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[*] Emulating binary name: file_upload
[*] Emulator used: qemu-mipsel-static
[*] Using root directory: /logs/s115_usermode_emulator/firmware/unblob_extracted/firmware_extract/4325012-58052244.squashfs_v4_le_extract (1/2)
[*] Using CPU config:
[*] Emulating binary: /usr/bin/file_upload
[*] Change permissions +x to /logs/s115_usermode_emulator/firmware/unblob_extracted/firmware_extract/4325012-58052244.squashfs_v4_le_extract/./usr/bin/file_upload.
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter NONE
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter -v
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter -V
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter -h
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter -help
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter --help
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter --version
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
[*] Emulating binary ./usr/bin/file_upload with parameter version
qemu: uncaught target signal 4 (Illegal instruction) - core dumped
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[*] Emulating binary name: file_upload
[*] Emulator used: qemu-mipsel-static
[*] Using root directory: /logs/s115_usermode_emulator/firmware/unblob_extracted/firmware_extract/4325012-58052244.squashfs_v4_le_extract/usr (2/2)
[*] Using CPU config: 24KEc
[*] Emulating binary: /bin/file_upload
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter NONE and cpu configuration 24KEc
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter -v and cpu configuration 24KEc
./bin/file_upload: invalid option -- 'v'
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter -V and cpu configuration 24KEc
./bin/file_upload: invalid option -- 'V'
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter -h and cpu configuration 24KEc
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter -help and cpu configuration 24KEc
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter --help and cpu configuration 24KEc
./bin/file_upload: unrecognized option '--help'
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter --version and cpu configuration 24KEc
./bin/file_upload: unrecognized option '--version'
syntax: file_upload [-h] [--allowed-realms=VAL1,VAL2,...]
[--allowed-dirs=VAL1,VAL2,...] [--defaut-dir=VAL1]
{-s <size>|-S <size>} [-m <ax>|-n <in>]
-h help.
--allowed-realms comma separated list of values that the 'realm'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains
a list of values, 'realm' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string,
all values of 'realm' are forbidden. This
means that any upload with the 'realm' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'realm' can take
any value.
--allowed-dirs comma separated list of values that the 'directory'
token in the POST must take. If the list contains a
list of values, 'directory' must be present and
take any of the values within the list.
If the option is passed with an empty string, all
values of 'directory' are forbidden. This means
that any upload with the 'directory' token in the
POST will be rejected.
If the option is not present, 'directory' can take
any value.
--default-dir sepecifies a default directory that will be used to
store said file. If not used /tmp will be assumed
default.
-s size of file to store.
-S same as '-s' but store to /tmp or /var/cache/upload
-m maximum percentage of file system used.
-n minimum unused size of filesystem in bytes
-a check unused size of filesystem after upload instead of before
[*] Emulating binary ./bin/file_upload with parameter version and cpu configuration 24KEc
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