12/28/2023 0 Comments Motion eye windows ftp server![]() Set this to enable time zone management from the UI. local_time_fileĭefines the path to the localtime configuration file used by the system. Set this to enable wifi management from the UI. wpa_supplicant_confĭefines the path to the wpa_supplicant configuration file used by the system. Sets the directory where the SMB mount points will be created. Set this to true to enable management of SMB (network) shares (requires motionEye to run as root). mjpg_client_idle_timeoutĬonfigures the timeout in seconds after which an idle internal MJPEG client is closed and removed (set to 0 to keep clients connected indefinitely). mjpg_client_timeoutĬonfigures the timeout in seconds to wait for a MJPEG frame from the motion daemon. remote_request_timeoutĬonfigures the timeout in seconds to wait for response from a remote motionEye server. cleanup_intervalĬonfigures the interval in seconds at which the janitor function is called to remove old media files. mount_check_intervalĬonfigures the interval in seconds at which motionEye checks the mounted filesystems (notably SMB/network share mounts). motion_restart_on_errorsĬonfigures whether the motion daemon should be restarted when an error occurs while communicating with it. motion_check_intervalĬonfigures the interval in seconds at which motionEye checks if motion is running. motion_control_portĭefines the TCP port for the motion daemon's HTTP control server. Set this to false to restrict the motion daemon's HTTP control server to listen on all interfaces. The path will be automatically detected by default, using the PATH environment variable. Instructs motionEye to use a specific motion daemon. portĭefines the TCP port on which the motionEye server will listen. Use 0.0.0.0 for all interfaces or 127.0.0.1 for localhost. listenĭefines the IP address on which the motionEye server will listen. Accepted values are quiet, error, warning, info and debug. log_levelĬhanges the log level of motionEye as well as of the motion daemon started by motionEye. This folder must be writable by the user with which motionEye runs. media_pathĭefines the folder where the media files are created, by default. Defaults to the first of the following which exists: /log, /var/log, /tmp, /var/tmp, run_path. log_pathĭefines the folder where log files are created. Defaults to the first of the following which exists: /run, /var/run, /tmp, /var/tmp. run_pathĭefines the folder where pid files are created. These include nf, thread-*.conf (both used by the motion daemon). Available Options conf_pathĭefines the folder for the various configuration files used by motionEye. The default location for this file is /etc/motioneye/nf and can be changed using the -c command line switch. MotionEye uses a configuration file (usually called nf) that allows customizing your setup (including paths, logging, various timeouts and other options that cannot be modified through the UI).
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