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uhppote-cli

CLI for the UHPPOTE UT0311-L0x TCP/IP Wiegand access control boards.

Supported operating systems:

  • Linux
  • MacOS
  • Windows
  • ARM7

Raison d'être

The manufacturer supplied application is Windows-only and provides limited support for integration with other systems.

Releases

Version Description
v0.6.3 Reworked get-cards to handle deleted records
v0.6.2 Fixed get-events for controllers without any retrievable events and improved configuration file handling
v0.6.1 Added ACL commands to simplify managing card permissions across multiple controllers
v0.6.0 Maintenance release to keep compatibility with updated uhppote-core
v0.5.1 Initial release following restructuring into standalone Go modules and git submodules

Installation

Executables for all the supported operating systems are packaged in the releases. The provided archives contain the executables for all the operating systems - operating system specific tarballs can be found in the uhppoted releases.

Installation is straightforward - download the archive and extract it to a directory of your choice and place the executable in a directory in your PATH.

uhppoted.conf

By default, uhppote-cli uses the communal uhppoted.conf configuration file shared by all the uhppoted project modules which is (or will eventually be) documented in uhppoted.

A valid configuration file is required only for system configurations where controllers are not findable on the local LAN (i.e. cannot receive and reply to UDP broadcasts) or for use with the ACL commands which require a valid uhppoted.conf to resolve the door ID to controller + door number. For device commands the configuration file will used if present otherwise the internal default configuration will be used.

An alternative configuration file can be specified with the --config command line option, e.g.:

uhppote-cli --config ./uhppote.mine get-device 4726234734

A sample uhppoted.conf file is included in the uhppoted distribution.

Building from source

Assuming you have Go and make installed:

git clone https://github.com/uhppoted/uhppote-cli.git
cd uhppote-cli
make build

If you prefer not to use make:

git clone https://github.com/uhppoted/uhppote-cli.git
cd uhppote-cli
mkdir bin
go build -o bin ./...

The above commands build the uhppote-cli executable to the bin directory.

Dependencies
Dependency Description
com.github/uhppoted/uhppote-core Device level API implementation
com.github/uhppoted/uhppoted-api common API for external applications
golang.org/x/lint/golint Additional lint check for release builds

uhppote-cli

Usage: uhppote-cli [options] <command> <parameters>

General_ commands:

  • help
  • version

Device commands:

  • get-devices
  • get-device
  • set-address
  • get-status
  • get-time
  • set-time
  • get-door-delay
  • set-door-delay
  • get-door-control
  • set-door-control
  • get-listener
  • set-listener
  • get-cards
  • get-card
  • put-card
  • delete-card
  • delete-all
  • get-events
  • get-swipe-index
  • set-event-index
  • open
  • listen

ACL commands:

  • grant
  • revoke
  • load-acl
  • get-acl
  • compare-acl

Common command options:

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the 
                communications with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:
  
   ./uhppote-cli --debug --config ./uhppoted.local get-time 4156216363
General
help

Displays the usage information and a list of available commands. Command specific help displays the detailed usage for that command.

uhppote-cli help

  Examples:

  uhppote-cli help
  uhppote-cli help set-time
version

Displays the current application version.

uhppote-cli version

  Example:

  uhppote-cli version
Device commands

The device commands provide low level access to the device functionality for a single UHPPOTE controller.

get-devices

Retrieves a list of the controllers accessible on the local LAN (i.e. can receive and respond to UDP broadcasts). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • IP address
  • subnet mask
  • gateway IP address
  • MAC address
  • firmware version
  • current date
uhppote-cli [options] get-devices

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-devices
  
  999        192.168.1.100   255.255.255.0   192.168.1.1     00:12:23:34:45:56 0892 2020-05-21
  303986753  192.168.1.100   255.255.255.0   192.168.1.1     52:fd:fc:07:21:82 0892 2020-05-21
  405419896  192.168.1.100   255.255.255.0   192.168.1.1     00:12:23:34:45:56 0892 2020-05-21
get-device

Retrieves the controller information for a single controller accessible on the local LAN (i.e. can receive and respond to UDP broadcasts) or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • IP address
  • subnet mask
  • gateway IP address
  • MAC address
  • firmware version
  • current date
uhppote-cli [options] get-devices

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli --debug --conf ./405419896.conf  get-device 405419896
  
  ... request
  ...          00000000  17 94 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          00000010  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          00000020  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          00000030  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          
  ... sent 64 bytes to 192.168.1.100:60000
  ... received 64 bytes from 192.168.1.100:60000
  ...          00000000  17 94 00 00 78 37 2a 18  c0 a8 01 64 ff ff ff 00  |....x7*....d....|
  ...          00000010  c0 a8 01 01 00 12 23 34  45 56 08 92 20 20 05 21  |......#4EV..  .!|
  ...          00000020  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          00000030  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00  |................|
  ...          

  405419896  192.168.1.100   255.255.255.0   192.168.1.1     00:12:23:34:45:56 0892 2020-05-21
set-address

Sets the controller IP address.

uhppote-cli [options] set-address <device> <address> [mask] [gateway]

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <address>     (required) IP address assigned to controller
  <mask>        (optional) Subnet mask. Defaults to 255.255.255.0 if not provided.
  <gateway>     (optional) Gateway IP address. Defaults to 0.0.0.0 if not provided.

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli set-address 405419896 192.168.1.49 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1
get-status

Retrieves the controller status for a single controller accessible on the local LAN (i.e. can receive and respond to UDP broadcasts) or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • last event: index
  • last event: type
  • last event: access granted
  • last event: door
  • last event: door opened
  • last event: user ID
  • last event: timestamp
  • last event: result code
  • door states [1..4]
  • door button states [1..4]
  • system state
  • system date-time
  • packet number (? TBC)
  • backup status (? TBC)
  • special message (? TBC)
  • battery status (? TBC)
  • fire alarm status (? TBC)
uhppote-cli [options] get-status <device>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the  controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-status 405419896
  
  405419896  69    2   true  1 true  3922570474 2019-08-10 10:28:32 44  false false false false false false false false 0 2020-05-21 09:42:21 0 0 0 0 0
get-time

Retrieves the current date/time for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • date (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • time (HH:mm:ss)
uhppote-cli [options] get-time <device>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-time 405419896
  
  405419896  2020-05-21 09:49:56
set-time

Sets the current date/time for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • date (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • time (HH:mm:ss)
uhppote-cli [options] set-time <device> [date/time]

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <date/time>   Date/time in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format or use 'now' to use the current time on the uhppote-cli host). Defaults to 'now'.

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Examples:

  uhppote-cli set-time 405419896 now
  uhppote-cli set-time 405419896 2020-05-21 10:55:32
  
  405419896  2020-05-21 10:55:32
get-door-delay

Retrieves the current door delay setting (open duration) for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • door [1..4]
  • delay (seconds)
uhppote-cli [options] get-door-delay <device> <door>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <door>        (required) Door number (1..4)

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-door-delay 405419896 3
  
  405419896  3 7
set-door-delay

Sets the door delay setting (open duration) for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • door [1..4]
  • delay (seconds)
uhppote-cli [options] get-door-delay <device> <door>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <door>        (required) Door number (1..4)
  <delay>       (required) Delay (in seconds)

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli set-door-delay 405419896 3 5
  
  405419896  3 5
get-door-control

Retrieves the current door control setting for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • door [1..4]
  • control code [1..3]
  • control state (normally open/normally closed/controlled)
uhppote-cli [options] get-door-control <device> <door>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <door>        (required) Door number (1..4)

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-door-control 405419896 3
  
  405419896  3 3 (controlled)
set-door-control

sets the current door control setting for a single controller accessible on either the local LAN or configured in the communal uhppoted.conf configuration (or custom configuration, if specified). The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • door [1..4]
  • control code [1..3]
  • control state (normally open/normally closed/controlled)
uhppote-cli [options] set-door-control <device> <door> <state>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number
  <door>        (required) Door number (1..4)
  <control>     (required) normally open/normally closed/controlled

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli set-door-control 405419896 3 "normally open"
  
  405419896  3 1 (normally open)
get-listener

Retrieves the current IP address + port assigned to receive event notifications from a controller. The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • listener (IP address:port)
uhppote-cli [options] get-listener <device>

  <device>      (required) Controller serial number

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli get-listener 405419896
  
  405419896  192.168.1.100:60001
set-listener

Sets the IP address + port to which to send controller event notifications. The command returns a fixed width columnar table with:

  • serial number
  • sucsess (true/false)
uhppote-cli [options] set-listener <device> <address:port>

  <device>       (required) Controller serial number
  <address:port> (required) Listener IP address and port

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli set-listener 405419896 192.168.1.100:60001
 
  405419896  true
get-cards
get-card
put-card
delete-card
delete-all
get-events
get-swipe-index
set-event-index
open
listen
ACL commands

The ACL (access control list) commands manage access permissions across the set of UHPPOTE controllers configured in the conf file. The following commands are supported:

  • grant
  • revoke
  • show
  • load-acl
  • get-acl
  • compare-acl
ACL file format

The only currently supported ACL file format is TSV (tab separated values) and is expected to be formatted as follows:

Card Number From  To  Workshop  Side Door Front Door  Garage  Upstairs  Downstairs  Tower Cellar
123465537 2020-01-01  2020-12-31  N N Y N Y N Y Y
231465538 2020-01-01  2020-12-31  Y N Y N N Y N N
635465539 2020-01-01  2020-12-31  N N N N Y N Y Y
Field Description
Card Number Access card number
From Date from which card is valid (valid from 00:00 on that date)
To Date until which card is valid (valid until 23:59 on that date)
<door> Door name matching controller configuration (case and space insensitive)
<door> ...
...

The ACL file must include a column for each controller + door configured in the devices section of the uhppoted.conf file used to configure the utility.

An example ACL file is included in the full uhppoted distribution, along with the matching conf file.

grant

Grants access permissions to a single card across the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers. The grant command extends the functionality of the device put-card command to set the access permissions across multiple controllers using door names rather than the device specific controller + door ID's. The granted permissions are added to the existing card access permissions.

NOTE: The date range during which a card has access is automatically widened to accommodate the earliest from date and latest to date across the controllers.

uhppote-cli [options] grant <card> <from> <to> [doors]

  <card>        Card number to be granted access
  <from>        Date from which the card is granted access, in yyyy-mm-dd format. Access is 
                granted from 00:00 on the 'from' date.
  <to>          Date until which the card is granted access, , in yyyy-mm-dd format. Access
                is granted until 23:59 on the 'to' date.

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli grant 918273645 2020-01-01 2020-12-31 Front Door, Workshop
revoke

Revokes access permissions for a single card across the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers. The revoke command extends the functionality of the device put-card command to revoke the access permissions across multiple controllers using door names rather than the device specific controller + door ID's. The revoked permissions are removed from the existing card access permissions.

  uhppote-cli [options] revoke <card> [doors]

  <card>        Card number to be granted access

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications 
                with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli revoke 918273645 Garage
show

Retrieves and displays the access permissions for a single card across the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers.

   uhppote-cli [options] show <card>

  <card>        Card number for which access permissions should be retrieved

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications 
                with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli show 918273645
load-acl

Loads the access permissions from an ACL file to the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers. A sample ACL file is included in the full uhppoted distribution.

   uhppote-cli [options] load-acl <ACL file>

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications 
                with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli --debug --conf warehouse.conf load-acl warehouse.acl
store-acl

Fetches the cards stored in the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers, and creates a matching ACL file from the UHPPOTED controller configuration and write it to a TSV file.

  uhppote-cli [options] get-acl <file>

  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications 
                with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli --debug --conf warehouse.conf get-acl 2020-05-18.acl
compare-acl

Compares the cards stored on the set of configured UHPPOTE controllers with an authoritative ACL file and generates an exception report.

   uhppote-cli [options] compare-acl <file> <report>

   <report>     Optional output file for the exception report. The report is printed
                to the console if a report file is not supplied.
  
  Options: 

  --config      Sets the uhppoted.conf file to use for controller configurations
  --debug       Displays verbose debugging information, in particular the communications 
                with the UHPPOTE controllers

  Example:

  uhppote-cli --debug --conf warehouse.conf compare-acl warehouse.acl 2020-05-18.rpt

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