http://address/httputils-command?arguments
.
There is actually only one command in the HttpUtils protocol: sendciomessage
.
sendciomessage
sends a CIO (Command IO?) message to the running application, just as if a remote control button had been detected.
Its only argument is cioc
, which must be included. Omitting it will crash the ReplayTV. Its value is the CioCode of the control to send.
For instance, requesting http://192.168.117.3/httputils-sendciomessage?cioc=191
causes my Replay to act as if I hit the Replay Guide button.
There is no response body.
shell
or something close; I'll refer to it as shell
.
Its only argument would be cmd
. Its value would be a shell command to execute. It appears its output was intended to be a string like "Executed ..., result was ####".
HttpUtilsShellHack discusses how to enable this command and the risks involved.
-- ToddLarason - 06 Apr 2002
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