Eyefi servers is down and anybody know how to obtain upload key?
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Maxim Piskunov
Jan 16, 2017, 11:41:13 AM1/16/17
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Just bad guys turn off our service and i am trying to find way of of this.
Currently I change DNS for record api.eye.fi and theoretically we can reproduce server functional for cards of old members.
Anybody know how it may be done?
Pete Lancashire
Jan 16, 2017, 6:14:38 PM1/16/17
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I've lost my eyefi card about 5 years ago and was just about ready to look for it. There was when I got it a way to have your own server running Linux. Don't know if it worked out or not.
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HM Pho
Feb 27, 2017, 9:42:32 PM2/27/17
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The upload key can be retrieved using the eyefi-config tool by Dave Hansen or looking in the XML config file from the X2 Utility.
Maxim A Piskunov
Feb 28, 2017, 2:12:37 AM2/28/17
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Anybody have virtual machine with tool from Dave Hansen?
I tried twice with debian but tool does not detect card...
On 28 February 2017 at 05:42, HM Pho <hmp...@gmail.com> wrote:
The upload key can be retrieved using the eyefi-config tool by Dave Hansen or looking in the XML config file from the X2 Utility.
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Dave Hansen
Feb 28, 2017, 2:24:26 AM2/28/17
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On 02/27/2017 11:12 PM, Maxim A Piskunov wrote:
> Anybody have virtual machine with tool from Dave Hansen?
> I tried twice with debian but tool does not detect card...
One of the things the tool has to do which is "hard" is to make repeated
> Anybody have virtual machine with tool from Dave Hansen?
> I tried twice with debian but tool does not detect card...
actual reads to the *real* disk, without the operating system's caching
getting in the way.
A VM adds another level of caching and is likely to break things. Run
it on bare metal to have any chance :)
Sau chi Yong
Sep 30, 2017, 11:06:10 AM9/30/17
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Hi Dave,
I am not able to get Eyefi-config -k unique code to work on my Linux EyefiServer2. Did anybody successfully used the unique code on Eyefi-config -k? What is the code used for? Is there any way to generate the uploadkey? I found the uploadkey to MAC address is not one to one, so it is hard the find the unique code for a card... I am sure a lot of people needed help on this.
Sau Chi Yong
Maxim A Piskunov
Sep 30, 2017, 12:22:48 PM9/30/17
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Hello, Sau!
I have 3 cards and have no keys from them too. For me it's just flash card, solution not found.
I will never use cards with cloud service anymore!
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 1, 2017, 6:44:32 AM10/1/17
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Hi, Maxim,
:-( I have over six hundreds of these cards... I have a big project using these cards, got enough to make sure they are not out of production... Bad move!
Should have register them before...
Sau Chi
On Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 12:22:48 AM UTC+8, Maxim Piskunov wrote:
Hello, Sau!I have 3 cards and have no keys from them too. For me it's just flash card, solution not found.I will never use cards with cloud service anymore!
On 30 September 2017 at 18:06, Sau chi Yong <sau...@gmail.com> wrote:Hi Dave,I am not able to get Eyefi-config -k unique code to work on my Linux EyefiServer2. Did anybody successfully used the unique code on Eyefi-config -k? What is the code used for? Is there any way to generate the uploadkey? I found the uploadkey to MAC address is not one to one, so it is hard the find the unique code for a card... I am sure a lot of people needed help on this.Sau Chi Yong
On Tuesday, February 28, 2017 at 3:24:26 PM UTC+8, Dave Hansen wrote:On 02/27/2017 11:12 PM, Maxim A Piskunov wrote:
> Anybody have virtual machine with tool from Dave Hansen?
> I tried twice with debian but tool does not detect card...
One of the things the tool has to do which is "hard" is to make repeated
actual reads to the *real* disk, without the operating system's caching
getting in the way.
A VM adds another level of caching and is likely to break things. Run
it on bare metal to have any chance :)
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Maxim A Piskunov
Oct 1, 2017, 6:55:16 AM10/1/17
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Hello, Sau!
I believe that with Your quantity is possible to try communicate with vendor for looking solution.
I believe that with Your quantity is possible to try communicate with vendor for looking solution.
And i sure that is possible to convince vendor to pass powered-off service to community for keeping service online.
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 1, 2017, 11:37:57 PM10/1/17
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Hi， Maxim，
I brought these second hand in ebay from different sources, I can try, but I am afraid they would not listen.
Maxim A Piskunov
Oct 2, 2017, 1:30:07 AM10/2/17
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Does not matter how you obtain it. It not 1-2-3 pcs, you pay to vendor (via second hand) for 600pcs and as any customer can ask vendor. It will be fair to response to you.
Just try. And if will need help - ask us. Each man here can try to do something from self point of view.
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Dave Hansen
Oct 2, 2017, 1:40:07 AM10/2/17
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anything using the host's block layer is probably not going to work.
Maxim A Piskunov
Oct 2, 2017, 2:24:10 AM10/2/17
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Hello, Dave!
I can power on clear bare metal and try again. Which OS You recommend use for best compatibility with tool? On which OS You run it?
Also i can provide access via SSH if something goes wrong again, can You support if will needed?
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 2, 2017, 8:56:56 AM10/2/17
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Did you personally tried the unique key from Dave? It doesn't work after I tried it, has anybody been successful using the unique key on a linux eyefi server with eyefi-config -k ?
Sau chi Yong
Oct 2, 2017, 11:25:56 AM10/2/17
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Hi， Maxim,
I looked up their number, called both the land line and fax line, both lines are no longer in service... They have changed their phone just to avoid complains...I think they are a disgrace to American business...
I am in Shanghai at the moment...
Sau Chi
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Dave Hansen
Oct 2, 2017, 11:38:26 AM10/2/17
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On 10/02/2017 05:56 AM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
> Did you personally tried the unique key from Dave? It doesn't work
> after I tried it, has anybody been successful using the unique key on a
> linux eyefi server with eyefi-config -k ?
eyefi-config -k does not return the upload key. You *need* the upload
> Did you personally tried the unique key from Dave? It doesn't work
> after I tried it, has anybody been successful using the unique key on a
> linux eyefi server with eyefi-config -k ?
key to get the third-party software to work.
Dave Hansen
Oct 2, 2017, 11:38:54 AM10/2/17
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On 10/01/2017 11:23 PM, Maxim A Piskunov wrote:
> I can power on clear bare metal and try again. Which OS You recommend
> use for best compatibility with tool? On which OS You run it?
> Also i can provide access via SSH if something goes wrong again, can You
> support if will needed?
It runs on lots of versions of Linux. And, yeah, if you want to give me
> I can power on clear bare metal and try again. Which OS You recommend
> use for best compatibility with tool? On which OS You run it?
> Also i can provide access via SSH if something goes wrong again, can You
> support if will needed?
ssh access to something, I'm happy to log in and take a look to see if I
can help.
Maxim A Piskunov
Oct 2, 2017, 4:07:54 PM10/2/17
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Hello, Dave!
Does it's mean that with eyefi-config it's not possible to obtain key?
If not possible, may be modification (hacking) firmware of card is possible? Bruteforce? Programming with external programmer? (I2C, etc)
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Dave Hansen
Oct 2, 2017, 7:00:36 PM10/2/17
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On 10/02/2017 01:07 PM, Maxim A Piskunov wrote:
>
> Does it's mean that with eyefi-config it's not possible to obtain key?
Correct.
>
> Does it's mean that with eyefi-config it's not possible to obtain key?
> If not possible, may be modification (hacking) firmware of card is
> possible? Bruteforce? Programming with external programmer? (I2C, etc)
possible to *get* it, but I have no idea how.
Makeshwar K
Oct 2, 2017, 9:35:18 PM10/2/17
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Hi Dave,
Does eyefi-configure access the firmware directly or does it read the files RSPM/RSPC/REQM/REQC stored on the filesystem? Would it be possible to do a pattern match of a known Upload key to determine the coordinates either in the firmware or those files? If we can figure out a way, it should help thousands of cards that don't have an upload key.
Thanks,
--Makesh
Sau chi Yong
Oct 2, 2017, 10:59:50 PM10/2/17
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I have been doing some research on getting the Uploadkey, here is what I founded so far:
https://www.os3.nl/_media/2013-2014/courses/ot/connor_stavros.pdf that able to crack the activation key of the mobi card. Mobi card which is a later product of eye-fi than the X2 line, so I think the X2 uploadkey should be along the same line and less complicated. The formula which come from the MAC address alone may be with salt, and likely use only last 6 characters of the MAC address only.
https://www.onlinehashcrack.com/hash-identification.php there are many possible hash type, but I think it is just likely MD5 plus salt.
Following is a list of correct uploadkey list along with MAC address:
| 00-18-56-26-fb-9a | f7714f1c6375e329c49704cc2b228610 |
| 00-18-56-27-04-91 | 3599db80740e842be3e51b1a68c50800 |
| 00-18-56-60-35-32 | c6172ad74fd9f3d089114190e7415bf6 |
| 00-18-56-23-89-08 | 24976afddd2bd6c9ba84024e122313f1 |
| 00-18-56-65-48-89 | b884d91ed551e9debcaa30cbbed454cf |
| 00-18-56-41-cd-45 | 7d0c4807cdfb93759b38e468fb6f7796 |
| 00-18-56-2b-90-f9 | 7c207b004d7776b266d7896a42323a81 |
| 00-18-56-65-44-28 | d721236649997f7d326c3b00fb3c6f2f |
| 00-18-56-65-44-3b | 48c8cb73afdf13ada7f636ac618ed1c6 |
| 00-18-56-66-a8-71 | 7989ad884bfd0456f65b5c56655e56a2 |
| 00-18-56-66-a8-ac | ba01f5c3a49c5309c7655d3bf8b9dc22 |
| 00-18-56-66-ac-ca | 8ee95d7e6f703fd1bc850e057f471973 |
| 00-18-56-66-ac-ac | 816c40bdb86a88a79c72a88cc95ed251 |
| 00-18-56-66-a0-f9 | 1cfa78d59161a0ef2068a33cf29a83a9 |
| 00-18-56-65-48-c8 | f26d16bb221bfb2953cdfc65cc0491a3 |
| 00-18-56-66-a1-ee | 4e1803543ac47884ebb1437a966f89e2 |
| 00-18-56-66-a2-22 | 386b8a3c6a37828df4b6fccbe8ace943 |
| 00-18-56-66-a8-b2 | 0eae0b55245f2698f28ac496c3c3dbaa |
| 00-18-56-66-ac-9e | f36a098fe506be172fb6b067ef00352d |
| 00-18-56-65-51-e7 | 29c555c9c4b413ea539f51f3a82f263e |
| 00-18-56-48-9a-cd | c448958ec576198fdb478febca71c53e |
| 00-18-56-65-48-ef | b07cfd70d1890749ff877e44644e5971 |
| 00-18-56-26-fe-24 | 9f73c96e263b14a608802317004c6b98 |
| 00-18-56-49-90-6a | 364624a58431a5bd65fec56e10003559 |
| 00-18-56-60-86-e0 | b831e3985a08d4ae1b17548e35036843 |
| 00-18-56-64-be-d1 | 9d5de14ff7d31ecc62b17e0adc3d58fa |
| 00-18-56-64-b7-ac | 9fa650cff40dfde43fbf5cac83d8cd8b |
| 00-18-56-66-ab-01 | b7f6f3d1280a0e9fe4ecb839a1c5d452 |
| 00-18-56-64-b8-43 | 69e5395dc84e529f50dbb61fbea19868 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-c1 | f78b834bf125bd1011eea973737655d6 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-b2 | 636a94f10b111f3ecb2d86e483d3d188 |
| 00-18-56-67-88-f1 | cffa4cf562dffae5bff6033bb431b2f7 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-8b | 325878ed10fba08597b303913d0ad452 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-95 | 212a84620afa9468c0ad738256c70087 |
| 00-18-56-67-8b-94 | a43af4eadb8dd895ec9218459edb2ced |
| 00-18-56-67-89-2e | e58890a80900371d1b354492885ddefb |
| 00-18-56-67-89-70 | b21c36f15331ec798fc91be09df99fe7 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-b8 | fbf58645bf029b265732df898b7fa5a6 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-bd | 069a55499764fdae6ff0594938e8e67b |
| 00-18-56-67-89-3f | 5923768b6296380369737e26e41f8a56 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-b5 | c8e06cca653a899c58b936c5b67c4f6a |
| 00-18-56-67-89-52 | aac3ab4f10bbb2532e01f58cabce2099 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-20 | 62c6f2d4366fca2b0bbec0d89f2609c1 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-5b | 78480c27f40b440b261e6539b9722ac0 |
| 00-18-56-67-8c-18 | 393f524169417b63f3d2bd78a4ffe1a8 |
| 00-18-56-27-04-69 | 5310953393797ce8c51939cd73916ebb |
| 00-18-56-2b-90-f9 | 7c207b004d7776b266d7896a42323a81 |
| 00-18-56-2a-8e-c9 | 8413138729754199101c695391a22129 |
| 00-18-56-41-5f-1d | 2d1c710c6c7b7dfd4d4ed151d9b25d60 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-33 | d4258a40554dbd14c206e581ed18af5c |
| 00-18-56-66-aa-90 | ce5feb6b1721d1d561daa470fcf516cd |
00-18-56-26-97-49 | 0a7f3af18d21a39c9a40d1afc9685172 |
| 00-18-56-2b-fa-41 | 374583671b464330650ca006882b6320 |
| 00-18-56-67-89-95 | 212a84620afa9468c0ad738256c70087 |
| 00-18-56-2c-14-29 | 7c0ca21f1e0cf05a21185deecbd8a1ba |
May be somebody has a better idea on how to crack the key
Sau chi Yong
Oct 2, 2017, 11:18:23 PM10/2/17
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MD5 - MD5 is the most widely known hashing function. It produces a 16-byte hash value, usually expressed as a 32 digit headecimal number. Recently a few vulnerabilities have been discovered in MD5, and rainbow tables have been published which allow people to reverse MD5 hashes made without good salts.
This may be the reason why Eye-fi said X2 Card are not secure...
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 3, 2017, 3:25:37 AM10/3/17
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Thanks for the advice, Jeff worked on the Cypto part of the eyefi-config? I guess it must has been sensative back then when Eye-fi's cloud still in operation. The problem was more a political one more than technical one?
I am stucked with 600+ cards, and my business depend on it... There is already much time and money invested besides the money spent on the cards... And I am sure there are many other pepole who livlyhood is depend on this. There still thousands of cards out there that people invested time and money work on a solution based on X2 cards...
Sau Chi
Maxim A Piskunov
Oct 3, 2017, 5:46:40 AM10/3/17
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Hello, Sau, Dave!
Sau: Can You try find local engineer who can try to fetch firmware from flash and crack it?
And second - we can upload cracked firmware to our cards where key will be well-known or just zeroed.
Dave: If i clear understand, we can update firmware without key, right? If yes, we can try to put "custom" firmware and working with card as with native microprocessor like ARM/Atmega/etc, right?
But we need chance to hardware debugging first (reverse engineering) and when working custom firmware will be ready - update firmwares via tool.
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 3, 2017, 12:38:36 PM10/3/17
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My guess would be that uploadkey is created based on the MAC address dynamicly, if we can change it to just a static number, security would suffer, no? I think the firmware itself should also likely be encrypted and based on hardware as well.
I think cracking it with MD5 with salt would likely be easier. I notice there r two messages been deleted. Pls send mail to me regarding cracking the uploadkey if you reply got deleted.
Dave Hansen
Oct 3, 2017, 6:29:27 PM10/3/17
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On 10/03/2017 02:46 AM, Maxim A Piskunov wrote:
> *Dave*: If i clear understand, we can update firmware without key,
> *Dave*: If i clear understand, we can update firmware without key,
> right? If yes, we can try to put "custom" firmware and working with card
> as with native microprocessor like ARM/Atmega/etc, right?
The firmware is signed somehow. You can't just hand it a new image.
> as with native microprocessor like ARM/Atmega/etc, right?
Sau chi Yong
Oct 3, 2017, 9:24:56 PM10/3/17
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Hi,
I saw somebody posted Hashes for help, some can reply with the content... MD5 can de decrpted somehow, if we can get somebody to decrypt it and see the content plus salt, we can generate the Uploadkey.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 3, 2017, 9:39:04 PM10/3/17
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Best to have a cryptography expert to join our group for discussion :). Our knowledge in that area r quite limited... Can Jeff join us to finish what he left off on the eyefi-config -k function?
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 4, 2017, 4:50:54 AM10/4/17
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The two major changes are the certification calculation and the transfer mode.
It turns out that a different forumula is used to authenticate the client to the server. It's md5(mac addr, upload key, snonce) rather than the md5(mac address, cnonce, upload key) used in the other direction. Seems strange to me; Not sure this isn't a bug in the Eye-Fi code.
The other one is reflecting back the transfermode and transfermodetimestamp used in the session setup. Without this, the Eye-Fi refused to transfer more than one picture in a session.
Some minor changes include the server doing a fork for each client connect, and an unsuccessful attempt to verify that file checksum. The eye-fi card passes an MD5 sum along with the file on each upload, but it isn't a straight md5 of the tar file, nor of the embedded JPG file. I had a very quick poke, but the calculation wasn't immediately obvious to me so I wrote it off as a 'nice to have'.
Changed file can be found here. The upload key that's required in the file is stored in Settings.xml if you've used the windows app manager to configure the card. (Which I did: I failed to get it to do anything useful when run under wine).
So now I have it all working on my linux fileserver; When the camera comes into range and it's turned on, photos are automagically dropped into a spool directory, and a little daemon renames them into timestamped directories. So now I'm happy. Yay. :)
Ps: I would really have liked to get working the eyefi-config tools that Dave Hansen wrote but I simply couldn't get them to do anything beyond detect that there was a card in the USB adaptor. It appears that the protocol between the manager and the card has changed enough that the tools no longer work.
I had a quick bash trying to get the manager to run under wine so I could spy on the protocol, but after more than an hour of fighting wine the end wasn't in sight, so I moved onto other things.
It turns out that a different forumula is used to authenticate the client to the server. It's md5(mac addr, upload key, snonce) rather than the md5(mac address, cnonce, upload key) used in the other direction. Seems strange to me; Not sure this isn't a bug in the Eye-Fi code.
The other one is reflecting back the transfermode and transfermodetimestamp used in the session setup. Without this, the Eye-Fi refused to transfer more than one picture in a session.
Some minor changes include the server doing a fork for each client connect, and an unsuccessful attempt to verify that file checksum. The eye-fi card passes an MD5 sum along with the file on each upload, but it isn't a straight md5 of the tar file, nor of the embedded JPG file. I had a very quick poke, but the calculation wasn't immediately obvious to me so I wrote it off as a 'nice to have'.
Changed file can be found here. The upload key that's required in the file is stored in Settings.xml if you've used the windows app manager to configure the card. (Which I did: I failed to get it to do anything useful when run under wine).
So now I have it all working on my linux fileserver; When the camera comes into range and it's turned on, photos are automagically dropped into a spool directory, and a little daemon renames them into timestamped directories. So now I'm happy. Yay. :)
Ps: I would really have liked to get working the eyefi-config tools that Dave Hansen wrote but I simply couldn't get them to do anything beyond detect that there was a card in the USB adaptor. It appears that the protocol between the manager and the card has changed enough that the tools no longer work.
I had a quick bash trying to get the manager to run under wine so I could spy on the protocol, but after more than an hour of fighting wine the end wasn't in sight, so I moved onto other things.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 4, 2017, 11:49:07 AM10/4/17
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This is what I found about a change made by eye-fi and made eyefi-config no longer useful for the -k function, was it functional before?
Sau chi Yong
Oct 5, 2017, 12:01:47 AM10/5/17
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Hi, Dave,
There is a newer version which allow starting of the direct mode mentioned on your blog, you did not release it because it brick your card, can you let us have that version of eyefi-config? About the unique code, is it writable? can we change it somehow?
Sau Chi
Dave Hansen
Oct 5, 2017, 1:27:59 AM10/5/17
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On 10/04/2017 09:01 PM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
> There is a newer version which allow starting of the direct mode
> mentioned on your blog, you did not release it because it brick your
> card, can you let us have that version of eyefi-config?
Everything I've ever written is in the public git tree.
> There is a newer version which allow starting of the direct mode
> mentioned on your blog, you did not release it because it brick your
> card, can you let us have that version of eyefi-config?
> About the
> unique code, is it writable? can we change it somehow?
Sau chi Yong
Oct 5, 2017, 1:58:15 AM10/5/17
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Hi Dave,
Thanks for your reply,
The GIT tree is not right on this page https://sr71.net/projects/eyefi/ is not right... it is blank
Sau chi Yong
Oct 5, 2017, 2:09:11 AM10/5/17
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Updated to here?
On Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 1:27:59 PM UTC+8, Dave Hansen wrote:
Dave Hansen
Oct 5, 2017, 10:08:04 AM10/5/17
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Makeshwar K
Oct 6, 2017, 9:26:42 AM10/6/17
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Dave,
On Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 7:38:04 PM UTC+5:30, Dave Hansen wrote:
Cracked the upload key. It is small 'o' command 0xfd. I am not a coder. Can you please
add a -u option signifying upload key to your wonderful wonderful eyefi-config script
for the benefit of the greater community?
Can't thank you enough for all the work.
--Makesh
On Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 7:38:04 PM UTC+5:30, Dave Hansen wrote:
https://github.com/hansendc/eyefi-config
Dave Hansen
Oct 6, 2017, 10:36:55 AM10/6/17
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On 10/06/2017 06:26 AM, Makeshwar K wrote:
>
> Cracked the upload key. It is small 'o' command 0xfd. I am not a
> coder. Can you please add a -u option signifying upload key to your
> wonderful wonderful eyefi-config script for the benefit of the
> greater community?
Hah, really? How did you figure it out? Have you tested this?
>
> Cracked the upload key. It is small 'o' command 0xfd. I am not a
> coder. Can you please add a -u option signifying upload key to your
> wonderful wonderful eyefi-config script for the benefit of the
> greater community?
Makeshwar K
Oct 6, 2017, 10:47:51 AM10/6/17
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Dave,
I built a perl loop around your code using one of your UNKNOWN_ states,
went from 0 to 0xFF. I have tested it over a sample space of 1 (my own
card:-). Please test it on yours if you have one. Like I said I am not a coder,
my background is semiconductors. I don't know anything about the process
to update the repository and other things. Hence, please update your script
from your end.
Thanks a bunch,
--Makesh
Makeshwar K
Oct 6, 2017, 10:54:38 AM10/6/17
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BTW, I have to add that mine is a card that is stuck in Direct mode. I am
positive but not 100% sure that 0xfd will work on other cards not in Direct
mode.
Also, I came to figure out that 0x22 gives out the Direct mode SSID and
0x23 gives out the Direct mode WPA password. You may want to add that too
if these are reproducible across other cards.
--Makesh
sauchi
Oct 6, 2017, 11:00:08 AM10/6/17
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I will put it to the test with few hundreds cards that I have in a few days after I return th Shanghai.
So nice to be working with both of you.
Sauchi
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Date: 周五,10月 6,2017 10:36 下午
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Subject: Re: [eyefi-config] Re: Eyefi servers is down and anybody know how toobtain upload key?
On 10/06/2017 06:26 AM, Makeshwar K wrote: > > Cracked the upload key. It is small 'o' command 0xfd. I am not a > coder. Can you please add a -u option signifying upload key to your > wonderful wonderful eyefi-config script for the benefit of the > greater community? Hah, really? How did you figure it out? Have you tested this? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to a topic in the Google Groups "Eye-Fi Config Discussion" group. To unsubscribe from this topic, visit https://groups.google.com/d/topic/eyefi-config-discuss/T2GT_KJ2jQk/unsubscribe. To unsubscribe from this group and all its topics, send an email to eyefi-config-dis...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
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Oct 8, 2017, 6:29:29 PM10/8/17
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It only accesses the card via the file system.
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 8, 2017, 9:33:36 PM10/8/17
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Hi,
I will return to Shanghai late tonight. Will compare some known cards tonight.
I had copied to some cards with same folders, which mean the file system is exactly the same, but the unique key is still unique. And the MAC address also the unique. The Wi-Fi ssid is also stored the correct info... The file system has been updated somehow.
Makeshwar K
Oct 8, 2017, 11:57:37 PM10/8/17
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Sau Chi,
Dave's script (when updated) will run a command that will fetch the upload key and store it in
the RSPC file. Unless you run the command, RSPC will not have either the upload key or
the Wi-Fi SSID. Stored data will not contain the upload key. You will need to run Dave's
script on each of your cards.
--Makesh
Dave's script (when updated) will run a command that will fetch the upload key and store it in
the RSPC file. Unless you run the command, RSPC will not have either the upload key or
the Wi-Fi SSID. Stored data will not contain the upload key. You will need to run Dave's
script on each of your cards.
--Makesh
Sau chi Yong
Oct 9, 2017, 2:57:39 PM10/9/17
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Hi,
Came in Shanghai, and here is what I found:
From my known cards, tested about 20 of them. -u seen to give out uploadkey that perfectly match with my known keys.
From my used cards, when use -u function, about 2/3 show ‘’ blank uploadkey. And 1/3 show a uploadkey.
From my brand new cards, none of them show any uploadkey.
I checked their firmware version, all card that show an uploadkey with -u had a version number of 5.2, the rest of other version 5.0;4.5 all doesn’t show any uploadkey. I tried the -k function, it is still showing a 32 characters. I will see tomorrow if the lower version -l unique key works on the server, but I do not have high hope...
I would think they use different address for different version, they use a different port too when they send files...
Sauchi
Came in Shanghai, and here is what I found:
From my known cards, tested about 20 of them. -u seen to give out uploadkey that perfectly match with my known keys.
From my used cards, when use -u function, about 2/3 show ‘’ blank uploadkey. And 1/3 show a uploadkey.
From my brand new cards, none of them show any uploadkey.
I checked their firmware version, all card that show an uploadkey with -u had a version number of 5.2, the rest of other version 5.0;4.5 all doesn’t show any uploadkey. I tried the -k function, it is still showing a 32 characters. I will see tomorrow if the lower version -l unique key works on the server, but I do not have high hope...
I would think they use different address for different version, they use a different port too when they send files...
Sauchi
Dave Hansen
Oct 9, 2017, 3:05:14 PM10/9/17
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On 10/09/2017 11:57 AM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
>> From my used cards, when use -u function, about 2/3 show ‘’ blank
>> uploadkey. And 1/3 show a uploadkey.
Could you share the card logs from a few of these? I'd be curious how
>> From my used cards, when use -u function, about 2/3 show ‘’ blank
>> uploadkey. And 1/3 show a uploadkey.
the logs from both the working and empty upload key look.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 9, 2017, 10:55:55 PM10/9/17
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Hi Dave,
Here r the logs files.
Since all my known cards I have, has updated to the latest firmware, so basically failed cards are all version 5.0, 4.5 firmware.
I have not encounter a version 5.2 which -u function show a ''.
Has the unique key (-k) been working before?
Has Eyefiserver been using other ports so that server can work with older cards?
THX
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Sau chi Yong
Oct 10, 2017, 1:23:48 AM10/10/17
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Hi Makeshwar,
As long as it is under the same network, and MAC address is in the server configuration file, it will start communicate, no need to use package sniffing.
On Wednesday, October 4, 2017, Makeshwar K <make...@gmail.com> wrote:
Tested the -u feature. It will show uploadkey of updated cards with version 5.2 cards. The cards that are not updated are not showing.
Can you tell me how to scan other address for content that may match uploadkey with older cards? Most of the card I have are not 5.2... They are version 3.0, 4.5, 5.0...
Sauchi
On Wednesday, October 4, 2017, Makeshwar K <make...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Sau Chi,
For some reason my posts are getting deleted. Let's see if this one makes it this time.
When you run the -l option through eyefi-config (eyefi-config -l > filename), it dumps
out the log messages. With my eye-fi card, I see that it reports a credential mismatch.
It says the credential string it was expecting from the server was this and what it
received was something else. Given that the credential string from the server is the
MD5 of the concatenation of the mac address, cnonce and the upload key, I am wondering
if there is a way to reverse engineer the key. The cnonce that the card sends out can
be sniffed out using Wireshark. So essentially we will have a situation where:
Hash in the log file = MD5 ( cat (mac address, cnonce, upload key))
Here mac address is known, cnonce is obtained using packet sniffing.
We can generate multiple values of this hash from multiple values of cnonce.
I am just wondering if there is anyway we can figure out the upload key from the
above equation. May be not. Just a thought.
--Makesh
Sau chi Yong
Oct 10, 2017, 2:49:45 AM10/10/17
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Hi Makesh,
What command? does it run in the background already?
How can I open and browse the RSPC file?
It would be best if I can browse the file to see if there is Uploadkey stored somewhere in other firmware version.
P.S. Send me private message if it got deleted.
Sauchi,
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Hi Makesh,
what command/script? How can I run it?
Sauchi
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Dave Hansen
Oct 10, 2017, 11:36:41 AM10/10/17
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On 10/09/2017 07:55 PM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
> Here r the logs files.
Thanks for these! Is there a chance you could grab the logs from the
> Here r the logs files.
same card shortly after running the "-u" command? I want to see if the
cards give an error in the logs that is informative.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 10, 2017, 11:11:28 PM10/10/17
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I have included log files you requested, I run -u before I run -l.
After I installed Perl, -u can not show uploadkey even for known working cards. It always show a blank ''.
Thanks again for your work...
Sauchi
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I will put it to the test with few hundreds cards that I have in a few days after I return th Shanghai.So nice to be working with both of you.Sauchi发自我的iPhone
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From: Dave Hansen <da...@sr71.net>Date: 周五,10月 6,2017 10:36 下午
To: eyefi-config-discuss <eyefi-config-discuss@googlegroups.com>, Makeshwar K <make...@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [eyefi-config] Re: Eyefi servers is down and anybody know how toobtain upload key?
On 10/06/2017 06:26 AM, Makeshwar K wrote: > > Cracked the upload key. It is small 'o' command 0xfd. I am not a > coder. Can you please add a -u option signifying upload key to your > wonderful wonderful eyefi-config script for the benefit of the > greater community? Hah, really? How did you figure it out? Have you tested this? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to a topic in the Google Groups "Eye-Fi Config Discussion" group. To unsubscribe from this topic, visit https://groups.google.com/d/topic/eyefi-config-discuss/T2GT_KJ2jQk/unsubscribe. To unsubscribe from this group and all its topics, send an email to eyefi-config-discuss+unsub...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 11, 2017, 12:02:26 AM10/11/17
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I redo system and now can output uploadkey. Another log file for yr reference.
Sauchi
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Oct 11, 2017, 1:48:20 AM10/11/17
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Omg, so Perl is broke binnary tool?
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Oct 11, 2017, 2:19:27 AM10/11/17
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I clean up my system and have perl installed again, it is now working now, -u can output and can do perl command if needed. If any of you want me to try on my hunreds of cards, let me know.
Sauchi
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Dear All,
Let me do a update in case somebody is looking for uploadkey and want to continue of what we done here.
If your card is updated firmware to version 5.2, You can download Dave Hansen's version eyefi-config-013 https://github.com/hansendc/eyefi-config and use the eyefi-config -u function. Thanks to Makesh for his work to come up with the way to get the Uploadkey for version 5.2. And thank Dave for adding the feature in the eyefi-config. Dave, please add -a for the 8 characters code which the x2 utility setting.xml file required. -S too for starting the direct mode.
If your card has not been updated, Version 3.0, version 4.5, version 5.0 will show "" (blank) when use -u function. We are still working on it.
We still do not know what the -k function of the eyefi-config is for, if you has been successful on using the -k unique code with older firmware version on an older linux eyefiserver - please leave a message here and list the firmware and server version.
I have tried Eyefiserver with blank uploadkey, 32 zero and -k unique code to replace the unique code for the older firmware version. If you are about to try, don't waste your time.
The following are some attachments which I think It would be useful for solving the problem:
A: Perl program which Makesh wrote for locating the Uploadkey from the firmware. To use it change eyefi-config.h
UPLOAD_KEY = 0xfd, //
to
UPLOAD_KEY = 253, //
and Change the path to the perl executable if necessary (1st line)
run the command perl loo_command.pl
B: Output of Makesh program with different version of Eyefi firmware.
Other references:
Eye-fi Patent：
The steps for setting up and operating the authentication mechanism built into a media card configured in accordance with embodiments of the present invention are as follows (refer to Figure 5):
1) Before a media card is provided to a user, an authentication key (KA ) made up of random bits with sufficient cryptographic entropy is selected This key is stored in a region of the flash memory that is never accessible to users (e.g., the same area that holds the firmware). A copy of the key is retained in an authentication database and associated with the serial number of the corresponding media card (the serial number may also be present in the device's firmware in an unrestricted readable region).
2) During normal operation, the media card controller and firmware remain in the "locked" mode, replacing the pictures taken by users with screen-resolution thumbnails and securing the full-resolution originals as described above.
3) When a media card is returned to an authorized processing location, the processing software initiates the authentication operation by contacting an authentication server (e.g., hosting the authentication database) with a session initiation message and receives an encryption salt (SSRVR) dynamically derived from a linear-feedback shift register (LFSR) counter and the time of day. The server associates this salt with the established connection and remembers it for the rest of the exchange. The dynamic nature of this salt eliminates the possibility of replay attacks if the unlocking station is compromised or is running malicious software.
4) The processing station then presents the salt received from the server to the media card being unlocked. The device responds by providing a strong cryptographic hash (such as MD5) computed over the secret authentication key (KA), the serial number of the device (NSERlAL) and the server salt (SSRVR). The computed hash and serial number are transmitted to the server.
5) The server uses the serial number to look up its copy of the media card's secret key in the authentication database. Using that key, the serial number provided by the unlocking station and the server salt associated with this connection (remembered from step 3), the server computes the cryptographic hash using the same algorithm employed by the media card in step 4. If the hash computed by the server is identical to the one received from the unlocking station, the authentication succeeds and the legitimacy of the media card can be trusted. If the hash comparison fails, the server indicates an authentication failure and terminates the connection
6) At this point the authentication server can trust that a valid media card is present at the other end of the connection (and not, for example, an arbitrary software automaton that may be trying to gain access to the database and mine it for-information), but the authenticity of the server is not yet proven to the media card. The device provides its own dynamically-generated salt (SCARD) which is transmitted to the server by the unlocking station software. The server applies the same cryptographic hash function that was employed in steps 4 and 5 to compute a signature using the secret key, the serial number and the salt provided by the device. This signature is offered back to the media card, which computes its own copy of the hash using its knowledge of the KA, NSERIAL and SCARD. If the computed hash matches the one received from the server, the authenticity of the server is proven because the hash can only be computed correctly with knowledge of the authentication key KA.
7) With the successful completion of step 6, the media card and the server are assured of their mutual authenticity. Furthermore, no trust is placed in the processing station which is acting as an intermediary during the transaction because the data transmitted therethrough is comprised of strong cryptographic hashes that are dependent on a shared secret (KA) between the server and the device, but make it impossible (or computationally very expensive) to derive the secret knowing the resultant hashes and the other two constituents of the hash operations due to the irreversibility. At this point the server picks an encryption key (KE), which can be a dynamically-generated one-time key or another pre-computed key that was stored in the database, encrypts it using KA and a cryptographic algorithm such as 3DES and transmits it to the unlocking station. The unlocking station provides this encrypted key to the media card, which decrypts it using KA and retrieves the unencrypted key KE which is used for the remainder of the bulk-data transfers off of the card.
8) With the successful arrival of the bulk-data encryption key the media card enters its "unlocked" state, whereby the FAT file-system presented by the device makes available the full length of the data stored in the files representing the full-resolution photos taken by the user. However, when the operating system running on the unlocking station reads the blocks in the flash memory that correspond to the FAT data blocks for the files, each block of data is returned to the host via the physical interface (Compact Flash (CF), Secure Digital (SD), etc.) after being encrypted by the bulk-data key KE. The encrypted data is not usable by the processing station because KE is not known to it.
9) If the processing station is associated with an authorized photo-finishing vendor (such as a retail outlet, a wholesale printing service) whose identity can established to a sufficient degree of certainty based on its network address and an identity certificate (such as those employed by SSL), the authentication server can share the bulk-data key KE with the processing station to allow it to decrypt the data retrieved from the media card and make immediate use of the images.
10) If the processing station is not such a vendor (e.g., if it is a user PC), then the unlocking is more restricted. In this case the data retrieved from the media card is sent in its encrypted form to the authentication server, where it is decrypted and uploaded to the provider associated with the serial number of the media card (e.g., as retrieved from the authentication database).
11) Alternatively, the media card can offer both user PC and authorized processing station hosts the ability to directly receive and decrypt individual pictures. In this mode, the processing station sends a request for a specific picture (based on, for example, its filename) to the media card. The media card dynamically generates an encryption key (Kp) for the picture and associates it permanently with that picture by storing in a non-host-accessible portion of the flash memory so that it may be reused for subsequent decryptions. It then encrypts the picture key with the authentication key KA and returns the encrypted results to the processing station. The processing station then contacts the authentication server and makes the request to decode the specific picture and passes along the encrypted picture key. If the authentication server decides that the processing station is authorized to decrypt this individual picture and get access to its full-resolution copy, based either on a pre-determined trust or authorization, or a just in time authorization operation (such as credit card billing), it decrypts the received picture key with KA and returns it to the processing station, which can then use the plain-text key to decrypt the contents of that individual picture as it is read off the media card.
Sau chi Yong
Oct 23, 2017, 5:39:03 AM10/23/17
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Hi Dave,
Can you supply me a version that I can test the big "O“ commands? and let me know how to test them. I have lot of cards, I do not mind bricking a few of them.
Dave, do you want a few of my eye-fi card with version 3.0 4.5 5.0? to test it yourself? Do let me know, I can send some from Shanghai. I can also send one working eye-fi with version 5.2.
Sauchi
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Tim Haluschak
Dec 13, 2017, 6:37:14 PM12/13/17
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Well I am in the same boat.
Has anyone tried cloning the sd card with a working card, would that update the firmware? I know there are a few programs that clone encrypted sd cards. Just a thought.
It looks like if firmware is 5.2 there is a workaround
I was going to try to buy some cheap ones off ebay to test with and see what I can contribute, but don't want to waste any more money if someone knows for sure that won't work.
Tim
Sau chi Yong
Dec 14, 2017, 3:01:15 AM12/14/17
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Hi,
Do not think the firmware can be cloned.
Sauchi
Tim Haluschak
Dec 14, 2017, 11:48:12 AM12/14/17
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Hi
Thanks, I am going to try it as well as another sd card firmware hack I found. I guess with the holidays prices shot up on ebay and amazon. I am certain once more people find out these don't work prices will come down. I will update here if I have any luck.
Thanks
Tim
Ram Set
Dec 15, 2017, 12:01:37 AM12/15/17
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I will run the perl script on 2 cards with older firmware in a few hours. I'll post the results.
Ram Set
Dec 15, 2017, 1:04:12 PM12/15/17
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Makes, I am looking at doing the same for my < 5.2 firmware cards.
How exactly does one run the loop ? The perl script is in a post from Sauchi and i can use it as he described. Probing and /recompiling for each entry from 1 to 255.
Is that how it's supposed to work ?
How did you get the address for the "o" ?
I have several cards with fw 5.0 that i'd like to get the upload key from.
Sau chi Yong
Dec 17, 2017, 8:31:01 AM12/17/17
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Hi, if u have card with firmware 5.12 and want the uploadkey just run the eyefi-config 013. If u want to help to get uploadkey for other versions you have to ask Dave if he can supply us with a version we can work on and that has the big “O” command. I think I tried all possibilities with the current small “o”. Well that I was told... have no idea what that means... just know I can’t go further without Dave’s help.
Sauchi
Sauchi
Sau chi Yong
Dec 17, 2017, 8:37:13 AM12/17/17
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/162792510910
I brought mine from this guy, I do not mind giving u some to test, but shipping cost more than the card...my cards r in Shanghai.
Sauchi
Sau chi Yong
Dec 17, 2017, 8:42:31 AM12/17/17
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I tested the script with version 5.0. It does not work...need to search another range of addresses with the big “O” command which current eyefi-config 013 doesn’t support.
Sauchi
Sauchi
Sau chi Yong
Dec 17, 2017, 8:48:40 AM12/17/17
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Can u share the other firmware hack? See if I can do something with my cards.
Dave Hansen
Dec 17, 2017, 7:23:28 PM12/17/17
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On 12/17/2017 05:31 AM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
> Dave if he can supply us with a version we can work on and that has
> the big “O” command.
Why?
> Dave if he can supply us with a version we can work on and that has
> the big “O” command.
The latest version has real arguments to query upload keys. Just hand
it a "-u".
What am I missing?
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Ram Set
Dec 17, 2017, 7:38:10 PM12/17/17
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The 013 does return the uplaod key via -u for cards with fw = 5.2 however for fw < 5.2, it does not.
Most likely because the upload key is at a different address than the one in 5.2.
In my case, running the perl loop hangs at the second command and does not log anything after.
But Sauchi has several examples of full logs from the perl loop, for different versions of firmware.
I guess we have to probe with a different range, while using the perl loop, because from 1 to 255, it does not return the upload key.
Sau chi Yong
Dec 17, 2017, 8:56:58 PM12/17/17
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The current eyefi-config 013 works for version 5.2 only. Not the earlier versions. The other version output r blank. Makesh said need to search big “O” range of address which he doesn’t know how. So the 013 -u is not a full solution.
Sauchi
Sauchi
Maxim A Piskunov
Dec 18, 2017, 4:20:16 AM12/18/17
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Hi!
Just use a small package and cost will be very-very low. About $5 or less. Registered mail.
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Sau chi Yong
Dec 18, 2017, 7:22:54 AM12/18/17
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Who should I send to? Who has the know how and the determination to do this? I can send one for each fw version.
Sauchi
Ram Set
Dec 18, 2017, 4:26:58 PM12/18/17
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Have you tried running the perl loop for a bigger range ?
as in go higher than 255 ?
Edit the code
and under while ($i<=255) change it to something else, greater, like while ($i<=355)
See what the output is there (i have 0 clue if this will probe beyond the internal address range of the card).
For some reason the different environments I run the loop in, it never goes past the 2-nd command.
Tried it under Ubuntu and Knoppix. I get some C compilation errors.
Dave Hansen
Dec 18, 2017, 4:29:34 PM12/18/17
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On 12/18/2017 01:26 PM, Ram Set wrote:
>
> and under /*while ($i<=255) */change it to something else, greater,
> like /*while ($i<=355)*/
> 255 in there will just wrap around. 256==0. 257==1, etc...
>
> and under /*while ($i<=255) */change it to something else, greater,
> like /*while ($i<=355)*/
>
> See what the output is there (i have 0 clue if this will probe beyond
> the internal address range of the card).
>
'i' gets stored in a single byte in the card commands. Putting anything
> See what the output is there (i have 0 clue if this will probe beyond
> the internal address range of the card).
>
> 255 in there will just wrap around. 256==0. 257==1, etc...
Maxim A Piskunov
Dec 18, 2017, 4:29:50 PM12/18/17
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In case of i=355 better use 512 =)))
but i not shure about support 2-bytes command...
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Ram Set
Dec 18, 2017, 4:35:43 PM12/18/17
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As with fw 5.2, the upload key must be calculated and provided on query somewhere and somehow.
Obviously at a different address and call.
One has to run a query on all possible replies from the card.
I think that the card might not spit everything out before kicking the bucket.
Is there a way to probe for "everything" ?
Sau chi Yong
Dec 20, 2017, 1:59:12 AM12/20/17
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Hi Dave,
How to get it to search other range of address? With big “O”? How? Is -O13 support that? Thanks.
Sauchi
How to get it to search other range of address? With big “O”? How? Is -O13 support that? Thanks.
Sauchi
Dave Hansen
Dec 20, 2017, 2:03:22 AM12/20/17
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On 12/19/2017 10:59 PM, Sau chi Yong wrote:
> How to get it to search other range of address? With big “O”? How?
> Is -O13 support that? Thanks.
I'm really not sure what you are asking.
> How to get it to search other range of address? With big “O”? How?
> Is -O13 support that? Thanks.
Sau chi Yong
Dec 20, 2017, 2:12:10 AM12/20/17
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Hi,
Makesh said Version 5.2 show uploadkey with this small “o” range of address, other version may be under another range of address, is it possible to search other range?
Anyways, the other fw version’s uploadkey must have store in the fw somewhere other than the range that we scan, how can we scan the other address?
Makesh said Version 5.2 show uploadkey with this small “o” range of address, other version may be under another range of address, is it possible to search other range?
Anyways, the other fw version’s uploadkey must have store in the fw somewhere other than the range that we scan, how can we scan the other address?
Sau chi Yong
Dec 29, 2017, 1:46:23 AM12/29/17
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Hi Makesh,
Can u explain to Dave why we need other command to fetch other range of address from the firmware...
I tried, he just do not understand our needs...
THX
Sauchi
Brad Bell
Mar 2, 2018, 1:43:36 AM3/2/18
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I bought some cards from the same guy, But they all appear blank on my computer. There is no "EyeFi" folder. They all have MBR partition table and FAT32 partition. Is there some trick to get the firmware to present itself?
By the way, I got eyefi-config working on OSX if anyone needs that. https://github.com/btb/eyefi-config
By the way, I got eyefi-config working on OSX if anyone needs that. https://github.com/btb/eyefi-config
Brad Bell
Mar 2, 2018, 1:45:42 AM3/2/18
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Oops, I should link to the correct branch for OSX support. It is https://github.com/btb/eyefi-config/tree/osx2
sauchi
Mar 3, 2018, 5:34:24 AM3/3/18
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Hi,
You can copy a eye-fi folders and it should run okay.
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Brad Bell
Mar 3, 2018, 1:40:51 PM3/3/18
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Ah, perfect. I should have tried that! Of the four I bought, three are now working fine, more or less, one doesn't seem to do anything (responses are all zeroes)
How did the original Eye-Fi software handle it when the special files were missing? Probably looked at the vendor ID/Product name and then created the files?
How did the original Eye-Fi software handle it when the special files were missing? Probably looked at the vendor ID/Product name and then created the files?
System profiler on my mac reports:
Product Name: EFEYEFI
Manufacturer ID: 0x6d
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sauchi
Mar 3, 2018, 8:51:55 PM3/3/18
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The three that r okay, r they firmware version 5.2? and the one that is not working is other version? The response should be blank if u try to get the key.
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Mar 3, 2018, 8:57:43 PM3/3/18
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The set up for the original program was done with a server-side application which is down for good. Likely the key is generated from the server and store in sd card firmware. Right now we only manage to get the key with firmware 5.2.
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Dave Hansen
Mar 3, 2018, 9:23:34 PM3/3/18
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On 03/01/2018 10:43 PM, Brad Bell wrote:
> I bought some cards from the same guy, But they all appear blank on my
> computer. There is no "EyeFi" folder. They all have MBR partition table
> and FAT32 partition. Is there some trick to get the firmware to present
> itself?
I had to recreate them a time or two. There is a create_control_files()
> I bought some cards from the same guy, But they all appear blank on my
> computer. There is no "EyeFi" folder. They all have MBR partition table
> and FAT32 partition. Is there some trick to get the firmware to present
> itself?
function in my tool, although it's possible that it isn't working for
your card.
You can also do it with mkdir and dd. This will probably work from the
command-line, too if you are cd'd into the card's directory:
mkdir EyeFi
for f in RSPM RSPC REQM REQC; do
dd if=/dev/zero of=EyeFi/$f bs=16384 count=1
done
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Andy M
Mar 20, 2018, 12:10:48 AM3/20/18
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I have 2 cards. One is in desktop mode (0x022) and the other is in online and desktop mode (0x8222) with geo-tagging and hot-spots enabled. The one that is in desktop mode (0x022) works with linux eyefi-server. Connects to it and uploads pictures. The other doesn't connect.
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2010 Aug 27 2013 18:12:44 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "DD2G4M:30:09", 3886/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x01
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 26/26.
[00:02] Card is in desktop (0x022) transfer mode (timestamp 1441654652), geo-tagging is disabled, hotspots are disabled.
[00:02] Using sync mode AUTO.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
this one works
The card below doesn't connect:
I can use Dave's utility to get the upload key for both cards. I have wifi configured for them both. Tries configuring in eyefi-config and through eye-fi X2 utility, so I believe the issue is related to the transfer mode. Transfer mode option in eyefi-config only offers the following settings: AUTO, SELSHARE, SELUPLOAD. So I am trying to find a way to setup the card in desktop only transfer mode (0x022), turn off geo-tagging and hotspots. Please share your thoughts. Below is complete log from the card that I can't get to connect to my eyefi-server.
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:02] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:02] Using sync mode AUTO.
Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:25] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:25] Handshake complete
[00:25] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:25] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:25] SSL Connection complete
[00:25] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:25] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:25] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:25] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:25] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:25] Done scanning for new media (detected 13 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:25] Scan for pending photos...
[00:26] SSL shutdown
[00:26] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:26] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:26] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Scan for pending videos...
[00:26] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:26] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:27] Start handshake
[00:27] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:27] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:27] SharkSSL : Allocation error during decrypt operation
[00:27] eyefissl_connect: handshake failed
[00:27] SSL shutdown
[00:27] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:27] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:28] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:28] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:28] SharkSSL : Allocation error during decrypt operation
[00:28] eyefissl_connect: handshake failed
[00:28] SSL shutdown
[00:33] Scan for pending photos...
[00:33] Scan for pending videos...
[00:35] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:35] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:35] Scan for pending photos...
[00:45] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:45] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:46] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:46] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[01:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[01:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[01:06] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:06] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[01:06] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:06] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[01:06] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:06] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[01:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[01:26] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:26] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[01:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[01:36] Starting scan of media directories...
[01:36] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[01:36] Scan for pending photos...
[01:46] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:46] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[01:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[01:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[01:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[01:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[01:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[01:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[02:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[02:09] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:09] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[02:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[02:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[02:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[02:29] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:29] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[02:29] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:29] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[02:29] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:29] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[02:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[02:49] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[02:49] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[02:51] Starting scan of media directories...
[02:51] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[02:51] Scan for pending photos...
[03:08] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:08] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[03:08] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:08] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[03:09] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:09] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[03:10] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:10] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[03:10] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:10] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[03:10] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:10] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[03:29] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:29] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[03:30] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:30] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[03:49] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:49] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[03:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[03:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[03:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[03:57] Starting scan of media directories...
[03:57] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[03:57] Scan for pending photos...
[03:58] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:58] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[03:58] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[03:58] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[04:18] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:18] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[04:18] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:18] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[04:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[04:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[04:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[04:39] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:39] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[04:39] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:39] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[04:39] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:39] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[04:59] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:59] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[04:59] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[04:59] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[05:12] Starting scan of media directories...
[05:12] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[05:12] Scan for pending photos...
[05:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[05:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[05:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[05:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[05:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[05:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[05:40] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:40] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[05:40] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[05:40] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[06:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[06:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[06:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[06:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[06:01] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:01] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[06:01] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:01] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[06:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[06:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[06:27] Starting scan of media directories...
[06:28] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[06:28] Scan for pending photos...
[06:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[06:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[06:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[06:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[06:42] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:42] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[06:42] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[06:42] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[07:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[07:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[07:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:22] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[07:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:22] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[07:23] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:23] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[07:23] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:23] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[07:23] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:23] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[07:23] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:23] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[07:43] Starting scan of media directories...
[07:43] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[07:43] Scan for pending photos...
[07:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[07:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[07:44] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[08:03] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:03] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[08:03] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:03] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[08:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[08:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[08:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[08:08] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:08] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[08:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[08:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[08:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[08:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[08:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[08:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[08:53] Starting scan of media directories...
[08:53] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[08:53] Scan for pending photos...
[08:54] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:54] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[08:54] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[08:54] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[09:14] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:14] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[09:14] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:14] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[09:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[09:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[09:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[09:35] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:35] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[09:35] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:35] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[09:35] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:35] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[09:55] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:55] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[09:55] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[09:55] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[10:08] Starting scan of media directories...
[10:08] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[10:08] Scan for pending photos...
[10:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:15] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[10:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:15] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[10:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:15] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[10:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:16] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[10:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:16] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[10:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:16] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[10:36] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:36] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[10:36] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:36] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[10:56] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:56] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[10:56] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:56] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[10:57] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:57] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[10:57] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:57] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[10:57] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:57] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[10:57] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[10:57] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[11:17] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:17] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[11:17] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:17] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[11:23] Starting scan of media directories...
[11:23] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[11:23] Scan for pending photos...
[11:37] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:37] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[11:37] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:37] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[11:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[11:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[11:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[11:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:38] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[11:58] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:58] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[11:58] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[11:58] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[12:18] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:18] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[12:18] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:18] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[12:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[12:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[12:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[12:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:19] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[12:38] Starting scan of media directories...
[12:38] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[12:38] Scan for pending photos...
[12:39] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:39] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[12:39] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:39] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[12:59] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[12:59] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[13:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[13:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[13:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[13:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[13:01] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:01] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[13:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[13:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[13:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[13:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[13:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[13:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[13:46] Starting scan of media directories...
[13:46] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[13:46] Scan for pending photos...
[13:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[13:47] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[13:47] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[14:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[14:07] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:07] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[14:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[14:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[14:27] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:27] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[14:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[14:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[14:28] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:28] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[14:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[14:48] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[14:48] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[15:01] Starting scan of media directories...
[15:01] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[15:01] Scan for pending photos...
[15:08] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:08] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[15:08] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:08] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[15:09] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:09] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[15:09] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:09] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[15:09] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:09] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[15:10] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:10] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[15:29] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:29] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[15:30] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:30] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[15:49] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:49] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[15:50] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:50] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[15:50] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:50] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[15:50] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:50] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[15:50] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:50] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[15:51] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[15:51] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[16:10] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:10] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[16:11] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:11] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[16:16] Starting scan of media directories...
[16:17] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[16:17] Scan for pending photos...
[16:30] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:30] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[16:30] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:30] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[16:31] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:31] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[16:31] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:31] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[16:31] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:31] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[16:32] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:32] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[16:51] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:51] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[16:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[16:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[17:11] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:11] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[17:11] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:11] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[17:12] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:12] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[17:12] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:12] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[17:12] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:12] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[17:13] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:13] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[17:32] Starting scan of media directories...
[17:32] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[17:32] Scan for pending photos...
[17:32] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:32] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[17:33] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:33] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[17:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[17:52] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:52] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[17:53] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:53] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[17:53] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:53] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[17:53] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:53] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[17:54] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[17:54] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[18:13] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:13] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[18:14] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:14] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[18:33] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:33] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[18:33] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:33] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[18:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[18:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[18:39] Starting scan of media directories...
[18:39] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[18:39] Scan for pending photos...
[18:40] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:40] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[18:40] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[18:40] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[19:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[19:00] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:00] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[19:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[19:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[19:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[19:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[19:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[19:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:21] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[19:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[19:42] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[19:42] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[19:54] Starting scan of media directories...
[19:54] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[19:54] Scan for pending photos...
[20:01] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:01] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[20:01] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[20:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[20:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[20:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[20:02] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:02] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[20:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:22] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[20:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:22] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[20:42] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:42] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[20:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[20:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[20:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[20:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[20:43] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[20:43] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[21:03] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:03] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[21:03] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:03] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[21:09] Starting scan of media directories...
[21:10] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[21:10] Scan for pending photos...
[21:23] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:23] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[21:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[21:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[21:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[21:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[21:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[21:44] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:44] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[21:44] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[21:44] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[22:04] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:04] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[22:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[22:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[22:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[22:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7097.JPG").
[22:05] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[22:05] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7100.JPG").
[22:11] Disable WPA Supplicant
[22:11] Deauthenticate: reason 65535, from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
[22:11] Disconnected from WLAN (reason = 3).
[22:11] WLAN disabled by camera
[22:11] Connection dropped (previous state is 5)
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:02] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:02] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:02] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:02] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:03] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:05] Region change: US
[00:06] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:06] Scan complete
[00:06] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:06] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 2 within range.
[00:07] Deleted 1 expired breadcrumbs...
[00:08] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:08] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:08] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:08] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 2 within range.
[00:09] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:09] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:09] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:09] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 42
[00:09] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:09] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:09] Cap: 0411
[00:09] AssocResp: Error status 0x0002, aid: ffff, error/cap: 0xfffc (Auth response timeout)
[00:09] Disconnected from WLAN (reason = 2).
[00:09] Disable WPA Supplicant
[00:09] Connection timed out (state is 0)
[00:09] WLAN disabled by camera
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:01] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:01] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:01] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:01] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:01] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:02] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:05] Region change: US
[00:05] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:06] Scan complete
[00:06] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:06] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 5 within range.
[00:06] Deleted 1 expired breadcrumbs...
[00:07] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:07] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 5 within range.
[00:08] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:08] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:08] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:08] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 47
[00:08] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:08] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:08] Cap: 0411
[00:09] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:09] WPA Connected
[00:09] Start DHCP
[00:11] WLAN State: Configured
[00:11] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:14] Scan for pending photos...
[00:14] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:15] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:15] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:15] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:15] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:01] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:02] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:02] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:02] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:02] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:03] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:03] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:05] Region change: US
[00:06] Scan complete
[00:06] ---------------- SCAN-A -----------------------
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 7 within range.
[00:08] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:08] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:08] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:08] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 7 within range.
[00:09] Scan complete
[00:09] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:09] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:09] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:09] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 44
[00:09] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:09] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:09] Cap: 0411
[00:09] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:09] WPA Connected
[00:09] Start DHCP
[00:12] WLAN State: Configured
[00:12] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:14] Host control channel received command 'd' (0x64).
[00:14] Disable WPA Supplicant
[00:14] Deauthenticate: reason 65535, from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
[00:14] Disconnected from WLAN (reason = 3).
[00:14] Connection dropped (previous state is 5)
[00:14] Stopping 1 network threads...
[00:14] Background listener probe starting...
[00:15] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:19] Stopped all network threads.
[00:20] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:21] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:21] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:02] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:02] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:02] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:02] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:02] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:02] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:02] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:02] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:03] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:03] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:04] Region change: US
[00:05] Scan complete
[00:05] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:05] ---------------- SCAN-A -----------------------
[00:06] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:06] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:06] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:06] None of the 0 configured wireless networks detected among the 8 within range.
[00:07] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:07] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 0 configured wireless networks detected among the 8 within range.
[00:08] Scan complete
[00:13] AP Started "Eye-Fi Card 66bc10"...
[00:25] Host control channel received command 't' (0x74).
[00:25] AP Active - stopping AP
[00:25] AP stopped
[00:25] Disconnected from WLAN (reason = 3).
[00:25] Connection dropped (previous state is 5)
[00:25] FindBestMatch: 8
[00:25] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:25] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:25] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:25] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 44
[00:25] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:25] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:25] Cap: 0411
[00:25] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:26] WPA Connected
[00:26] Start DHCP
[00:28] WLAN State: Configured
[00:28] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:28] Attempting server ping.
[00:29] Host control channel received command 'a' (0x61).
[00:29] Disable WPA Supplicant
[00:29] Deauthenticate: reason 65535, from xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
[00:29] Disconnected from WLAN (reason = 3).
[00:29] Connection dropped (previous state is 5)
[00:29] Stopping 1 network threads...
[00:29] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:30] Returning from upload function with error 360 ("SRVRPING.JPG").
[00:30] Stopped all network threads.
[00:30] FindBestMatch: 8
[00:30] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:30] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:30] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:30] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 44
[00:30] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:30] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:30] Cap: 0411
[00:30] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:30] WPA Connected
[00:30] Start DHCP
[00:31] WLAN State: Configured
[00:31] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:34] Scan for pending photos...
[00:34] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:34] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:34] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:35] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:35] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:35] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:35] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:35] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Init SSL
[00:35] Start handshake
[00:36] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:36] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:36] Read 3727 handshake bytes
[00:36] Received certificate
[00:36] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:36] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:36] Handshake complete
[00:36] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:36] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:36] SSL Connection complete
[00:36] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:36] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:36] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:36] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:36] SSL shutdown
[00:36] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:36] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:36] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:37] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:37] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:37] Read 3727 handshake bytes
[00:37] Received certificate
[00:37] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:37] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:37] Handshake complete
[00:37] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:37] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:37] SSL Connection complete
[00:37] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:37] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:37] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:37] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:37] SSL shutdown
[00:37] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:38] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:38] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:07] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:07] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:07] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:07] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:07] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:07] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:07] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 0 configured wireless networks detected among the 0 within range.
[00:09] Region change: US
[00:10] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:10] Scan complete
[00:13] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:13] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 6 within range.
[00:13] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:13] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:13] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:13] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 44
[00:13] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:13] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:13] Cap: 0411
[00:13] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:13] WPA Connected
[00:13] Start DHCP
[00:16] WLAN State: Configured
[00:16] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:19] Scan for pending photos...
[00:20] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:21] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:21] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Init SSL
[00:21] Start handshake
[00:21] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 2688 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 1039 handshake bytes
[00:21] Received certificate
[00:22] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:22] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:22] Handshake complete
[00:22] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:22] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:22] SSL Connection complete
[00:22] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:22] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:22] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:22] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:22] SSL shutdown
[00:22] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:22] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:23] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:23] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:23] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:23] Read 2319 handshake bytes
[00:23] Received certificate
[00:23] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:23] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:23] Handshake complete
[00:23] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:23] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:23] SSL Connection complete
[00:23] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:23] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:23] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:23] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:23] SSL shutdown
[00:24] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:24] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:24] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:24] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:24] Read 3727 handshake bytes
[00:24] Received certificate
[00:25] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:25] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:25] Handshake complete
[00:25] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:25] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:25] SSL Connection complete
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:07] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:07] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:07] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:07] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:07] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:07] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:07] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 0 configured wireless networks detected among the 0 within range.
[00:09] Region change: US
[00:10] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:10] Scan complete
[00:13] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:13] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 6 within range.
[00:13] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:13] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:13] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:13] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 46
[00:13] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:13] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:13] Cap: 0411
[00:13] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:13] WPA Connected
[00:13] Start DHCP
[00:16] WLAN State: Configured
[00:16] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:19] Scan for pending photos...
[00:19] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:19] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:20] Init SSL
[00:20] Start handshake
[00:20] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:20] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:20] SharkSSL : Allocation error during decrypt operation
[00:20] eyefissl_connect: handshake failed
[00:20] SSL shutdown
[00:20] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 12 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:20] Start handshake
[00:20] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:21] SharkSSL : Allocation error during decrypt operation
[00:21] eyefissl_connect: handshake failed
[00:21] SSL shutdown
[00:21] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:21] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:21] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:21] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:21] SharkSSL : Allocation error during decrypt operation
[00:21] eyefissl_connect: handshake failed
[00:21] SSL shutdown
[00:24] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:24] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:41] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:41] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:01] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:03] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:03] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:03] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:03] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:03] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:03] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:04] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:05] Region change: US
[00:06] Scan complete
[00:07] ---------------- SCAN-A -----------------------
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 7 within range.
[00:08] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:08] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:08] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:08] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 7 within range.
[00:09] Scan complete
[00:10] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:10] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:10] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:10] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 43
[00:10] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:10] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:10] Cap: 0411
[00:10] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:10] WPA Connected
[00:10] Start DHCP
[00:12] WLAN State: Configured
[00:12] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:15] Scan for pending photos...
[00:15] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:16] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:16] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:16] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:16] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:16] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Init SSL
[00:17] Start handshake
[00:17] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:17] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:17] Read 2688 handshake bytes
[00:17] Read 1039 handshake bytes
[00:17] Received certificate
[00:17] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:17] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:17] Handshake complete
[00:17] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:17] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:17] SSL Connection complete
[00:17] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:17] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:17] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:17] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:17] SSL shutdown
[00:18] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:18] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:18] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Start handshake
[00:18] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:18] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:18] Read 3727 handshake bytes
[00:18] Received certificate
[00:18] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:19] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:19] Handshake complete
[00:19] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:19] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:19] SSL Connection complete
[00:19] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:19] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:19] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:19] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:19] SSL shutdown
[00:19] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:19] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:19] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.[00:00]
[00:00] Eye-Fi firmware 5.2011 May 14 2014 23:35:48 started (1), hardware revision 1, CID "R3BMWA:01:2e", 14844/32 MB, 00-18-56-XX-XX-XX, 0x07
[00:02] Marvell 8786 firmware version 12.57.6.p54 running, xtal offset 1/1.
[00:07] Card is in online and desktop (0x8222) transfer mode (timestamp 1412411014), geo-tagging is enabled, hotspots are enabled.
[00:07] Using sync mode AUTO.
[00:07] ---------------- SCAN-P -----------------------
[00:07] BGOPS 1 MaxDiv 0 FastClock 3 SpeedClass 10 cache-mode 2
[00:07] Flash: Samsung 16GB TLC 19nm, params: 3/3/0/9/16, fBd
[00:07] Starting scan of media directories...
[00:07] Done scanning for new media (detected 40 MB in all media). Uploads pending.
[00:07] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:07] None of the 0 configured wireless networks detected among the 0 within range.
[00:07] Deleted 1 expired breadcrumbs...
[00:09] Region change: US
[00:10] Scan in progress - skipping scan ()
[00:10] Scan complete
[00:11] Host control channel received command 'g' (0x67).
[00:11] ---------------- SCAN-A -----------------------
[00:11] Host control channel received command 'l' (0x6c).
[00:13] Done scanning for all photos. Uploads pending.
[00:13] None of the 1 configured wireless networks detected among the 7 within range.
[00:14] Scan complete
[00:14] Active scan terminated
[00:14] Connecting to WLAN "WIFI"...
[00:14] Setup WPA Supplicant
[00:14] ERP info: non-erp: false, prot: off, preamble short
[00:14] Assoc: WIFI, bp 100, mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx, c: 6, auth 4, rssi 43
[00:14] Common Rates: 01B 02B 05B 06 09 11B 12 18 24 36 48 54
[00:14] htCapInfo: 112d
[00:14] Cap: 0411
[00:14] AssocResp: chanAgi 0, shortpream 0, cf_pol 0, cf_rqst 0, priv 1, ibss 0, ess 1
[00:14] WPA Connected
[00:14] Start DHCP
[00:16] WLAN State: Configured
[00:16] Received DHCP address 192.168.1.50.
[00:19] Scan for pending photos...
[00:20] Using built-in IP address 199.192.198.7:80 for server api.eye.fi.
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7092.JPG").
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Returning from upload function with error 200 ("/public/DCIM/101D7200/TEC_7096.JPG").
[00:20] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:20] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:20] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Init SSL
[00:21] Start handshake
[00:21] Sent 50 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 1408 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 3727 handshake bytes
[00:21] Received certificate
[00:21] Sent 326 handshake bytes
[00:21] Read 59 handshake bytes
[00:21] Handshake complete
[00:21] Negotiated protocol: TLS 1.0
[00:21] Negotiated ciphersuite: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
[00:21] SSL Connection complete
[00:21] EyeFiSSLRead: try 4096 bytes
[00:21] Read 245 bytes from the socket
[00:21] Decrypted 219 bytes
[00:21] EyeFiSSLRead: returning 4096 bytes
[00:21] SSL shutdown
[00:22] Fetching card settings from server...
[00:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:22] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.Fetching card settings from server...
[00:22] eyefilmStartSession() SOAP RPC failed
[00:22] Devicescape UUID 2b1fed2d-8897-67c1-fffd-f65711c9332b.
Andy M
Mar 20, 2018, 12:12:41 AM3/20/18
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The New House Technology Services
Mar 5, 2022, 7:08:35 AM3/5/22
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Sorry to reanimate the thread, but I have a card with firmware 3.0301 and no upload key to be found.
Was this ever solved?
I can pay someone to solve it if that's helpful.
Thanks!
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