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[linux-dvb] svdrsend.php

#include <hallo.h>



When somebody is interested in a PHP-Version of "svdrsend.pl" here is one.
(I'm not sure if you have to compile PHP with "--enable-sockets" as i have
first tried with the PHP4-Socks (Where you have to use "--enable-sockets")  
and later redone it with the PHP3-backwartcompatibel "fsockopen")

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<HTML>
<HEAD>
  <TITLE>SVDRsend.php</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<?
/* Default Port, if Port is not set*/
if (!$port) {
  $port = "2001";
}

/* Default Target, if target is not set */
if (!$address) {
  $address = "localhost";
}

if (!$command) {
?>
<h2>Enter command</h2>
<FORM METHOD=POST>
Adress:Port<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME=address size=30 value="<?=$address?>">:<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME=port size=5 value="<?=$port?>"><BR>
Command:<INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME=command size=100><BR>
<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Fire">
</FORM>
<?
} else {
  error_reporting (E_ALL);
  echo "<h2>svdrsend.php</h2>\n";

  $socket = fsockopen ($address, $port, $errno, $errstr, 10);

  $lines = VDRRead($socket);

  if ($command != "") {
    $in = $command;
  } else {
    $in = "HELP";
  }
  $out = '';

  VDRWrite ($socket, $in);

  echo "<TABLE BORDER><TR><TD>";
  $lines = VDRRead($socket);
  foreach ($lines as $value) {
    echo "$value<BR>\n";
  }
  echo "</TD></TR></TABLE>";

  VDRWrite ($socket, "QUIT");
  fclose ($socket);
?>  

<BR>Another command?<BR>
<FORM METHOD=POST>
  <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME=command size=100><BR>
  <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=address value="<?=$address?>">
  <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=port value="<?=$port?>">
  <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Fire">
</FORM>
<?
}

function VDRWrite($socket, $content) {
  chop ($content);
  fputs ($socket, "$content\r\n");
}

function VDRRead($socket) {
  $count = 0;
  while (($out = fgets ($socket, 2048)) != -1 ) {
    $return[$count] = $out;
    $count++;
    if (substr($out,3,1) != "-") {
      return $return;
    }
  }
}

?>
</BODY>
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Bis denn

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