ddwrt-update.TEMPLATE

#!/bin/bash

# This is a template for DD-WRT device configuration files:
# - Create a copy of this file for each of your devices.
# - Name it 'ddwrt-update-<your_device_name>'.
# - Mark it as executable if necessary.

set -eu

# Configure the location of the 'ddwrt-autoupdater' software:
# - By default use the directory where this device configuration file is located:
base_dir="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"
# - But if you move your device configuration file(s) (eg: to '$HOME/bin/'), configure the installation directory here:
#base_dir="$HOME/opt/ddwrt-autoupdate"

# Configure parameters for your device:
device_type="netgear-ac1450"
device_name="$device_type"
device_address="http://192.168.1.1"
device_https_config="--insecure"
device_credentials="ADMIN_USER:ADMIN_PASSWORD"

# The location of the local repository of downloaded firmware images and configuration backups for this device:
local_repo="$base_dir/repos/$device_name"

# The location and naming of firmware images for this device:
set_firmware_files() {

    # Available variables:
    # - year, month, day
    # - date_US, date_int, date_num
    # - release_tag, release_num, tag

    # Variable 'tag' can be customized here.

    local firmware_file="$device_type-webflash.bin"
    remote_firmware_file="$device_type/$firmware_file"
    local_firmware_file="$tag-$firmware_file"

}

# Device backup callback:
on_device_backup() {

    # Use 'cat /proc/mtd' to list mtd partitions.

    #backup_partition mtd0 boot
    #backup_partition mtd1 nvram
    #backup_partition mtd4 board_data

    :

}

backup_partition() {

    local device="$1"
    local name="$2"

    local device_ssh="< ssh parameters needed to connect to your device >"

    echo "Backing up $device partition ($name)..."
    ssh -q $device_ssh "cat /dev/$device" >$device-$name.img

}

# Defective DD-WRT releases are usually pulled from the download servers soon after their release.
# It is recommended to skip the latest release(s) to avoid installing untested firmware images.

# Configure the number of releases prior to the latest release to use (0 means use latest release):
prior_to_latest=1

# Configure whether to wait for and ping the device after firmware updates (either "yes" or "no"):
ping_device="yes"

# Now run the main updater code:
source "$base_dir/ddwrt-autoupdate" "$@"