); } snprintf(serial_id, 15, "%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x", buffer[0],buffer[1], buffer[2],buffer[3],buffer[4]); return serial_id; } int usb_command(usb_dev_handle *udev, int b1, int b2, int return_value_expected ) { int reqtype=0x21; //USB_DIR_OUT + USB_TYPE_CLASS + USB_RECIP_INTERFACE /*request type*/, int req=0x09; char buffer[5]; buffer[0]=b1; buffer[1]=b2; if(return_value_expected!=0) { reqtype|=USB_DIR_IN; req=0x01; } if ( usb_control_msg_tries(udev /* handle*/, reqtype, req, (0x03<<8) | b1, 0 /*index*/, buffer /*bytes*/ , 5, //1 /*size*/, 5000) < 2 ) { fprintf(stderr,"Error performing requested action\n" "Libusb error string: %s\nTerminating\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-5); } return buffer[1];//(buffer[1]!=0)?1:0; } usb_dev_handle* get_handle(struct usb_device*dev) { usb_dev_handle *udev=NULL; if( dev==NULL ) return NULL; udev = usb_open( dev ); /* prepare USB access */ if (udev == NULL) { fprintf(stderr,"Unable to open USB device %s\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-1); } if (usb_set_configuration(udev,1) !=0) { fprintf(stderr,"USB set configuration %s\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-2); } if ( usb_claim_interface(udev, 0) !=0) { fprintf(stderr,"USB claim interface %s\nMaybe device already in use?\n",usb_strerror()); exit(-3); } if (usb_set_altinterface(udev, 0) !=0) { fprintf(stderr,"USB set alt interface %s\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-4); } return udev; } int check_outlet_number(int id, int outlet) { if (id == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD) { if (outlet < 0 || outlet > 1) if (verbose == 1) fprintf(stderr,"mSIS-PM devices only feature one outlet. Number changed from %d to 1\n", outlet); outlet = 0; } if (id == PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH) { if (outlet != 1) if (verbose == 1) fprintf(stderr,"mSIS-PM devices only feature one outlet. Number changed from %d to 1\n", outlet); outlet = 1; } if (id == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM || id == PRODUCT_ID_SISPM_FLASH_NEW) { if (outlet < 1 || outlet > 4) { if (verbose == 1) fprintf(stderr,"SIS-PM devices only feature 4 outlets. Number changed from %d to 1\n", outlet); outlet = 1; } } return outlet; } int sispm_switch_on(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet) { outlet=check_outlet_number(id,outlet); return usb_command( udev, 3*outlet, 0x03, 0 ) ; } int sispm_switch_off(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet) { outlet=check_outlet_number(id,outlet); return usb_command( udev, 3*outlet, 0x00, 0 ); } int sispm_switch_toggle(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet) { if (sispm_switch_getstatus(udev,id,outlet)==0) //on { sispm_switch_on(udev,id,outlet); return 1; } else { sispm_switch_off(udev,id,outlet); return 0; } return 0; } int sispm_switch_getstatus(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet) { int result; outlet=check_outlet_number(id,outlet); result=(usb_command( udev, 3*outlet, 0x03, 1 ) ); //take bit 1, which gives the relais status return result & 1; } int sispm_get_power_supply_status(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet) { int result; outlet=check_outlet_number(id,outlet); result=(usb_command( udev, 3*outlet, 0x03, 1 ) ); //take bit 0, which gives the power supply status return (result >>1 )& 1; } // displays a plannification structure in a human readable way void plannif_display(const struct plannif* plan, int verbose, const char* progname) { char datebuffer[80]; struct tm * timeinfo; time_t date; int action; ulong loop=0, lastActionTime=0; char cmdline[1024] = ""; printf("\nGet outlet %d status :\n", plan->socket); date = plan->timeStamp; timeinfo = localtime( &date ); strftime (datebuffer,80,"%e-%b-%Y %H:%M:%S",timeinfo); printf(" programmed on : %s\n", datebuffer); // action dates are on round minutes date = ((time_t)(date/60))*60; // count loop time, as the sum of all but first events for (action=sizeof(plan->actions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction)-1 ; action>=0 && plan->actions[action].switchOn == -1; action--); // skip void entries if (action>=1 && plan->actions[action].timeForNext > 0) { // we have a loop for ( ; action>=1; action--) loop += plan->actions[action].timeForNext; } // compute last action time for (action=0 ; action+1actions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction) && (plan->actions[action+1].switchOn != -1); action++) lastActionTime += plan->actions[action].timeForNext; // if loop is enabled, do not display initial times, but next trigger times // so that at least last action is in the future if (loop > 0) { time_t now; ulong numOfLoops; time (&now); if (date+(lastActionTime*60) <= now) { numOfLoops = 1 + (now-(date+(lastActionTime*60))) / (loop*60); date += numOfLoops * (loop*60); } } // now read all filled rows, except the possibly last "stop" row for (action=0 ; actionactions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction) && (plan->actions[action].switchOn != -1) && (plan->actions[action].timeForNext > 0); action++) { date += 60 * plan->actions[action].timeForNext; if ((action+1 < sizeof(plan->actions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction)) && (plan->actions[action+1].switchOn != -1)) { timeinfo = localtime( &date ); strftime (datebuffer,80,"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M",timeinfo); printf(" On %s ", datebuffer); printf("switch %s\n", (plan->actions[action+1].switchOn ? "on" : "off")); if (verbose) sprintf(cmdline+(strlen(cmdline)), "--Aat \"%s\" --Ado %s ", datebuffer, (plan->actions[action+1].switchOn ? "on" : "off")); } else { if (action > 0) { ulong loopdsp = loop; printf(" Loop every "); if (loopdsp >= 60*24*7) { printf("%li week(s) ", loopdsp / (60*24*7)); loopdsp %= (60*24*7); } if (loopdsp >= 60*24) { printf("%li day(s) ", loopdsp / (60*24)); loopdsp %= (60*24); } if (loopdsp >= 60) { printf("%lih ", loopdsp / 60); loopdsp %= 60; } if (loopdsp > 0) printf("%limin", loopdsp); printf("\n"); if (verbose) sprintf(cmdline+(strlen(cmdline)), "--Aloop %li ", loop); } else printf(" No programmed event.\n"); } } if (verbose) { printf(" equivalent command line : %s -A%i %s\n", progname, plan->socket, cmdline); } } // private : scans the buffer, and fills the plannification structure accordingly void plannif_scanf(struct plannif* plan, const unsigned char* buffer) { int bufindex = 0; ulong nextWord; int actionNo = 1; READNEXTBYTE; plan->socket = (nextWord-1)/3; READNEXTDOUBLEWORD; plan->timeStamp = nextWord; // first time to wait is at the end of the buffer, but may be extended to the plannif rows space READWORD(0x25); plan->actions[0].timeForNext = nextWord; if (plan->actions[0].timeForNext == 0xFD21) { // max value : means we may have extensions, which would have the flag 0x4000 do { READNEXTWORD; if ((nextWord & 0x4000) == 0x4000) { plan->actions[0].timeForNext += nextWord & ~0x4000; } else { REVERTNEXTWORD; } } while (nextWord == 0x7FFF); } plan->actions[0].switchOn = 1; // whatever, it is useless for the initial waiting phase // now we can read each plannification rows while (bufindex < 0x25) { READNEXTWORD; if (nextWord != 0x3FFF) { // 3FFF means "empty" // on/off is the MSB of the 1st word, whether it is extended or not plan->actions[actionNo].switchOn = nextWord >> 15; plan->actions[actionNo].timeForNext = nextWord & 0x7FFF; if (plan->actions[actionNo].timeForNext == 0x3FFE ) { // again, 3FFE is the max value : it might be extended to next words, if they have the flag 0x4000 do { READNEXTWORD; if ((nextWord & 0x4000) == 0x4000) { plan->actions[actionNo].timeForNext += nextWord & ~0x4000; } else { REVERTNEXTWORD; } } while (nextWord == 0x7FFF); } } actionNo++; } } // queries the device, and fills the plannification structure void usb_command_getplannif(usb_dev_handle *udev, int socket, struct plannif* plan) { int reqtype=0x21 | USB_DIR_IN; //USB_DIR_OUT + USB_TYPE_CLASS + USB_RECIP_INTERFACE /*request type*/, int req=0x01; unsigned char buffer[0x27]; if ( usb_control_msg_tries(udev /* handle*/, reqtype, req, ((0x03<<8) | (3*socket)) +1, 0 /*index*/, (char*) buffer /*bytes*/ , 0x27, /*size*/ 5000) < 0x27 ) { fprintf(stderr,"Error performing requested action\n" "Libusb error string: %s\nTerminating\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-5); } /* // debug int n; for(n = 0 ; n < 0x27 ; n++) printf("%02x ",(unsigned char)buffer[n]); printf("\n"); // */ plannif_scanf(plan, buffer); } // private : prints the buffer according to the plannification structure void plannif_printf(const struct plannif* plan, unsigned char* buffer) { int bufindex = 0; ulong nextWord, time4next; int actionNo; nextWord = 3*plan->socket +1; WRITENEXTBYTE; nextWord = plan->timeStamp; WRITENEXTDOUBLEWORD; wmemset((wchar_t*)(buffer+5), (wchar_t)0x3FFF3FFF, (0x27-5)/sizeof(wchar_t)); if (plan->actions[0].timeForNext == -1) { //delete all nextWord = 1; WRITEWORD(0x25); } else { time4next = plan->actions[0].timeForNext; // first time to wait is at the end of the buffer, but may be extended to the plannif rows space if (time4next > 0xFD21) { // max value is 0xFD21 : means we can set extensions, with the flag 0x4000 time4next -= 0xFD21; while (time4next > 0x3FFF) { // each extension can handle 3FFF bytes nextWord = 0x3FFF | 0x4000; WRITENEXTWORD; time4next -= 0x3FFF; } nextWord = time4next | 0x4000; WRITENEXTWORD; nextWord = 0xFD21; } else nextWord = time4next; WRITEWORD(0x25); } // now we can write each plannification rows, if non empty for (actionNo = 1 ; (actionNo < sizeof(plan->actions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction)) && (plan->actions[actionNo].switchOn != -1); actionNo++) { time4next = plan->actions[actionNo].timeForNext; if (time4next > 0x3FFE) { // max value is 0x3FFE : means we can set extensions, with the flag 0x4000 nextWord = 0x3FFE | (plan->actions[actionNo].switchOn << 15); WRITENEXTWORD; time4next -= 0x3FFE; while (time4next > 0x3FFF) { // each extension can handle 3FFF bytes nextWord = 0x3FFF | 0x4000; WRITENEXTWORD; time4next -= 0x3FFF; } nextWord = time4next | 0x4000; } else nextWord = time4next | (plan->actions[actionNo].switchOn << 15); WRITENEXTWORD; } } // prepares the buffer according to plannif and sends it to the device void usb_command_setplannif(usb_dev_handle *udev, struct plannif* plan) { int reqtype=0x21; //USB_DIR_OUT + USB_TYPE_CLASS + USB_RECIP_INTERFACE /*request type*/, int req=0x09; unsigned char buffer[0x27]; plannif_printf(plan, buffer); /*// debug int n; for(n = 0 ; n < 0x27 ; n++) printf("%02x ",(unsigned char)buffer[n]); printf("\n"); plannif_reset(plan); plannif_scanf(plan, &buffer[0]); plannif_display(plan, 0, NULL); exit(0); //*/ if ( usb_control_msg_tries(udev /* handle*/, reqtype, req, ((0x03<<8) | (3*plan->socket)) +1, 0 /*index*/, (char*) buffer /*bytes*/ , 0x27, /*size*/ 5000) < 0x27 ) { fprintf(stderr,"Error performing requested action\n" "Libusb error string: %s\nTerminating\n",usb_strerror()); usb_close (udev); exit(-5); } } // prepares the plannif structure with initial values : compulsory before structure use ! void plannif_reset (struct plannif* plan) { int i; plan->socket = 0; plan->timeStamp = 0; for (i=0 ; iactions)/sizeof(struct plannifAction) ; i++) { plan->actions[i].switchOn = -1; plan->actions[i].timeForNext = -1; } } sispmctl-3.1/src/sispm_ctl.h0000664000200200017500000001012611664771076014634 0ustar petepete/* SisPM_ctl.h Controls the GEMBIRD Silver Shield PM USB outlet device (C) 2004,2005,2006 Mondrian Nuessle, Computer Architecture Group, University of Mannheim, Germany (C) 2005, Andreas Neuper, Germany (C) 2010, Olivier Matheret, France, for the plannification part This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA nuessle@uni-mannheim.de aneuper@web.de */ #ifndef SISPM_CTL_H #define SISPM_CTL_H #define MAXGEMBIRD 32 #define VENDOR_ID 0x04B4 /* USB Product IDs for different sis-pm devices*/ #define PRODUCT_ID_SISPM 0xFD11 #define PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_OLD 0xFD10 #define PRODUCT_ID_MSISPM_FLASH 0xFD12 #define PRODUCT_ID_SISPM_FLASH_NEW 0xFD13 #define USB_DIR_IN 0x80 /* to host */ #define USB_DIR_OUT 0 /* to device */ #define cpu_to_le16(a) (a) typedef unsigned long ulong; struct plannifAction { ulong switchOn; // action to do now ulong timeForNext; // wait this num of minutes before any next action ; 0 means "stop" }; struct plannif { int socket; ulong timeStamp; struct plannifAction actions[17]; // 16 + the initial one }; #define READNEXTBYTE {nextWord = (ulong)buffer[bufindex]; bufindex ++;} #define READWORD(idx) {nextWord = (ulong)buffer[idx] + (buffer[idx+1]<<8);} #define READNEXTWORD {nextWord = (ulong)buffer[bufindex] + (buffer[bufindex+1]<<8); bufindex += 2;} #define READNEXTDOUBLEWORD {nextWord = (ulong)buffer[bufindex] + (buffer[bufindex+1]<<8) + (buffer[bufindex+2]<<16) + (buffer[bufindex+3]<<24); bufindex += 4;} #define CHECK(idx, size) if (idx>0x27-(size-1)-2) {printf ("Error : too many planification items, or combined with large time intervals\n"); exit(2);} // avoid writing outside the buffer, or even in the last 2 bytes #define WRITENEXTBYTE { CHECK(bufindex, 1); buffer[bufindex]=nextWord & 0xFF; bufindex ++;} #define WRITENEXTWORD { CHECK(bufindex, 2); buffer[bufindex+1]=(nextWord>>8) & 0xFF ; buffer[bufindex]=nextWord & 0xFF; bufindex += 2;} #define WRITENEXTDOUBLEWORD { CHECK(bufindex, 4); buffer[bufindex+3]=(nextWord>>24) & 0xFF ; buffer[bufindex+2]=(nextWord>>16) & 0xFF ; buffer[bufindex+1]=(nextWord>>8) & 0xFF ; buffer[bufindex]=nextWord & 0xFF; bufindex += 4;} #define WRITEWORD(idx) { buffer[idx+1]=(nextWord>>8) & 0xFF ; buffer[idx]=nextWord & 0xFF;} #define REVERTNEXTWORD {bufindex -= 2;} #define STRINGIFY(x) #x #define DEBUGVAR(var) printf("value of "STRINGIFY(var)" is %li\n", var); void plannif_reset (struct plannif* plan); void usb_command_getplannif(usb_dev_handle *udev, int socket, struct plannif* plan); void usb_command_setplannif(usb_dev_handle *udev, struct plannif* plan); void plannif_display(const struct plannif* plan, int verbose, const char* progname); usb_dev_handle*get_handle(struct usb_device*dev); int usb_command(usb_dev_handle *udev, int b1, int b2, int return_value_expected ); #define sispm_buzzer_on(udev) usb_command( udev, 0x02, 0x00, 0 ) #define sispm_buzzer_off(udev) usb_command( udev, 0x02, 0x04, 0 ) int get_id( struct usb_device* dev); char* get_serial(usb_dev_handle *udev); int sispm_switch_on(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet); int sispm_switch_off(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet); int sispm_switch_getstatus(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet); int sispm_get_power_supply_status(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet); int check_outlet_number(int id, int outlet); int sispm_switch_toggle(usb_dev_handle * udev,int id, int outlet); #endif sispmctl-3.1/src/sispmctl.10000664000200200017500000001231311664771076014406 0ustar petepete.\" Process this file with .\" groff -man -Tascii foo.1 .\" .TH sispmctl 1 "JUL 2011" Linux "User Manuals" .SH NAME sispmctl - Gembird Silver Shield PM ConTroL program .SH SYNOPSIS .B sispmctl .I -s .P .B sispmctl [ .I -q .B ] [ .I -n .B ] [ .I -d .B 0... ] .B [ .I -D .B ... ] .I -b .B .P .B sispmctl [ .I -q .B ] [ .I -n .B ] [ .I -d .B 0... ] .B [ .I -D .B ... ] < .I -o .B | .I -f .B | .I -t .B | .I -g .B | .I -m .B > <1..4|all> .P .B sispmctl [ .I -q .B ] [ .I -n .B ] [ .I -d .B 0... ] .B [ .I -D .B ... ] < .I -a .B | .I -A .B > <1..4|all> .B [ .I --Aat .B '...' ] [ .I --Aafter .B ... ] [ .I --Ado .B ] ... [ .I --Aloop .B ... ] .P .B sispmctl [ .I -d .B 0... ] .B [ .I -D .B ... ] [ .I -i .B ] [ .I -p <#port> .B ] [ .I -u .B ] .I -l .P .SH DESCRIPTION .B sispmctl is a tool to switch the USB controlled outlets of Gembird Silver Shield PM. It is known by many names, e.g. Revolt Power Switch. .P It is coded in C and uses the usb specific library (LibUSB). This allows you a portable and fast solution. .SH OPTIONS .IP -h print usage information .IP -s scan for supported GEMBIRD devices .IP -l daemonize and start to listening as a simple http webserver (default port: 2638) .IP -p IP network port (default: 2638) for listener. There is no authentication implemented yet. .IP -u give the directory path where pages lay, that are served (default: /usr/local/httpd/sispmctl). The Web path component is completely ignored for security reasons. .IP -b switch the buzzer on and off .IP -o switch the given outlet(s) to "ON" .IP -f switch the given outlet(s) to "OFF" .IP -t toggle the state of the given outlet(s) .IP -g show the status of the given outlet(s) .IP -m get power supply status for the given outlet(s) .IP -d Use not the first but the given device in the sequence of detected devices, starting with "0" for the first device (see scan option) .IP -D Same as -d, but choose by serial number (see scan option) .IP -n do not print "ON" and "OFF", but "1" and "0" instead .IP -q do neither print explanations nor disclaimers except it is requested .IP -a get plannification for given outlet .IP -A set plannification for given outlet --Aat "date" - sets an event time as a date '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M' --Aafter N - sets an event time as N minutes after the previous one --Ado - sets the current event's action --Aloop N - loops to 1st event's action after N minutes .IP -v print version & copyright .SH WEB INTERFACE The sispmctl program provides a web interface when started with the .I -l option. No additional http server is needed. Each selected usb device is blocked by sispmctl while running. .P After installation, the first of two web-interfaces is selected. The default location of the HTML files is /usr/local/httpd/sispmctl/doc which is a symbolic link to /usr/local/httpd/sispmctl/skin1. .P The http capabilities of sispmctl are limited. Technically speaking, only the first line of each http request is parsed. The terminating path component, i.e. file name, is looked up in the repository directory. If present the file is parsed and in absence of control sequences sent as is. The files must include the http header portion. .P Control sequences start and end with double dollar `$$'. They consist of a command portion separated by a question mark `?' from alternative outputs which are separated by the first colon `:'. The command portion is a token followed by an embraced number that references the outlet, e.g. .IB $$command(1)?positive:negative$$ while command is one of .B status, .B toggle, .B on or .B off. I strongly recommend to avoid the on/off/toggle commands in pages that may be reloaded. Best is to redirect to other pages that only include status requests. .SH PLANNIFICATIONS The sispmctl program provides plannifications, plannifications can be used to turn given outlets of the device "ON" or "OFF" at or after a given time. Plannifications can also be set to loop after a given number of minutes. .P To show the planned plannification for a given outlet use the option .I -a and specify the wanted outlet(s). The option .I -A plus any of the options .I --Aat , .I --Aafter , .I --Ado and .I --Aloop will create a new plannification for the given output. If only .I -A plus an outlet is called, the plannification for the outlet will be deleted. .SH EXAMPLES Switch off the first outlet of the first SiS-PM and the third outlet of the second SiS-PM: .P .B sispmctl -f 1 -d 1 -f 3 Print the status of the forth outlet as zero or one: .P .B sispmctl -nqg 4 Set a planification so outlet 2 on the first device gets turned "ON" on the given date and time: .P .B sispmctl -A 2 --Aat '2011-07-27 20:45' --Ado on Set a planification so outlet 3 on the second device gets turned "ON" after 2 minutes and "OFF" after another 10 minutes. The planification will loop after 1 hour: .P .B sispmctl -d 1 -A 3 --Aafter 2 --Ado on --Aafter 10 --Ado off --Aloop 60 Run sispmctl on the second device as a web-server: .P .B sispmctl -d 1 -l You can connect to it from the same machine by pointing to http://localhost:2638 with your webbrowser .SH AUTHOR .P First version by Mondrian Nuessle, nuessle@uni-mannheim.de .P Web integration and man page by Andreas Neuper, ANeuper-at-web-dot-de .P Plannifications by Olivier Matheret sispmctl-3.1/src/socket.c0000664000200200017500000001123311664771076014122 0ustar petepete/* Copyright (C) 2003 Evan Buswell This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "config.h" #ifdef HAVE_SYS_ETHERNET_H #include #endif #ifdef HAVE_NET_ETHERNET_H #include #endif #include #include "socket.h" #include "nethelp.h" #include "main.h" int listenport=LISTENPORT; void l_listen(int*sock, struct usb_device*dev, int devnum) { int i; int s; int connected=0; uid_t uid; int BUFFERSIZE=4096; int junk = 0; char *oob; char *buffer; struct timespec waittime; waittime.tv_sec = 0; waittime.tv_nsec = 250000000; /* a quarter second */ oob = (char *) malloc(32); buffer = (char *) malloc(BUFFERSIZE+4); /* drop priveleges */ uid = getuid(); seteuid(uid); if (debug) fprintf(stderr, "Listening for local provider on port %d...\n", listenport); listen(*sock, 1); /* We only get one connection on this port. Everything else is refused. */ while(1) { while((s = accept(*sock, NULL, NULL)) == -1) { sleep(1); /* retry after error. Really bad errors shouldn't happen. */ } if(debug) fprintf(stderr, "Provider connected.\n"); connected=1; while(connected) { if ((recv(s, oob, 32, MSG_OOB | MSG_DONTWAIT) > 0) && strncmp(oob, "flush", 5)) fprintf(stderr,"OUT-OF-BAND MESSAGE 1"); i = recv(s, buffer, BUFFERSIZE, 0); if (i == -1 || i == 0) { if ((i == -1) && (errno != EAGAIN) && (errno != EINTR)) { if(junk != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%d bytes\n", junk); junk = 0; } /* wait for a new connection */ perror("Lost provider connection"); close(s); connected=0; } /* see if provider is still there */ i = sock_write_bytes(s, (unsigned char*)"ping", 4); /* we get tcp acks, so there's no need to send a pong from the provider */ if((i == -1) && (errno != EINTR)) { if(junk != 0) { fprintf(stderr, "%d bytes\n", junk); junk = 0; } /* wait for a new connection */ perror("Lost provider connection"); close(s); connected=0; } nanosleep(&waittime, NULL); } else { #if 0 const char*tosend=answer(buffer); fprintf(stderr,"Buffer contains: »%s«\n",buffer); send(s,tosend,strlen(tosend),0); #else process(s,buffer,dev,devnum); #endif memset(buffer,0,BUFFERSIZE); close(s); connected=0; } } } } int*socket_init(char* bind_arg) { int *s; int on = 1; size_t mtu = ETHERMTU; struct sockaddr_in addr; uint32_t bind_addr=0; int result=0; /* bind a socket to listen on */ s = (int *) malloc(sizeof(int)); if( s == NULL ) return(NULL); /* locate socket */ *s = socket(PF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, IPPROTO_TCP); if( *s == -1 ) return(NULL); /* set socket options */ if( setsockopt(*s, SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, (char *) &on, sizeof(int)) == -1) return(NULL); if( setsockopt(*s, SOL_SOCKET, SO_RCVBUF, &mtu, sizeof(size_t)) == -1) return(NULL); /* set socket essentials */ addr.sin_family = AF_INET; addr.sin_port = htons(listenport); if (bind_arg!=0) { printf("Try to bind to %s\n",bind_arg); result=inet_pton(AF_INET,bind_arg,(void*)&bind_addr); if (result<0) { perror("Inet_pton for given bind address failed"); return(NULL); } else if (result==0) { fprintf(stderr,"Given Bind address is not a valid INET4 address: %s\n",bind_arg); return(NULL); } } else { bind_addr=INADDR_ANY; } addr.sin_addr.s_addr = (uint32_t) bind_addr; /* bind socket now */ if(bind(*s, (struct sockaddr *) &addr, sizeof(struct sockaddr_in)) == -1) { perror("Bind failed"); return(NULL); } return(s); } sispmctl-3.1/src/socket.h0000664000200200017500000000030011664771076014120 0ustar petepete#ifndef LOCAL_H #define LOCAL_H #define LISTENPORT 2638 extern int listenport; int*socket_init(char*bindaddr); void l_listen(int*sock,struct usb_device*,int devnum); #endif /* ! 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. sispmctl-3.1/ChangeLog0000664000200200017500000000264611664771076013461 0ustar petepete28 Nov 2011 - 3.1 cleanup web-themes webserver daemonizes when send into listen mode (FREETZ patch) fixes for the two mSIS-PM-versions (thanks to ksjh and exelnet) several bugfixes and cleanups 30 Mar 2011 - 3.0 Olivier Matheret added timer functionality Heike Zimmerer added gemplug Sven Anders added -D option to select device by serial number several bugfixes and cleanups 28 Mar 2008 - 2.7 -m switch for power status added, some other small additions, experimental support for ids 03 Mar 2008 - 2.6 msis-pm (single socket) and sis-pm with new device id of 0xfd13 supported. Bugfixes. 03 Dez 2007 - 2.5 some (small) bug-fixes 17 Aug 2006 - 2.4 added GUI written in Python (see extras directory) included bug fixes from Marius Konitzer. 17 Mar 2006 - 2.3 added support for mSIS-PM devices 03 Mar 2006 - 2.2 cleaned-up a lot more, added important configure time options 09 Feb 2006 - 2.1 clean-up added some doc, cleaned-up autotool files 05 Feb 2006 - 1.2 integrated web interface including three "skins" 13 Feb 2005 - 1.1a supporting multiple usb devices fixing naming conventions options on output format added man page prepared for i(18)n 24 Feb 2005 - 1.1 bugfixes Fixed small error in configure script, relaxed dependency for libusb to include version >=0.1.5, added new command line arguments -q and -v added Troubleshooting section 03 Aug 2004 - 1.0b initial revision, switching of outlets works sispmctl-3.1/INSTALL0000664000200200017500000002203011664771076012725 0ustar petepeteCopyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License. sispmctl-3.1/Makefile.am0000664000200200017500000000025711664771076013737 0ustar petepeteSUBDIRS = . src EXTRA_DIST = LICENCE admin/bootstrap extras/sispmapplet.e3p extras/sispmapplet.e3t extras/sispmapplet.py extras/sispmform.ui extras/README extras/addheader sispmctl-3.1/NEWS0000664000200200017500000000000011664771076012364 0ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/README0000664000200200017500000000730711664771076012566 0ustar petepeteSiS-PM Control for Linux 3.1 ---------------------------- (c) 2005-2011 by Mondrian Nuessle et al. Overview -------- This projects adds support for the GEMBIRD SIS-PM device to linux. Follow the instructions in INSTALL to install the application (generic configure && make && make install). Call sispmctl (formerly: sispm_ctl) without commandline parameters, it will print the available options to stdout. Since version 2.3 also 1-outlet mSIS-PM devices are supported; this is still alpha, probably not working and needs testers/developers. Since version 2.4 a GUI is available in the extra sub-directory. See the README there. Version 3.0 added the possibility to program the internal timer, thanks to Olivier Matheret. Installation ------------ See the file INSTALLATION for generic installation instructions. The following confiure options may be of interest: --prefix=dif Set installation directory-prefix (default is /usr/local) --enable-webless Disable the builtin webserver. It will not be compiled into the binary. The commandline options for the web-interface will not be available. --with-webdir=directory Install the web-interface file to subdirectories of the given directory. A doc linl in this directory will point to skin1. And the path will be default path compiled into the binary. The default without this option is /usr/local/httpd/sispmctl. --with-bindaddr=ipaddress Give the IP address (in dotted decimal form, i.e. 127.0.0.1) for the default interface that the webserver accepts connections on. The default without this option is to use all available interfaces. --with-default-port=portnumber Give the default port number the webserver is listening on. If you do not specify this option the default is 2638 Dependencies ------------ - libusb 0.1.9+ must be installed, libusb-config in $PATH Web-Interface ------------ The web interface may be started manually (i.e. sispmctl -l) or using the inittab. Add the following line to your /etc/inittab: pm:2345:respawn:/usr/local/bin/sispmctl -l There are three kind of skins between you might select: src/web1/ classic sispm_http style src/web2/ a vertical sized frame The skins are installed under $(PREFIX)/httpd/sispmctl/skin1..2 The default skin is selected by the symbolic link $(PREFIX)/httpd/sispmctl/doc which point to skin1 after installation. You can easily select a different skin by chaning this symbolic link. It is quite easy to change one or write a new one. Try it. The webinterface does not recognize if a mSIS-PM is connected, so always 4 outlets will be displayed. Usage ----- See the output of sispmctl when run without parameters and the man page. Permissions ----------- Per default, only root is allowed to use devices directly, therefor the SiS-PM also only works as root. If you use a Linux distribution that is using the ressource manager package (resmgrd), you can add a line to /etc/resmgr.conf. The following line is an example for SuSE 10.0. It MAY be different on your system. add usb:vendor=0x04b4,product=0xfd11 usb This adds the SiS-PM device to the USB class which can be used by logged in users on SuSE 10.0. If you are using a mSiS-PM device you need to use the product ID of 0xFD10 or 0xFD12 (dependant on hardware revision, see output of /sbin/lsusb -v). Solaris Support --------------- Solaris 10 and later come with sufficient libusb support; the ugen (generic USB) driver needs to be associated with the SIS-PM devices by issueing the following command before plugging in the device: for SIS-PM: update_drv -a -i '"usb4b4,fd11"' ugen for mSIS-PM: update_drv -a -i '"usb4b4,fd10"' ugen update_drv -a -i '"usb4b4,fd12"' ugen sispmctl-3.1/configure.in0000664000200200017500000000455111664771076014215 0ustar petepete# -*- Autoconf -*- # Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script. AC_PREREQ(2.59) AC_INIT(sispmctl, 3.1, mondrian.nuessle@googlemail.com) AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR(admin) AC_CANONICAL_TARGET AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(sispmctl,3.1) # Checks for programs. AC_PROG_CC # check configure options AC_ARG_ENABLE(webless, [ --enable-webless compile version of sispmctl without internal webserver], [WEBLESS=true]) AC_SUBST(WEBLESS) AM_CONDITIONAL(WEBLESSCOND, test x$WEBLESS = xtrue) AC_ARG_WITH(webdir,[ --with-webdir=DIR use DIR to look for html files for the web-interface], [WEBDIR="$withval"]) AC_SUBST(WEBDIR) AC_ARG_WITH(bindaddr,[ --with-bindaddr=IP bind listening socket to IP], [BINDADDR="$withval"]) AC_SUBST(BINDADDR) # Checks for libraries. dnl check for libusb-config AC_PATH_PROG(HAVELIBUSB, libusb-config, $PATH) if test -e "$HAVELIBUSB"; then dnl LIBUSB_CFLAGS=`$HAVELIBUSB --cflags` LIBUSB_LIBS=`$HAVELIBUSB --libs` CFLAGS="$CFLAGS $LIBUSB_CFLAGS" LIBS="$LIBS $LIBUSB_LIBS" else AC_MSG_ERROR([*** libusb-config not found. You need a working libusb installation. Version >=0.1.7]) fi dnl check for version of libusb AC_MSG_CHECKING([if libusb version is >= 0.1.9]) libusb_version_needed="1009" libusb_version=`$HAVELIBUSB --version | sed -e "s/libusb //" | awk 'BEGIN { FS = "."; } { printf "%d", ($''1 * 1000 + $''2) * 1000 + $''3;}'` if test $libusb_version -lt $libusb_version_needed; then AC_MSG_RESULT(no) AC_MSG_ERROR([*** libusb is too old ($libusb_version). You need a libusb installation newer or equal to 0.1.9.]) else AC_MSG_RESULT(yes) fi # Checks for header files. AC_HEADER_STDC AC_CHECK_HEADERS([fcntl.h netinet/in.h stdlib.h string.h sys/socket.h unistd.h net/ethernet.h sys/ethernet.h]) # Checks for typedefs, structures, and compiler characteristics. AC_C_CONST AC_TYPE_SIZE_T AC_TYPE_UID_T # Checks for library functions. AC_FUNC_MALLOC AC_CHECK_FUNCS([memset strchr strdup strerror strncasecmp strrchr]) AC_CHECK_DECL(MSG_NOSIGNAL) AC_CHECK_FUNC(nanosleep, [true], [AC_CHECK_LIB(rt, nanosleep)]) AC_CHECK_FUNC(inet_pton, [true], [AC_CHECK_LIB(nsl, inet_pton)]) AC_CHECK_FUNC(socket, [true], [AC_CHECK_LIB(socket, socket)]) AC_CONFIG_FILES([Makefile src/Makefile]) AM_CONFIG_HEADER(config.h) AC_OUTPUT echo "" echo "Good - your configure finished. Start make now" echo "" sispmctl-3.1/extras/gemplug/0000775000200200017500000000000011664771076014645 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/src/web1/0000775000200200017500000000000011664771076013324 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/src/web2/0000775000200200017500000000000011664771076013325 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/admin/0000775000200200017500000000000011664772151012762 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/extras/0000775000200200017500000000000011664771076013205 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/src/0000775000200200017500000000000011664772151012461 5ustar petepetesispmctl-3.1/0000755000200200017500000000000011664772152011671 5ustar petepete