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[Nexus 10 Accessories] Pedro.zena:
Hi!

I just bought the wd02.

I would like to try to put my hands on the html code of the web interface.

To do so I need first to copy all the scripts present on the device.

I've tried by using NetCat as shown here: nakkayav [dot] com/2009/04/15/using-netcat-for-file-transfers , but seems that nc isn't included in the current version of busybox.. I'm not a realy Telnet Pro, so, could someone explain me another way to copy all scripts from the device to my pc?

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
If you have an SD card or USB drive connected to the WD02, then they should be automatically mounted and visible to the shell (usually under /mnt if I remember correctly). So you can just copy ("cp" command) the files you want from the firmware area to that, then unmount your card/drive, take it to somewhere "more comfortable" like your PC or Mac and then view/edit them to your hearts content.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Pedro.zena:
Another Problem:

It's clear how much good are the streaming performance using the ravpower apk.

Despite this, if I try to stream using the smb connection from Es explorer or solid explorer Performance quickly decreases (copying file @ 1,3 MBs).

Do you think that It's a wd02 problem, some problem inside the samba client installed into android, or maybe both?

Did someone tried to increase the smb performance on the ravpower side in someway?

Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
With the WD01 you can browse to 10.10.10.254/data/ in your web browser for increased download performance, that is the same interface that the RavPower app uses to download data.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Samsara69:
Hello.

It's not mentioned ,but it's compatible with microSDXC , it work with my SanDisk Ultra 64 Go UHS-I SDSDQUA-064G-U46A :good:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] electronicsguy123:
Anyone tried modifying hootoo tripmate firmware?

Hello all,

I got the Hootoo tripmate recently and I noticed that it doesn't have a timer function. due to this, the battery runs out at night if i'm not streaming anything. I'd like it to shutdown after say, 2 hours. I see that hootoo has uploaded an open source firmware on their website.

I downloaded it and saw that it's pretty complex, using some kind of busybox linux (i think). There are too many files and I don't even know where to start to build the binary firmware file. There is plenty of Makefiles, but no main Makefile. Has anyone tried this? all I want to do is implement a timer to make it shutdown after a few hours. If someone could guide me in this respect, it'd be much appreciated.

thank you.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] necrologo:
Hi all,

I write here even if I am using this wonderful gadget with Nexus 4 because I think my problem isn't smartphone fault.

The problem is that since I upgraded my N4 to Lollipop is impossible to stream files via WD01; it is possible only if I disable 3g data. I think the problem is related to the internal IP the WD01 uses for streaming:

with lollipop you can surf on internet using the 3g connection even if you are connected to a no-internet wifi (like in our case) and for this reason I think the smartphone try to reach the IP on internet and the streaming doesn't work.

As I wrote before this issue disappear if I disable data but my question is:

Can be possible to have both internet connection (via 3g) AND wifi streaming via WD01?

P.S. sorry for my english, it isn't my native language
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
That sounds like it's entirely the smartphone's fault, or more specifically the Lollipop's.

Can you tell us exactly how are you trying to stream from the WD-01? Using the AirStor app, via SMB from a file browser or some other method directly from a media app?

Can't test it as my N7 hasn't been blessed/cursed with Lollipop yet, but is there any way to set the resolution priority between the 3G and the wifi? If you can explicitly browse to the WD-01 from a file manager (ES File Explorer, File Manager or your app of choice) and do it that way then you should I would expect be able to force the streaming route.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] necrologo:
First of all thanks for the reply. Anyway I meant it's not smartphone's fault like N4,but as you said (if I understood the problem cause) it's definitely lollipop's fault.

Anyway I usually connect to the WD01 using solid Explorer and SMB, but even with ravpower application if I have 3g data active the connection doesn't work
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Hmm, in that case I'd probably class it as a glitch/bug in Lollipop, and a fairly awkward one, but at least one with a work-around. I would have expected it to be sensible enough to be able to differentiate if you're opening the file via SMB, but seemingly not.

As I said I haven't had Lollipop arrive yet so I can't help much further until it does and I can get a better look at its configuration etc.

If you have the WD-01 itself bridged to your wifi does it still occur? If lollipop is thinking that just because you haven't got a net connection that you can't stream from locally connected stuff then it could end up being a much more general problem and complained about I would say.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] danieldmm:
Lollipop uses both mobile data and Wi-Fi at the same time, maybe it's the problem :)

Enviado do meu OnePlus One
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
I have a problem with my RP-WD01, it has worked perfectly for over a year and with root access I have made scripts to automate backups and make my life easier. But now when I came to play any HD video it would play fine for ~5 minutes and then constantly have to buffer at which point the video was unwatchable.

Download speeds went from a steady ~25Mb/s to < 5Mb/s. I checked the hard drive on another machine and it worked fine and my tablet (Sony XTZ) plays movies fine from other sources so the problem must be with the RavPower.

I tried resetting the device through the GUI but nothing happened so I used the hard rest button on the front of the device. After an auto reboot the SSID had changed but it had WPA/WPA2 security and I don't have the key. I have tried my old password, generic passwords, the old root password but nothing works. I have contacted RavPower but not had a reply yet so I am currently travelling with no access to my HDD as I cannot get past the wifi connection.

Does anyone know how to reset the unit without access to the GUI or have any ideas on how to login?

Your help would be much appreciated!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
If you hard reset the device, then the SSID should revert to its original ("Filehub - XXXX" where XXXX is a 4-digit number for individuality) with the password "11111111" (8 one's). Make sure that you're connecting to the correct SSID as well as the right password.

Is that the password that you tried, or if not give it a go as it should work (presuming there's nothing got corrupted or anything like that). The root password is only for direct log-in via telnet, it's not linked to the wifi one.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
Sorry for the late reply. 11111111 worked just fine. Much appreciated!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
You're welcome :)

I just had to come back to this thread anyway, as I yesterday took delivery of a new WD-02 to upgrade from my WD-01, so am now doing all the set-up stuff again (including Artor's security hacks - most recommended). Liking the new device so far, although as it';s a bit fatter than the WD-01 it only just fits in the WD MyPassport case where the 01 used to live along with the drive itself. The 02 does go in there, but it's more strain on the case zip. But it should be ok.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Snoshrk:
Hey just an FYI....just flashed a new firmware from RavPower.... ver 2.000.030.030 dated 11-4-14

Also, given the new firmware I went to reapply msartor's security hacks...

Looks like they have blocked telent now. ( 'course I could be doing something wrong :cyclops: )
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Are you sure it's not the security hacks that are blocking the telnet? I can still telnet into my new WD-02, but I didn't install all of the security hacks as I still sometimes connect into my Filehub via my home network when it's attached to it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mag_minsk:
Leedo W3000PH hack info

Hello,

I have WiFi HDD model SSK HE-W100 (en.ssk.cn). It is possible the same as Leedo W3000PH.

Could you please inform me how can I hack the device and add new functionality?

Best Regards, Andrei
[Nexus 10 Accessories] steve8x8:
A couple of days ago, the WD02 was on sale, and I purchased one - only to find that it had gaping securIty holes.

Searching the net, I found msartor's wiki page (referenced in post #145), and applied the changes suggested there.

After upgrading the device to the latest FW (2.000.014 for WD02), the password settings were preserved (good), but after a full reset (my fault) running "passwd" would only change /etc/shadow while the telnetd would still use /etc/passwd - ???

In the meantime, I had found the http://github.com/digidem/filehub-config git repo, and shamelessly created my own flavour of that - including a script to copy the encrypted root password to /etc/passwd: (now deprecated / deactivated)

NEW: on GitHub (changed 2015-09-22)

Unfortunately, user Carlitoes only announced, but not supplied, his/her SD-USB-copy scripts - or is thebeest the same one? I'm currently trying to read matv0.9.sh ...

One remark wrt iptables: the iptables settings are flushed each time the ethernet cable is connected or disconnected, and the device name can be retrieved (as $wan_if) from /sbin/global.sh - it's not always the same (I've seen apcli0 and eth2:2). IPv6, IMHO, needs different handling as well as "ifconfig" doesn't list inet6 on my device. Pity that only /etc can be changed, and there are only a few stubs that can be used.

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As this might be a better alternative to the iptables mess - or at least a useful extension - I'd like to know more! (Thanks.)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] thebeest:
Hi there Steve,

I made the scripts for the RP-WD01 so they will most likely need modification to work with the WD02. I only own a WD01 but just let me know if you have any issues and I will do my best to help. I was working a on a v0.10 with file verification but it was incredibly slow and I have had to dedicate my time to other projects. I will post it when it is a little more refined and maybe it will help someone.

Carlitoes has only made 1 post and didn't upload any scripts but I their proposed functionality sounds very similar to my script. Someone did mention building a package manager on the WD01 but unfortunately they did not give any details.

Hope this helps.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Scannow:
Warning: Telnet blocked

With the lastest firmware (2.000.030) telnet was blocked.

Can anyone upload an older firmware? (like 2.000.004)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Carlitoes:
Hello, Carlitoes here with only my second post LOL. I'm not really much of a programmer these days and the script I made is pretty basic (I would welcome suggestions from thebeest and others much more capable with scripting), but it did accomplish my goal of having these functionalities. All copy commands takes the contents of the SD card and saves them either to a 'Memory Card' folder (for card dumps) or to a 'Picks' folder (for pics you've selected) on hard drive connected via USB.

Copy the ENTIRE memory card into its own timestamped folder (with the ability for the user to type in a keyword or title as part of the folder name)

Copy the PICKS I had selected into the USB drive. The PICKS are the ones I reviewed on my camera and marked as 'PROTECTED'. This is similar in functionality to Eye-Fi cards when you configure them for 'Selective Upload' as opposed to uploading everything

Do a combination of 1 and 2: Copy the ENTIRE card into its own timestamped folder, then copy the PICKS

I have attached the 3 scripts....I've added the .txt extension, not sure why it would not let me upload without it.

I use an app called vSSH on the iPhone that lets me assign each script to its own macro slot, but you can also invoke them by typing out the commands.

Initially I had a version that would let the process run even if you disconnect, but I found I'd much rather see it through to completion, and have the script tell me how many files it copied.

As a bonus, I also have a file manager set up on my phone (GoodReader) that syncs up with the 'Picks' folder. I run the app after performing the script copy and I get the Picks copied to my phone, for sharing or emailing.

Hope this helps someone!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] steve8x8:
I'd be interested in older FWs as well (for the WD01 and the WD02). Has anyone looked deeper into the differences between both devices' firmwares? (I made a flash partition backup of an older WD02 fw, but am currently unable to rebuild the squashfs contained in the fw package.)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Lannig:
+1 :)

Would love to put my hands on this version too. I've tried some creative URL changing in case it's still in their download area, but no joy.

I've requested it by e-mail to their support too, but I'm not overly optimistic.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] eKeith:
Here are .014, .020 and updating instructions (for completeness).

Hope these help!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rirawin:
quick question with video files.

Can I use diceplayer to play them or am I restricted to ravpower's app and video player?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Snoshrk:
Diceplayer works great! just added the ravpower smb share to my third device :cyclops:

Kodi (nee' XBMC) also works, though the interface is kludgy on a touchscreen.

just remember that the user is admin (unless you changed it) and the password is NOT the wifi access password :good:

Sno
[Nexus 10 Accessories] rirawin:
How does uit work with diceplayer?, do I just select the file from the ravpower device and then it let me choose to open with diceplayer?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Snoshrk:
It works really well with diceplayer... iirc I have had an occasional issue when I skip around within a video causing diceplayer to crash....but just watching a video straight through no problems...

In diceplayer I added the rav under the SAMBA Server, then as long as the device and the rav are connected the videos show in the diceplayer and play directly. I hardly ever fire up the Ravpower app.

to recap:

connect to the Rav via wifi

Add SAMBA Server in diceplayer....

Name it whatever you want

Path: smb://10.10.10.254/SDCard_Volume/ ... /{media folder}

UserID : admin

Passwd: {whatever you set the password to}

Video should show up in the diceplayer UI

PS I geeked out and set up Tasker to check for the Rav SSID and connect automatically when found :victory:
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Or alternatively you can connect to the Filehub using your file manager of choice which supports SMB (e.g. ES File Explorer or similar), and then just browse and click to open the movies in whatever app is associated with them, as if you were opening them from your in-device flash storage.

Personally I find that way simpler and easier, basically you don't need to use the filehub software at all if you don't want to (although you do need to set the file manager up with the correct username and password as fully described above by Snoshrk).
[Nexus 10 Accessories] kaaz21:
telnet ws221 yodo brute force attack and busy box widata root access

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Hi I also have the widata and meet to become root for a project

Im in busy box but am limited also can you help me telnet into a

router called the ws221 yodo made by neo-electronic there's no user

or password the web app is just open but I neet telnet thanks in, advance.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] zennit:
iphone hotspot

I would like to use my RP-WD01 in my car with my iphone but rather than connect the iphone to the devices network I would like to connect the device to the iphones personal hotspot.

I can see the iphones network but for some reason it doesn't seem to connect.

Does anyone have any solutions to this?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
There should be no reason for it not to, presuming that you have the SSID/password and any other credentials correct, and if applicable any MAC address filtering or similar on the iPhone set up correctly to allow the connection. Do you have any other devices which can/cannot connect to the iPhone this way?

Why do you not want to use the Filehub's hotspot though? Given it will be broadcasting anyway, I would have thought it simpler than having to turn on the hotspot on the iPhone.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] polaco1977:
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I own a WD-02 with firmware version 2.000.002. Can these files be applied on the wd-02 to upgrade the firmware? Thanks!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] eKeith:
Firmware is typically device specific. If you flash them to the WD-02 you may brick it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] polaco1977:
Thanks Keith!
[Nexus 10 Accessories] purple8:
Broswer

Anyone managed to get a browser load on one one of these. Tired to connect to a hotel wifi the other day and it didn't want to play ball, trying to use the sign in web page on on my tablet or my phone.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
You need to do a little work to get it sorted with hotel wifi networks (at least ones you need to sign in to). There are details by msartor earlier in this thread, but for simplicity check out the full details in his wiki here.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] terry1000:
Hi all,

Just a couple of quick questions please.

I have gone through this thread and looked at the details on Amazon and I see that this does not support exfat only NTFS.

I wanted this mainly for my android devices such as my Tab S, however my tablets cannot read NTFS and fat32 will not support my movies as many are 4GB+ Blu-ray rips.

Are you using this with Android, if so how?

If not, can anyone recommend one that is compatible with Android?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tathagatab:
I don't use this device, but the common sense answer seems to be that since you're connecting to the device over a network protocol like ftp or whatever, it doesn't matter what filesystem the device uses internally. Like, when you connect to Google Drive, why should you care what filesystem Google is using on their servers? Of course, I'm assuming you're going to use a desktop/laptop computer with ntfs support to write to the device, and use you android phone/tablet only to read from it.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] terry1000:
Thanks,

I wasn't thinking straight. I stupidly assumed as the Tab S could not recognise NTFS when it is directly plugged in to it, it would not be able to recognise NTFS via wifi.

Thinking about it now, I am surfing the web and I presume that a lot of the host network drives will be NTFS.

Just stupid reasoning on my part.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msurg:
isartor.org seems to be down. Is it possible to post the documents here or anywhere I can download? I need them especially for captive portal setup.

Thanks
[Nexus 10 Accessories] Moniclock:
hi @ll.

can my smartphone be online (3g-4g) when i use the rp-wd01 in my car?

i would like to use google maps and at the same time stream music from a sd card or usb stick in the rp-wd01 per wlan.

thx

M.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
Try:

http://web.archive.org/web/20141112...g/wiki/Securing_your_RavPower_Filehub_RP-WD01

via the wayback machine archive. It has one of his two wiki pages, on how to secure the Filehub, but unfortunately not the other one about the non-free portal set-up (I think that page was added since the last crawl they did).

I thought I had kept a copy of them in one of my Chrome add-ons, but at some point that seems to have evaporated. So i don't have any local copies that I can help with, sorry.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] msurg:
Already tried archive.org. PMed him but still no answer. Will wait.

Thanks anyway.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tarvoke:
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[Nexus 10 Accessories] tarvoke:
wd02's 2.000.020 also disabled telnet. I ended up calling /usr/sbin/telnetd& in /data/UsbDisk1/Volume1/EnterRouterMode.sh and it works, so probably also on the wd01.

my wd02 kept the root password I had set before updating firmware, so didn't need to use steve8x8's ChangeRootPassword.sh there (even though my wd02 passwd and shadow still have different hashes for root ... ?! go fig.) - but wd03 would not accept changed password for telnet. luckily ChangeRootPassword.sh fixed that, thanks steve8x8! (I was going to copy the hash by hand at some point, but it's nice to reduce chance of typos :)

wd03's latest 2.000.016 did not disable telnet.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] electronicsguy123:
Could you post this article somewhere else, preferably as a pdf? The website seems to be down.

btw, on my TM-05, the latest firmware 2.000.042 disables telnet access. Anyone know how to get around this?
[Nexus 10 Accessories] DarrenHill:
http://web.archive.org/web/20141112...g/wiki/Securing_your_RavPower_Filehub_RP-WD01 is the web archive copy of the original wiki page. There was a second page about using the WD-02 on a non-free public wifi, but the archive doesn't have a copy of that unfortunately and as you say Artor's wiki page is down (and no-one has been able to provide a back-up copy of it from their archives). All this was in my post #258 on the previous page.

The post previous to yours has some information about a way around the lack of telnet access. It may be worth you having a look back through the most recent few pages on this thread to see if they help any too.
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mustique:
Failure with root-login: "can't chdir to home directory '/root'"

Hello Forum and hello Tarvoke,

glad, that I found this forum with encouraging hints to handle the RavePowers ...

In my case its a RP-WD02 (Firmware: 2.000.020).

Due to the tips here, I came so far, that via terminal on OS X I was asked for Login and Password.

But unfortunately, it always leads to

login: can't chdir to home directory '/root'

login: cannot run /sbin/nologin: No such file or directory

Connection closed by foreign host.​

I copied the EnterRouterMode(dot)sh file onto a micro-sd.

The phrase: "/usr/sbin/telnetd&" is at the very top within the file ... otherwise no login prompt would appear after "telnet 10.10.10254"

Tried to solve it ... but no success ... resetted, rebooted, .... no changes ...

I would really appreciate any help!

Thanks in advance,

Martin
[Nexus 10 Accessories] tarvoke:
the "can't chdir /root" part is normal anyway - the directory doesn't exist. but it shouldn't hurt.

getting kicked out of telnet is a little weird. not sure what to say about that.

since you're already on 2.000.020, maybe consider reinstalling the firmware and/or factory reset?

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(oh, and I was/am not currently using the full EnterRouterMode.sh from any of the github repositories.

the only thing I have in that file is the call to telnetd. but that really should NOT make a difference, but who knows.)
[Nexus 10 Accessories] mustique:
Thank you so much !!!

In fact, to have only the command: "/usr/sbin/telnetd&" in the file worked !!!

Now the log-in ends up with "§" and I can navigate through the folders ...

Again, thank very much for sharing your thoughts and tips!

:good::good::good:

Have a good day,

Martin

Update 1: Although I can now log in as ADMIN, it is not possible to log in as ROOT ... not with the 20080826, not with any other password ... resetted the device, reinstalled the firmware, no success ...

has anyone found a way to fix this ?

Greatfull for every hint!

Martin

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