See LICENSE
python setup.py install [--user]
python [-B] -m acp
usage: __main__.py [-h] [-t address] [-p password] [--listprop]
[--helpprop property] [--getprop property]
[--setprop property value] [--dumpprop] [--acpprop]
[--dump-syslog] [--reboot] [--factory-reset]
[--flash-primary firmware_path] [--do-feat-command]
[--decrypt inpath outpath] [--extract inpath outpath]
[--srp-test]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
AirPort client parameters:
-t address, --target address
IP address or hostname of the target router
-p password, --password password
router admin password
AirPort client commands:
--listprop list supported properties
--helpprop property print the description of the specified property
--getprop property get the value of the specified property
--setprop property value
set the value of the specified property
--dumpprop dump values of all supported properties
--acpprop get acp acpprop list
--dump-syslog dump the router system log
--reboot reboot device
--factory-reset RESET EVERYTHING and reboot; you have been warned!
--flash-primary firmware_path
flash primary partition firmware
--do-feat-command send 0x1b (feat) command
Basebinary commands:
--decrypt inpath outpath
decrypt the basebinary
--extract inpath outpath
extract the gzimg contents
Test arguments:
--srp-test SRP (requires OS X)IMPORTANT
This still uses the old ACP protocol implementation, which puts the admin password of the device over the wire in a trivially recoverable format. This was fixed by in the new protocol which uses SRP authentication and better encryption of requests to/from the device. Until this is implemented this tool is entirely unsafe to use, especially for remote administration (which you should have disabled anyway...).
This project grew organically out of my understanding of various pieces of the ACP protocol. I've restructured the code a few times as it has improved, but there are still many gaps in the implementation, and a lot of code smell. Between sitting on this indefinitely making incremental improvements (and probably never releasing a "finished" product) and releasing it in a rougher state for others to explore, the latter made far more sense.
Return value of 0xfffffff6 when using --getprop means the property is not avaliable/readable