Remote or local control for moRFeus. Telnet, TCP/UDP,HTTP status
moRFeus listener for Linux x86/x64, Raspberry Pi.
by LamaBleu 05/2018
Once again using bash: simple, portable & robust. I writed this script to control moRFeus from network, using more or less GQRX remote control protocol. Please report issue or adapt to fit your needs :)
Online demo available :
telnet (or PuTTY) morfeus.lamableu.net on port 7778
HTTP status : http://morfeus.lamableu.net:7780
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Remote or local (127.0.0.1) access to moRFeus using TCP/IP.
Nothing to install on client computer, except a telnet client (PuTTY or other terminal app)
Simultaneous connections allowed. -
Local use: launch CLI from console (no networking)
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telnet access, moRFeus HTTP status
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Send raw TCP/UDP frames to moRFeus from scripts.
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Ports usage
7778 : TCP port for telnet access
7779 : UDP port
7780 : display HTTP status only.
S : display moRFeus status
F 123456789 : set frequency to 123456789 Hz
M [x] : switch to Mixer mode, power value = x
G [x] : switch to Generator mode, power value = x
P x : set Current value to x
X or Q : disconnect
KK : disconnect and KILL server
- examples : G , M 0 , G 5 , F 547854789
- lowercase/UPPERCASE accepted. errors are ignored by CLI or moRFeus
- x (to set power) can be omitted, power is kept unmodified
git clone https://github.com/LamaBleu/moRFeus_listener
cd moRFeus_listener
chmod +x ./setup.sh
./setup.sh
Actions performed by setup.sh :
- download morfeus_tool from Outernet archives website for the right platform
- reconfigure files to the current working user/directory (instead of default user : pi)
- set permissions
For a RPi running with default user 'pi', downloading and making executable the morfeus_tools should be enough.
-Manual launch from terminal:
basic for local use from shell, no network
cd ~/moRFeus_listener
sudo ./morf_cli.sh
-network daemon :
cd ~/moRFeus_listener
sudo ./morf_tcp.sh &
and access to the CLI : telnet morfeus_ip 7778 (ip=127.0.0.1 if moRFeus connected to local computer)
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kill server
sudo killall socat
or use 'KK' command from CLI
- Enable the moRFeus server at boot (replace username and path-to-directory values) :
edit /etc/rc.local file, add BEFORE 'exit 0' instruction this line : su username -c '/path_to_directory/morf_tcp.sh' &
ONCE AGAIN : Be careful to add this line BEFORE 'exit 0' and set correct path !
- Network
TCP : echo "M 4" | nc -q2 192.168.0.21 7778
TCP : echo "G 3" | nc -q3 192.168.0.21 7778 >&- (blind mode: no message displayed on console)
UDP : echo "M 2" | nc -u 192.168.0.21 7779
UDP : echo "G 2" | nc -u -q1 192.168.0.21 7779 >&- (blind mode: no message displayed on console)
Telnet : telnet 192.168.0.21 7778
another simple telnet "client" for linux: nc 192.168.0.21 7778
Get moRFeus status from shell :
get frequency : nc 192.168.0.21 7780 | grep Freq | awk '{print $3}'
get mode : nc 192.168.0.21 7780 | grep Freq | awk '{print $3}'
get power : nc 192.168.0.21 7780 | grep Power | awk '{print $3}'
- Network checking (is the server running?)
sudo netstat -atupn | grep socat
display listening ports :
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:7780 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 852/socat
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:7778 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 850/socat
udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:7779 0.0.0.0:* 851/socat
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SSH access (using morfeus_listener from remote client)
ssh username@morfeus_ip-address 'sudo /path_to_morfeus_listener/morf_cli.sh'
example :
ssh [email protected] 'sudo /home/myname/moRFeus_listener/morf_cli.sh'
However this is not really secure :(
More secure alternative is to add a specific user (belonging to sudo group) for moRFeus device:
moRFeus:x:1001:1001::/home/moRFeus:/home/moRFeus/moRFeus_listener/morf_cli.sh
and give full rights through /etc/sudoers file:
moRFeus ALL=NOPASSWD: /home/moRFeus/moRFeus_listener/