d-h.st (Dev-Host) command line tool

GermainZ · Jun 13, 2013

dev-host-cl
dev-host-cl is a python script that allows you to upload and manage files to http://d-h.st (Dev-Host) from a shell. It can be used anonymously or with your account's credentials.

Visit the Github repo for the full README and installation instructions.

Thanks for reporting any bugs you might find. Suggestions are welcome.

fabi280 · Jun 22, 2013

I've got serious problems using this tool, doesn't matter if I use python2 or python3
It starts uploading at first, but when it reaches 100% this message comes:

Code:

[I]fabi280@fabiserv ~/dev-host-cl $ [/I]./devhost.py upload -u fabi280 -p password -pb 1 -f mako_pa_nightly ../paranoidandroid/out/target/product/mako/pa_mako-3.60-22JUN2013-000503.zip
Logging in...
Starting...

Method: upload9%
File_info:

Response: Error
Message: File code specified doesn't exist or your don't have permission to update it.
Filename: pa_mako-3.60-22JUN2013-000503.zip

GermainZ · Jun 22, 2013

fabi280 said:
I've got serious problems using this tool, doesn't matter if I use python2 or python3
It starts uploading at first, but when it reaches 100% this message comes:

Code:

[I]fabi280@fabiserv ~/dev-host-cl $ [/I]./devhost.py upload -u fabi280 -p password -pb 1 -f mako_pa_nightly ../paranoidandroid/out/target/product/mako/pa_mako-3.60-22JUN2013-000503.zip Logging in... Starting... Method: upload9% File_info: Response: Error Message: File code specified doesn't exist or your don't have permission to update it. Filename: pa_mako-3.60-22JUN2013-000503.zip

You specified a wrong folder ID (that's the exact server's response BTW).
To check the folder's ID, go to that folder and check the URL. For example:

Code:

http://d-h.st/myfiles?fld_id=[u]18780[/u]#files

fabi280 · Jun 22, 2013

GermainZ said:
You specified a wrong folder ID (that's the exact server's response BTW).
To check the folder's ID, go to that folder and check the URL. For example:

Code:

http://d-h.st/myfiles?fld_id=[u]18780[/u]#files

Thanks but this doesn't really work either:

Code:

[COLOR="green"]fabi280@fabiserv[/COLOR] [COLOR="blue"]~ $[/COLOR] devhost upload -u fabi280 -p password -pb 1 -f 19084 paranoidandroid/changelog.txt
Logging in...
Starting...

Method: upload
File_info:

Response: Error
Message: File code specified doesn't exist or your don't have permission to update it.
Filename: changelog.txt

But as you can see on my public link - the folder ID is correct: http://d-h.st/users/fabi280/?fld_id=19084#files (its even the same on myfiles: http://d-h.st/myfiles?fld_id=19084#files)

EDIT: Even anonymous uploading doesn't work for me:

Code:

[COLOR="green"]fabi280@fabiserv[/COLOR] [COLOR="blue"]~ $[/COLOR] devhost upload /home/fabi280/paranoidandroid/changelog.txt 
Starting...

Method: upload
File_info:

Response: Error
Message: File code specified doesn't exist or your don't have permission to update it.
Filename: changelog.txt

GermainZ · Jun 22, 2013

fabi280 said:
Thanks but this doesn't really work either:
But as you can see on my public link - the folder ID is correct: http://d-h.st/users/fabi280/?fld_id=19084#files (its even the same on myfiles: http://d-h.st/myfiles?fld_id=19084#files)

EDIT: Even anonymous uploading doesn't work for me:

Can you try the latest python3 version, please? If it works, I'll update the py2 version ASAP.

fabi280 · Jun 22, 2013

GermainZ said:
Can you try the latest python3 version, please? If it works, I'll update the py2 version ASAP.

This one works:

Code:

[COLOR="green"]fabi280@fabiserv[/COLOR] [COLOR="blue"]~ $[/COLOR] python3 dev-host-cl/devhost.py upload -u fabi280 -p password -pb 1 -f 19084 paranoidandroid/changelog.txt
Logging in...
Starting...

Method: upload
File_info:

Response: Success
File_code: Kva
Delete_id: n3XXh0h881
Folder_id: 19084
Server: fs1
Filename: changelog.txt
Description: None
Size: 161
Downloads: None
Virus_status: None
Created: 2013-06-22 13:36:50
Md5sum: 1dd4b3f04dc72f2d287f38da5bb97f19
Public: 1
Download_url: http://d-h.st/Kva
Direct_download_url: http://fs1.d-h.st/download/00XX2/Kva/changelog.txt

GermainZ · Jun 22, 2013

fabi280 said:
This one works:

Thanks, updated py2 version.

varun.chitre15 · Jun 22, 2013

Not much into python scripting but I have below error when I do devhost upload myfile

Code:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./devhost.py", line 24, in 
    from requests import session
ImportError: No module named requests

varun.chitre15 · Jun 22, 2013

Oops Looks like I am missing python-requests package

GermainZ · Jun 22, 2013

varun.chitre15 said:
Oops Looks like I am missing python-requests package

I did specify it in the README, but I'll add an error message notifying the user to install it anyway. ^_^

zipsnet · Aug 9, 2013

Hello GermainZ,

Incredible script, thank you very much, quick question, I'm trying the create a folder to then upload a file into that folder on the fly ,any better way to do the following?

---- SNIP ------
#!/bin/bash

date=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`

uploadto=`devhost -u username -p password folder-create $date -f 22655|grep Id:|cut -d: -f2`
devhost -u username -p password upload -f $uploadto /tmp/Changelog.txt

---- END SNIP ------------------------

Thank You.

GermainZ · Aug 11, 2013

zipsnet said:
Hello GermainZ,

Incredible script, thank you very much, quick question, I'm trying the create a folder to then upload a file into that folder on the fly ,any better way to do the following?

---- SNIP ------
#!/bin/bash

date=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`

uploadto=`devhost -u username -p password folder-create $date -f 22655|grep Id:|cut -d: -f2`
devhost -u username -p password upload -f $uploadto /tmp/Changelog.txt

---- END SNIP ------------------------

Thank You.

Looks good, although you always want to quote your variables when using them. Also, using $() instead of `` is clearer.

Code:

#!/bin/bash

date=$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M)

uploadto="$(devhost -u username  -p password  folder-create "$date" -f 22655 | grep Id: | cut -d: -f2)"
devhost -u username -p password  upload  -f  "$uploadto" /tmp/Changelog.txt

zipsnet · Aug 12, 2013

GermainZ said:
Looks good, although you always want to quote your variables when using them. Also, using $() instead of `` is clearer.

Code:

#!/bin/bash date=$(date +%Y%m%d-%H%M) uploadto="$(devhost -u username -p password folder-create "$date" -f 22655 | grep Id: | cut -d: -f2)" devhost -u username -p password upload -f "$uploadto" /tmp/Changelog.txt

Thank You

CNexus · Sep 9, 2013

Wow. Excellent script you got here.

Just used the Python 2 version and it worked flawlessly. Love the "direct download link" output too, makes it easy to pipe into another command and compile a list of download links

ziddey · Sep 9, 2013

Thank you for this! Now to figure out how to write a bash script to post the download link to a thread here

GermainZ · Sep 9, 2013

CNexus said:
Wow. Excellent script you got here.

Just used the Python 2 version and it worked flawlessly. Love the "direct download link" output too, makes it easy to pipe into another command and compile a list of download links

Dev-Host is returning that, the script is only outputting the info nicely.

ziddey said:
Thank you for this! Now to figure out how to write a bash script to post the download link to a thread here

I'd try Googling "curl post vbulletin", someone probably tried something similar.

nolinuxnoparty · Sep 14, 2013

@GermainZ: Can you put something like folder-enter [folder name]. and multiple actions?

I.E: devhost -u user -p userpass folder-create rom; folder-enter rom; upload rom.zip? Something like that? (PS: Just giving suggestions

)

GermainZ · Sep 14, 2013

nolinuxnoparty said:
@GermainZ: Can you put something like folder-enter [folder name]. and multiple actions?

I.E: devhost -u user -p userpass folder-create rom; folder-enter rom; upload rom.zip? Something like that? (PS: Just giving suggestions )

I suppose I could offer some switch to save the token and/or reuse an existing token. So basically, you could do this instead of logging in each time:

Code:

devhost -u user -p userpass --save-token folder-create rom //since the ID is returned here, you can get it yourself to use it next, either manually or with a simple shell script
devhost --use-token upload -f <ID>

I don't think it's possible to support multiple commands without writing my own parser from scratch, but I'll take a quick look. Don't hold your breath, tho.

DooMLoRD · Sep 19, 2013

@GermainZ

great work with this script!

I had a request, is it possible to modify the script to take backup of my entire account? i am planning to migrate to different server so want to backup all files from my dev-host account

GermainZ · Sep 19, 2013

DooMLoRD said:
@GermainZ

great work with this script!

I had a request, is it possible to modify the script to take backup of my entire account? i am planning to migrate to different server so want to backup all files from my dev-host account

You can write a script that uses this one as a library to do that. A simple example to print a tree of your files/folders (python3):

Code:

http://ix.io/89W

Place it in the same directory devhost.py is in (or copy devhost.py to a new directory and place this with it). Replace "username" and "password" (line 5) by your username/password, and run it.

If it works fine for you, I can modify it to download the files/create folders as well.

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