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I am able to properly use the SPC tool in windows though when I try to run the tool in unbuntu 9.04 it fails. thechet@thechet-desktop:~/Desktop/SPA525$ sh ./spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin spc --sample-profile config.xml ./spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin: 1: Syntax error: "(" unexpected thechet@thechet-desktop:~/Desktop/SPA525$ Does anyone have the correct syntax to invoke this tool for linux?

Hi thechet69,
It works for me on Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope.
Here's what I did:
patrick@tokoloshe-blade:~/Downloads/spa525g_SPC$ chmod 544 spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin
patrick@tokoloshe-blade:~/Downloads/spa525g_SPC$ ./spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin
Sipura Profile Compiler -- SPA525G-SIP Revision 7.2.3
Copyright (c) 2006 Cisco-Linksys. All rights reserved.
usage 1: spc [opt_args] source_text_file target_binary_file
usage 2: spc --sample-profile output_filename
usage 3: spc --sample-xml [--va] output_filename
usage 4: spc --sample-xml-compact [--va] output_filename
usage 5: spc --xml-schema output_filename
    --cmd-file file_name            Reads additional arguments from file
    --target hex_string             12 hex-digits MAC Address of target
    --scramble ascii_string         Plain ASCII obfuscation string
    --rc4                           Alleged RC4 256 Stream Cipher
    --aes                           AES Block Cipher (CBC mode)
    --ascii-key ascii_string       Plain ASCII encryption password
    --hex-key hex_string           Binary encryption key
    --quiet                         Do not print status messages
    --log file_name                 Log status messages to file
spc profile syntax: parName [ '!' | '?' ] [ "parValue" ] ';'
patrick@tokoloshe-blade:~/Downloads/spa525g_SPC$ ./spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin --sample-xml spa525G_template.xml
spc: generated SPA525G-SIP sample configuration spa525G_template.xml
patrick@tokoloshe-blade:~/Downloads/spa525g_SPC$ ./spa525g-sip-7-2-3-spc-linux-i386.bin --sample-profile spa525G_profile.txt
spc: generated SPA525G-SIP sample configuration spa525G_profile.txt
patrick@tokoloshe-blade:~/Downloads/spa525g_SPC$
I've attached the generated files for you.
Regards,
Patrick

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