History with i-Stor iS607
The other day (after a power outage and a full discharge of the UPS battery),
there was a need, in addition to automatically turning off the router when the UPS is low
, also turning off the saber storage.
It was decided to do this at the time of disconnecting the router itself
by adding the necessary set of commands to rc.shutdown.
After picking cgi-script treasured team was obtained:
In addition, if to be authorized:
we obtain the following parameters:
The most amazing thing about this is that powerHandler does not even try
to steal data from cookies when turning off / rebooting NAS storage,
despite the presence of the same LoginUser.
Everything described above is typical for firmware 2.6.3-20080530.
And finally, what is added in /etc/rc.shutdown:
there was a need, in addition to automatically turning off the router when the UPS is low
, also turning off the saber storage.
It was decided to do this at the time of disconnecting the router itself
by adding the necessary set of commands to rc.shutdown.
After picking cgi-script treasured team was obtained:
curl -d "powerAction=2" <storage_ip>:80/cgi/power/powerHandler.cgiIn addition, if to be authorized:
curl -d "username=admin&password=_passwd_here_" <storage_ip>:80/loginHandler.cgi, we obtain the following parameters:
<input type = "hidden" name = "username" value = "admin"> <input type = "hidden" name = "sessionId" value = "q1pOmWykGFZUnSAjWG9189d1jnZGXBQcr5QDPcLmHB4Uhu21YZTUZWK68zCTYgV">
The most amazing thing about this is that powerHandler does not even try
to steal data from cookies when turning off / rebooting NAS storage,
despite the presence of the same LoginUser.
Everything described above is typical for firmware 2.6.3-20080530.
And finally, what is added in /etc/rc.shutdown:
if [ `ping -qc 3 <storage_ip> | awk '/packets/ { if ( $4 > 0 ) { print 1; } else { print 0; } }'` -eq 1 ]; then
echo "Send shutdown signal to storage"
curl -d "powerAction=2" <storage_ip>:80/cgi/power/powerHandler.cgi >/dev/null 2>&1
fi