reboot-sky-hub.sh

#!/bin/bash
if [ -z "$SKYPASSWORD" ]
then
echo "Please set the SKYPASSWORD environment variable"
exit 1
fi

if [ -z "$SKYHUBIP" ]
then
SKYHUBIP='192.168.1.1'
fi


# get session key
sessionKey=$(curl -s -v -u "admin:$SKYPASSWORD" http://$SKYHUBIP/sky_diagnostics.html 2>&1 | grep 'sessionKey' | grep -E 'value="[0-9]+"' | sed 's/.*value="\([0-9]\+\)".*/\1/')
# issue reboot
curl -v -u "admin:$SKYPASSWORD" "http://$SKYHUBIP/sky_rebootinfo.cgi" -H 'Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded' --data "sessionKey=${sessionKey}&todo=refresh&this_file=sky_diagnostics.html&next_file=sky_diagnostics.html"
# get second session key
sessionKey=$(curl -s -v -u "admin:$SKYPASSWORD" "http://$SKYHUBIP/sky_rebootCPE.html" | grep 'sessionKey' | sed 's/.*sessionKey=\([0-9]\+\)",/\1/')
# visit reboot page which triggers reboot
curl -v -u "admin:$SKYPASSWORD" "http://$SKYHUBIP/sky_rebootCPE.cgi?todo=reboot&sessionKey=${sessionKey}&_=$(date '+%s')"
echo 'Done'

This script reboots a Sky UK Internet Hub.

Run using SKYPASSWORD=password SKYHUBIP='xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx' bash test.sh replacing password with your hub password and xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with the hub IP probably 192.168.1.1