Additional HTTP API provided by "remote-control" plugin
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Dune "remote-control" plugins extends the basic Dune IP Control HTTP API with some
additional possibilities, which are used by iOS/Android mobile apps.

This additional HTTP API was not originally intended for public use,
and there is no detailed documentation on it. This document provides some overview
of this additional API.

Brief description of "remote-control" plugin:
http://dune-hd.com/firmware/mobile_apps/

The "remote-control" plugin can be preinstalled in the firmware, installed from Dune Store,
or installed manually via the following plugin file:
http://dune-hd.com/firmware/mobile_apps/dune_plugin_remote_control.2013_07_11.zip

HTTP API provided by this plugin is based on following Dune Plugins API feature:
http://files.dune-hd.com/sdk/doc/html/plugins.html#http_server_extension

This HTTP API can be accessed in the following way:
http://Dune-IP/cgi-bin/plugins/do?cmd=...[&param1=...&param2=...]

Examples:
http://Dune-IP/cgi-bin/plugins/remote-control/do?cmd=favorites
http://Dune-IP/cgi-bin/plugins/remote-control/do?cmd=sources
http://Dune-IP/cgi-bin/plugins/remote-control/do?cmd=ls&folder_url=MY_USB_DRIVE/Movies/FullHD

List of supported commands:
- favorites
- sources
- ls
- network_folder
- network_browser
- smb
- pls
- rc_extension

List of supported additional parameters:
- ctr
- debug_level
- directory
- folder_url
- get
- head
- media_action
- media_url
- menu
- name
- password
- protocol
- server
- tail
- type
- url
- user

There is no detailed documentation on these commands and parameters. The details can be
found by looking at the PHP code which implements this API inside the plugin.

See the file "src/www/cgi-bin/do.php" inside the plugin ZIP archive, starting with
the line "switch (strtolower ($CMD))".

This PHP file is also directly available here for convenience:
http://dune-hd.com/firmware/ip_control/do.php.txt

NOTE: Not all commands may be fully implemented and some commands may not
work properly in some cases. Use it at your own risk after testing
particular use cases on your own.