#Motioneye email settings for gmail software#

# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # You may obtain a copy of the License at # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 'License') After two days, clean.sh automatically runs and wipes off already emailed files. To turn off the RaspCam, the 'turn off' command must be issued and this will close connection to the IP address as well as stop the motioneye daemon. If the user wants to observe the most recent detection, they can do so using the right set of commands defined in hotword.py which will call recent.sh. In the event that the RaspCam detects motion, detect.sh is called. Any of such commands will run continued.sh. If the user wants to take a look at the current view of the camera, they can instruct the RaspCam using any of the predefined commands in hotword.py. By navigating to the IP address of the RaspCam, using port 8081, once can view the live stream. At the detection of the keyword 'Ok Google', the RaspCam can be turned on using a set predefined 'on' commands which call start.sh in the background, while still allowing 'Ok Google' detection. Once started, the user can control the operation of the RaspCam with their voice. A terminal shell can then be used to run the hotword.py (main program that controls the RaspCam). On reboot, the camera is put in an 'off' state by the stop.sh script. The functionality of the camera aspect of the RaspCam is as follows: Cron jobs are also set up to automate certain key tasks such as motion detection (detect.sh), old files clean up (clean.sh), media folder permission alteration (changePerm.sh), camera stoppage on reboot (stop.sh), and speaker config set up on reboot. The main coding is done via Python and run via a simple Bash script. The bulk of the programming of the RaspCam is done using Python in addition to Bash scripting, and runs primarily from hotword.py. Runs every minute to scan for detectionsĭeletes old files (already emailed files) every 2 days Notifies the user (by email) of any detection. Sends the user the most recent detection of the RaspCam Sends the current view of the RaspCam to the user by email

#Motioneye email settings for gmail upgrade#

NB: To upgrade to the newest version of motionEye, just issue:Īctivates the motionEye daemon, opens the port and sends the user an email with camera operation instructionsĭeactivates the motionEye daemon, closes the port and emails the user with stream details and instructions to access recorded stream

Take some time to admire the motionEye interface and when done, open your favorite text editor to begin programming the RaspCam.

A separate script will be made to handle this.

In the motion eye settings, ensure that “email notifications” is turned off.

#Motioneye email settings for gmail password#

Use admin with empty password when prompted for credentials.

Fire up your favorite web browser and visit the following URL (replacing with.

After having successfully followed the installation instructions, the motionEye server should be running on your system and listening on port 8765.Prepare the configuration directory: mkdir -p /etc/motioneye cp /usr/local/share/motioneye/extra/ /etc/motioneye/nf.

#Motioneye email settings for gmail install#

Install motioneye, which will automatically pull Python dependencies (tornado, jinja2, pillow and pycurl):.Sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjpeg-dev libz-dev Install the dependencies from the repositories:.Install motion by running the two commands:.

Sudo apt-get install libmariadbclient18 libpq5

Install libmariadbclient18 and libpq5 required by motion:.

NB: These dependencies can be installed with the command: sudo apt-get package Software Setup: Motion + MotionEye Requirements: python 2.7, tornado 3.1+, jinja2, PIL or pillow, curl, libcurl & pycurl, motion, ffmpeg, v4l-utils (optional).