aioupnp
is a python 3.6-8 library and command line tool to interact with UPnP gateways using asyncio. aioupnp
requires the netifaces
and defusedxml
modules.
Verify python is version 3.6-8
python --version
pip install aioupnp
git clone https://github.com/lbryio/aioupnp.git
cd aioupnp
pip install -e .
aioupnp [-h] [--debug_logging] [--interface=<interface>] [--gateway_address=<gateway_address>]
[--lan_address=<lan_address>] [--timeout=<timeout>]
[(--<case sensitive m-search header>=<value>)...]
command [--<arg name>=<arg>]...
help
get_external_ip
m_search
add_port_mapping
get_port_mapping_by_index
get_redirects
get_specific_port_mapping
delete_port_mapping
get_next_mapping
gather_debug_info
aioupnp help get_external_ip
aioupnp get_external_ip
aioupnp get_redirects
aioupnp add_port_mapping --external_port=1234 --internal_port=1234 --lan_address=<lan_addr> --description=test --protocol=TCP
aioupnp delete_port_mapping --external_port=1234 --protocol=TCP
UPnP uses a multicast protocol (SSDP) to locate the gateway. Gateway discovery is automatic by default, but you may provide specific headers for the search to use to override automatic discovery.
If m-search headers are provided as keyword arguments then all of the headers to be used must be provided, in the order they are to be used. For example:
aioupnp --HOST=239.255.255.250:1900 --MAN=\"ssdp:discover\" --MX=1 --ST=upnp:rootdevice m_search
By default, the network device will be automatically discovered. The interface may instead be specified with the --interface
, provided before the command to be run. The gateway used on the interface network may be specified with the --gateway_address
argument.
aioupnp --interface=wlp4s0 --gateway_address=192.168.1.6 m_search
from aioupnp.upnp import UPnP
async def main():
upnp = await UPnP.discover()
print(await upnp.get_external_ip())
print(await upnp.get_redirects())
print("adding a port mapping")
await upnp.add_port_mapping(1234, 'TCP', 1234, upnp.lan_address, 'test mapping')
print(await upnp.get_redirects())
print("deleting the port mapping")
await upnp.delete_port_mapping(1234, 'TCP')
print(await upnp.get_redirects())
asyncio.run(main())
If aioupnp
is failing with m-search timeouts this means the UPnP gateway (the router) isn't being found at all. To see if this error is expected try running m_search with debug logging, which will print out the packets sent and received:
aioupnp --debug_logging m_search
If you only see packets being sent or the replies are only from devices that aren't your router (smart devices, speakers, etc), then there are three options:
aioupnp
has a bug (very likely if you don't see your router manufacturer doing well in the supported devices table)If you see replies from the router but it still fails, then it's likely a bug in aioupnp.
If there are no replies and UPnP is certainly turned on, then a local firewall is the likely culprit.
If it still doesn't work, you can send a bug report using an included script. This script will try finding the UPnP gateway using aioupnp
as well as miniupnpc
and then try add and remove a port mapping using each library. The script does this while capturing the packets sent/received, which makes figuring out what went wrong possible. The script will create a file with this packet capture (aioupnp-bug-report.json
) and automatically send it.
Note: the bug report script currently does not work on MacOS
git clone https://github.com/lbryio/aioupnp.git
cd aioupnp
python3 -m pip install -e .
python3 -m pip install --user certifi aiohttp miniupnpc
sudo -E python3 generate_bug_report.py
This project is MIT licensed. For the full license, see LICENSE.
The primary contact for this project is @jackrobison