NAME
Net::Fritz::Box - main configuration and entry point for Net::Fritz distribution
VERSION
version v0.0.9
SYNOPSIS
my $fritz = Net::Fritz::Box->new();
$fritz->dump();
my $fritz_nossl = Net::Fritz::Box->new(
upnp_url => 'http://fritz.box:49000'
);
my $fritz_auth = Net::Fritz::Box->new(
username => 'admin',
password => 's3cr3t'
);DESCRIPTION
This class the global configuration state and provides discovery of Net::Fritz::Devices.
ATTRIBUTES (read-only, defaults can be changed)
upnp_url
Default value: https://fritz.box:49443
Base URL for all operations. This must point to your device. The default value expects a standard Fritz!Box installation with working local DNS.
If you can't do DNS lookups for your router, use an IP address instead.
If you have a Fritz!Box and don't know its IP, you can try 192.168.179.1 or 169.254.1.1, these adresses seem to be hardcoded for "emergency use" after a misconfiguration.
An address starting with https:// enables secure communication over SSL. To disable SSL, use an address starting with http://. The port will be different; the Fritz!Box default for unsecured access is http://fritz.box:49000
trdesc_path
Default value: /tr64desc.xml
The path below "upnp_url" from where the TR064 service description is fetched. There should be no need to change the default.
username
Default value: none
Sets the username to use for authentication against a device.
password
Default value: none
Sets the password to use for authentication against a device.
configfile
Default value: none
Sets a configuration file to read the configuration from.
For a description of the file format as well as default configfile locations that are automatically searched, see Net::Fritz::ConfigFile.
If an attribute is both defined by the configuration file and given as a parameter to "new", the parameter overwrites the value from the configuration file.
This attribute is available since v0.0.8.
error
See "error" in Net::Fritz::IsNoError.
METHODS
new
Creates a new Net::Fritz::Box object. This is propably the first thing to do when using Net::Fritz. Expects parameters in key => value form with the following keys to overwrite the default values:
discover
Tries to discover the TR064 device at the current "upnp_url". Returns a Net::Fritz::Device on success. Accepts no parameters.
call(service_name action_name [argument_hash])
Directly calls the Net::Fritz::Action named action_name of the Net::Fritz::Service matching the regular expression service_name.
This is a convenience method that internally calls "discover" followed by Net::Fritz::Device::call - see those methods for further details.
The intermediate Net::Fritz::Device is cached, so that further calls can skip that initial SOAP request.
This method is available since v0.0.8.
dump(indent)
Returns some preformatted multiline information about the object. Useful for debugging purposes, printing or logging. The optional parameter indent is used for indentation of the output by prepending it to every line.
errorcheck
See "errorcheck" in Net::Fritz::IsNoError.
SEE ALSO
See Net::Fritz for general information about this package, especially "INTERFACE" in Net::Fritz for links to the other classes.
AUTHOR
Christian Garbs <mitch@cgarbs.de>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2017 Christian Garbs
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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