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# Allow own shell scripts in cgi-bin
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By default the cgi-bin directory is read-only, but there is a way to make it writable to be able to install own shell scripts on the device.
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Initially I was looking for a way to add a notification message during play of music. There is a binary called ***smplayer*** preinstalled on the device that is exactly doing what I was looking for, even with nice fading of the music.
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Here's a shell script called ***notice.sh*** that is calling that program:
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```
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#!/bin/sh
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# notice.sh
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# play announcement (any music/speech, e.g. mp3)
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echo "Content-type: text/html"
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echo
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echo "Playing ... $WIIMU_play"
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export LD_LIBRARY_PATH='/tmp/lib:/system/workdir/lib:'
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/system/workdir/bin/smplayer "$WIIMU_play" >/dev/nul
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```
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The only problem was a way to run it from remote. The build-in webserver ***GoAhead*** does not accept any command line options and is using ***/etc_ro/web/cgi-bin*** by default. There is a way to get around that problem by creating a ***cgi-bin*** subdirectory in ***/etc*** and mount it on ***/etc_ro/web***. Here are the commands to accomplish this:
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```
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# allow custom shell scripts to be executed from remote via GoAhead webserver.
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# make /etc_ro/web/cgi-bin directory writeable by pointing to /etc/web/cgi-bin
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# umount just in case this script is executed twice
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umount /etc_ro/web/cgi-bin/
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# create directory for CGI apps
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mkdir /etc/web
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mkdir /etc/web/cgi-bin
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# download shell script to play notice
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# note: you may store the script in flash to avoid any download (e.g. in /vendor/user)
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wget -O /etc/web/cgi-bin/notice.sh -T 5 http://10.1.1.22/linkplay/scripts/notice.sh -q
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# make shell script executable
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chmod 755 /etc/web/cgi-bin/notice.sh
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# copy existing files from existing (read-only) CGI directory
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cp /etc_ro/web/cgi-bin/upload.cgi /etc/web/cgi-bin/upload.cgi
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# mount new (read-write) CGI directory to existing CGI path
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mount /etc/web/cgi-bin/ /etc_ro/web/cgi-bin/ -o bind
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# add proper library path
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export LD_LIBRARY_PATH='/tmp/lib:/system/workdir/lib:'
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# optional: play message with new shell script
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export WIIMU_play='http://10.1.1.22/linkplay/scripts/Modification_installed.mp3'
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/etc_ro/web/cgi-bin/notice.sh
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unset WIIMU_play
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```
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You may add these commands to a persistant hook, see [Install Persistant Hook](/persistant-hook.md) for details.
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Now you can play a notice message on the device by calling your script:
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```
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curl 'http://10.1.1.52/cgi-bin/notice.sh?play=http://10.1.1.22/mp3/SaunaIstAufgeheizt.mp3'
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# if you have downloaded any messages to the Linkplay device itself, you may play a message from local storage
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curl 'http://10.1.1.52/cgi-bin/notice.sh?play=/tmp/SaunaIstAufgeheizt.mp3'
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```
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> **Note:**
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> Meanwhile Arylic has added an API call to play a notification message: ***/httpapi.asp?command=playPromptUrl:\<url\>***, see https://developer.arylic.com/httpapi/#play-notification-sound for details, but there might be other use cases. |