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eting up for other ISPs (A start)
What I've figured out about how to set up the philips AOL/TV stb

New Messageeting up for other ISPs (A start) (modified 0 times) DrAltaica
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ence The only infor I could find about the useing the bot with it's standured OS as the AOLTV developer site
ctrl-shift-mute then type in nixel as the password. go to Any Value then sets these:
Object | Attrinute | Value
/sys/nsp | machineID | "ID"
/sys/nsp | machinePwd | "Pwd"
/sys/nsp | paid | "PAID"
/sys/nsp | setup | "true"
/sys/nsp | registered | "true"

account----------------------------
Object | Attrinute | DefaultValue

/machine/account/<userID> | userID |<normalize ScreenName>
/machine/account/<userID> | loginName | <ScreenName>
/machine/account/<userID> | pin | "" What the haech is this used for? It's not set in the normal add user.
/machine/account/<userID> | password |"" Propmts you for password if you lease this blank aperintly
/machine/account/<userID> | firstName | ""
/machine/account/<userID> | lastName | ""
/machine/account/<userID> | elementName | "1"
/machine/account/<userID> | capabilities | "Off" (or 6); // = email allowed, 2 = ssl sites OK)
/machine/account/<userID> | privilege | One of these "SuperUser" (atlesss one need to be set this it's used for batch connections), "User", "Guest" ("Guest" or "guest" isn't used accounts store on the machine its for other people.)

Normalized Seems to be lowercased then the first 10 letter(a-z), Atles that's what I think this means
if ((tmp_sn.charAt(i) >= 'a' && tmp_sn.charAt(i) <= 'z') || (tmp_sn.charAt(i) >= '0' && tmp_sn.charAt(i) <= '9'))

Here's an example
/machine/account/bob | userID | "bob"
/machine/account/bob | loginName | "Bob"
/machine/account/bob | password |""
/machine/account/bob | firstName | "Bob"
/machine/account/bob | lastName | "Knoll"
/machine/account/bob | elementName | "1"
/machine/account/bob | capabilities | "Off"
/machine/account/bob | privilege | "SuperUser"

It don't use "/boot/reg800:loginName" and "/boot/reg800:loginPassword" are not used.
For 800 connections it uses "newuser" for loginName and "notused" for password and sets the registry too.

For reg connections it uses "newuser" for loginName and "notused" for password and sets the registry to "/sys/isp:loginName" "abcde" and "/sys/isp:loginPassword" "123456".

For batch connectiions is uses SuperUser's UserID for loginName and (new Date()).getTime(); for the password
"/sys/isp:loginName" and "/sys/isp:loginPassword" are set to "abcde" and "123456"

For local connections it usess an normalized password(a-zA-Z0-9 and 8 chars long) and normalized userID(a-zA-Z0-9 and no langth limit for this one)
"/sys/isp:loginName" and "/sys/isp:loginPassword" are set to "abcde" and "123456".

Hope you guys can help fill in the rest.
If anyone knows a liinux FS modul that can mount the harddrive we can diffantly get this orking with other ISPs.

08-25-2002 15:33:55

New MessageRE:eting up for other ISPs (A start) (modified 0 times) kNiTe_oWl
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Hi DrAltaica,

So where is this AOLTV developer site that you got these info from. I have been looking for something like this for the longest time. Still haven't found a filesystem driver yet, but I may start just going through the image of the HD to see if I can find something.


kNiTe-oWl
11-18-2002 00:32:32

New MessageRE:eting up for other ISPs (A start) (modified 0 times) DrAltaica
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I found that information out by going thrw the harddrive image. It's not from any webite
12-27-2002 20:21:30

New MessageRE:eting up for other ISPs (A start) (modified 0 times) NarShadda
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BTW, the developer's site is at:

http://developers.aoltv.com/


NarShadda
04-21-2003 23:00:03

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