Lazystream

IPTV setup for lazyman streams

Crontab setup for auto creation of m3u and xml files

• /etc/cron.d/lazystream

# Download yesterdays playlist
0   7    * * *   root   /usr/local/sbin/lazystream generate playlist --sport nhl --date `date -d "-1 day" "+\%Y\%m\%d"` /var/www/html/nhl_yesterday >> /var/log/lazystream.log 2>&1
# Download today playlist
45   *    * * *   root   /usr/local/sbin/lazystream generate playlist --sport nhl /var/www/html/nhl >> /dev/null 2>&1

Lazyman IP update

This was adapted from the pfsense script as I am using Unbound natively on Ubuntu.

#!/bin/sh
# For the latest update please visit https://www.reddit.com/r/LazyMan/comments/7diu8l/pfsense_lazyman_dns_auto_update_script/
# This script has been created for pfSense users who use DNS Resolver.
# This script is to be used in combination with Lazyman apps
# It monitors a Lazyman server to see if it's IP has changed
# It is NOT currently compatible with the DNS forwarder, although with some changes may work

name="Lazyman DNS Auto Update Script for pfSense"
version=0.9
author="NoOne"
conf="/etc/unbound/unbound.conf.d/host_entries.conf"
site="freesports.ddns.net"
host1="mf.svc.nhl.com"
host2="playback.svcs.mlb.com"
host3="mlb-ws-mf.media.mlb.com"

update_dns() {
        echo ""
        echo $name "Version" $version "by" $author
        echo "Script initiated `date`"
        conf_check
        server_status
}

server_status() {
        ping -c1 $site > /dev/null
        if [ $? -eq 0 ]
        then
                echo $site is up, continuing script
                DNSIP=$(ping -c 1 "$site" | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b" | head -1) #checks defined LM host to see the current IP
                echo "Lazyman server currently resolves to" $DNSIP
                echo ""
                check_host1
                update_host1
                check_host2
                update_host2
                check_host3
                update_host3
                restart_unbound
                echo "Script ended `date`"
                exit 0
        else
                echo $site is currently down, no updates will be performed
                exit 1
        fi
}

check_host1() {
        HOSTIP1=$(grep -E $host1 $conf | head -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #checks $conf first entry to see the current Lazyman IP
        HOSTIP2=$(grep -E $host1 $conf | head -2 | tail -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #same as previous check but for second entry
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP1" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host1 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP1" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host1 is set to" $HOSTIP1
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP2" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host1 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP2" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host1 is set to" $HOSTIP2
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ "$HOSTIP1" = "$DNSIP" ] && [ "$HOSTIP2" = "$DNSIP" ]; then #do IPs match?
                echo "Both entries for $host1 are up to date."
                UPDATE=false
        fi
}

check_host2() {
        HOSTIP1=$(grep -E $host2 $conf | head -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #checks $conf first entry to see the current Lazyman IP
        HOSTIP2=$(grep -E $host2 $conf | head -2 | tail -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #same as previous check but for second entry
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP1" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host2 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP1" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host2 is set to" $HOSTIP1
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP2" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host2 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP2" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host2 is set to" $HOSTIP2
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ "$HOSTIP1" = "$DNSIP" ] && [ "$HOSTIP2" = "$DNSIP" ]; then #do IPs match?
                echo "Both entries for $host2 are up to date."
                UPDATE=false
        fi
}
check_host3() {
        HOSTIP1=$(grep -E $host3 $conf | head -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #checks $conf first entry to see the current Lazyman IP
        HOSTIP2=$(grep -E $host3 $conf | head -2 | tail -1 | grep -oE "\b([0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}\b") #same as previous check but for second entry
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP1" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host3 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP1" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "First entry for $host3 is set to" $HOSTIP1
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ -z "$HOSTIP2" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host3 is missing an IP."
                UPDATE=true
        elif [ "$HOSTIP2" != "$DNSIP" ]; then
                echo "Second entry for $host3 is set to" $HOSTIP2
                UPDATE=true
        fi
        if [ "$HOSTIP1" = "$DNSIP" ] && [ "$HOSTIP2" = "$DNSIP" ]; then #do IPs match?
                echo "Both entries for $host3 are up to date."
                UPDATE=false
        fi
}

update_host1() {
        if [ "$UPDATE" = "true" ]; then
                echo "Update required for $host1"
                sed -i "/$host1/d" $conf #removes host1 entry from $conf
                echo "Setting host" $host1 "to resolve to" $DNSIP
                echo "local-data-ptr: "\"$DNSIP "$host1"\" >> $conf #adds first update to $conf
                echo "local-data: "\"$host1. A $DNSIP\" >> $conf #adds second update to $conf
                RESTART=true
        else
                echo "No changes will be made to $host1"
                RESTART=false
        fi
}
update_host2() {
        if [ "$UPDATE" = "true" ]; then
                echo "Update required for $host2"
                sed -i "/$host2/d" $conf #removes host2 entry from $conf
                echo "Setting host" $host2 "to resolve to" $DNSIP
                echo "local-data-ptr: "\"$DNSIP "$host2"\" >> $conf #adds first update to $conf
                echo "local-data: "\"$host2. A $DNSIP\" >> $conf #adds second update to $conf
                RESTART=true
        else
                echo "No changes will be made to $host2"
                RESTART=false
        fi
}
update_host3() {
        if [ "$UPDATE" = "true" ]; then
                echo "Update required for $host3"
                sed -i "/$host3/d" $conf #removes host3 entry from $conf
                echo "Setting host" $host3 "to resolve to" $DNSIP
                echo "local-data-ptr: "\"$DNSIP "$host3"\" >> $conf #adds first update to $conf
                echo "local-data: "\"$host3. A $DNSIP\" >> $conf #adds second update to $conf
                RESTART=true
        else
                echo "No changes will be made to $host3"
                RESTART=false
        fi
}

restart_unbound() {
        if [ "$RESTART" = true ] #using flag and if statement means it won't restart after each host is checked.
        then
                #/usr/local/sbin/pfSsh.php playback svc restart unbound #restarts unbound service
                service unbound restart
                echo ""
        else
                echo "Unbound Service Restart Not Required"
                echo ""
        fi
}
conf_check() {
        echo "Checking to see if config file exists..."
        if [ -f $conf ] #checks to see if $conf file exists
        then
                echo "Config file $conf found."
        else #conf file doesn't exist
                        echo "$conf not found."
                        echo "Creating $conf ..."
                        touch $conf #creates empty $conf file
        fi
}

if [ -z $TERM ]; then
        rm /var/log/lazyman.log #deletes old log
        update_dns 2>&1 >> /var/log/lazyman.log #logs output
else #does not log output when called from terminal
        update_dns
fi