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Folkert: /* Constatus */

2023-07-01T18:03:07Z

Constatus

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	==== Constatus ====		==== Constatus ====

	* installed from the github repository [https://github.com/~~flok99~~/constatus https://github.com/flok99/constatus]		* installed from the github repository [https://github.com/folkertvanheusden/constatus https://github.com/flok99/constatus]
	* installed under /usr/local/constatus		* installed under /usr/local/constatus
	* started (currently, 20170903) from /etc/rc.local		* started (currently, 20170903) from /etc/rc.local

Verwijderd20210427: /* Constatus */

2018-04-20T09:34:23Z

Constatus

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	* installed under /usr/local/constatus		* installed under /usr/local/constatus
	* started (currently, 20170903) from /etc/rc.local		* started (currently, 20170903) from /etc/rc.local
	* each camera has its own constatus process - the idea is that if something crashes, that not all cameras will go down		* <strike>each camera has its own constatus process - the idea is that if something crashes, that not all cameras will go down</strike> this is since 2.0 no longer the case; it seldomly (if ever?) crashes anyway
	* video archive can be viewed under http://10.42.19.84:port/ where port is 8101 for camera 1, 8102 for camera 2 and so on		* video archive can be viewed under http://10.42.19.84:port/ where port is 8101 for camera 1, 8102 for camera 2 and so on

	The configuration files are JSON ~~files.~~		The configuration <strike>files are JSON</strike>file is a libconfig++ file.
	~~They consist of 2 or more sections: general, source and then optional sections.~~
	~~Every other section (apart from video loopback) has an array of entries for their data~~.

	For revspace:		For revspace:
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	* always resizing to 640x480, ignoring aspect ratio		* always resizing to 640x480, ignoring aspect ratio
	* for mjpeg sources, it is chosen to always ignore issues with ssl certificates		* for mjpeg sources, it is chosen to always ignore issues with ssl certificates
	* http-server: ~~two servers are instantiated~~ per camera		* http-server: one server is initiated per camera and there's also a global http-server
	** first server is for motion compatibility: it pushes mjpeg-data without any http handshake whatsoever (apart from the http headers). framerate set to 2fps.		** first server is for motion compatibility: it pushes mjpeg-data without any http handshake whatsoever (apart from the http headers). framerate set to 2fps.
	** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.		** <strike>second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.</strike>
	* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps		* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps
	* no motion detection		* no motion detection
	* cam5 is mirrored in both axes as it has been mounted upside down		* cam5 is mirrored in both axes as it has been mounted upside down
	* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)		* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)


	=== Recording Specifications ===		=== Recording Specifications ===

Verwijderd20210427 at 14:01, 5 September 2017

2017-09-05T14:01:54Z

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	POV is the (virtual) server managing the [[Webcams]].		POV is the (virtual) server managing the [[Webcams]].
	It stores video files of all webcams over the last 2 days.		It stores video files of all RevSpace webcams over the last 2 days.

Verwijderd20210427 at 09:24, 4 September 2017

2017-09-04T09:24:03Z

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	* each webcam produces +/- 50MB of data on /camdata per half hour, so that's +/- 50 * 2 * 24 * 10 = 24GB/day and as /camdata is 100GB we can store around 4 days of video data		* each webcam produces +/- 50MB of data on /camdata per half hour, so that's +/- 50 * 2 * 24 * 10 = 24GB/day and as /camdata is 100GB we can store around 4 days of video data


	=== Cameras ===		=== Cameras ===

Verwijderd20210427: /* Recording Specifications */

2017-09-04T09:23:54Z

Recording Specifications

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	* 2 FPS HTTP streaming web interface		* 2 FPS HTTP streaming web interface

			* each webcam produces +/- 50MB of data on /camdata per half hour, so that's +/- 50 * 2 * 24 * 10 = 24GB/day and as /camdata is 100GB we can store around 4 days of video data

	=== Cameras ===		=== Cameras ===

Luteijn at 07:15, 4 September 2017

2017-09-04T07:15:26Z

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	=== ~~what~~ is it ===		=== What is it ===

	POV is the (virtual) server managing the ~~webcams~~.		POV is the (virtual) server managing the [[Webcams]].
	It stores video files of all webcams over the last 2 days.		It stores video files of all webcams over the last 2 days.

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	=== ~~software~~ ===		=== Software ===

	* motion [https://motion-project.github.io/ https://motion-project.github.io/]		* motion [https://motion-project.github.io/ https://motion-project.github.io/]
	** used for camera 6 and 11 which are down		** originally used for all cameras, still used for camera 6 and 11 which are down.

	* constatus [https://vanheusden.com/constatus/ https://vanheusden.com/constatus/]		* constatus [https://vanheusden.com/constatus/ https://vanheusden.com/constatus/]
	** all ~~other~~ cameras		** all cameras but 6 and 11.


	==== ~~motion~~ ====		==== Motion ====

	* motion is installed from the debian repository		* motion is installed from the debian repository
	* configuration files are under /etc/motion		* configuration files are under /etc/motion
	* main configuration is motion.conf which includes cam*.conf		* main configuration is motion.conf which includes cam*.conf
	* as by the design of motion, all ~~its~~ cameras (6 + 11) are monitored from 1 process		* as by the design of motion, all configured cameras (6 + 11) are monitored from 1 process


	==== ~~constatus~~ ====		==== Constatus ====

	* installed from the github repository [https://github.com/flok99/constatus https://github.com/flok99/constatus]		* installed from the github repository [https://github.com/flok99/constatus https://github.com/flok99/constatus]
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	The configuration files are JSON files.		The configuration files are JSON files.
	They consist of 2 or more sections: general, source and then optional sections.		They consist of 2 or more sections: general, source and then optional sections.
	Every other section (apart from video loopback) ~~have~~ an array of entries for their data.		Every other section (apart from video loopback) has an array of entries for their data.

	For revspace:		For revspace:
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	* for mjpeg sources, it is chosen to always ignore issues with ssl certificates		* for mjpeg sources, it is chosen to always ignore issues with ssl certificates
	* http-server: two servers are instantiated per camera		* http-server: two servers are instantiated per camera
	** first server is for motion compatibility: it pushes mjpeg-data without any http handshake whatsoever (apart from the http headers). framerate set to 2fps		** first server is for motion compatibility: it pushes mjpeg-data without any http handshake whatsoever (apart from the http headers). framerate set to 2fps.
	** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.		** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.
	* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps		* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps
	* no motion detection		* no motion detection
	* cam5 is mirrored in both ~~axises~~ as it has been mounted upside down		* cam5 is mirrored in both axes as it has been mounted upside down
	* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)		* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)

Verwijderd20210427 at 19:37, 3 September 2017

2017-09-03T19:37:44Z

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	* cam5 is mirrored in both axises as it has been mounted upside down		* cam5 is mirrored in both axises as it has been mounted upside down
	* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)		* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)


	=== Recording Specifications ===		=== Recording Specifications ===

	* 5 FPS video files		* 1 FPS video files
	* 2 FPS HTTP web interface		* 2 FPS HTTP streaming web interface

Verwijderd20210427: /* constatus */

2017-09-03T19:37:07Z

constatus

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	** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.		** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.
	* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps		* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps
			* no motion detection
			* cam5 is mirrored in both axises as it has been mounted upside down
			* every camera adds a text in the upper left corner with the camera-number in it and in the lower-right corner the timestamp of the moment that the frame was recorded(!)

	=== Recording Specifications ===		=== Recording Specifications ===

Verwijderd20210427: /* constatus */

2017-09-03T19:35:21Z

constatus

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	Every other section (apart from video loopback) have an array of entries for their data.		Every other section (apart from video loopback) have an array of entries for their data.

			For revspace:
			* general section: logfile is located in the /usr/local/constatus directory and loglevel set to info
			* source: max-fps set as low as possible (must be high enough for all "users")
			* always resizing to 640x480, ignoring aspect ratio
			* for mjpeg sources, it is chosen to always ignore issues with ssl certificates
			* http-server: two servers are instantiated per camera
			** first server is for motion compatibility: it pushes mjpeg-data without any http handshake whatsoever (apart from the http headers). framerate set to 2fps
			** second server serves an html menu with a couple of options. it allows you to browser through the recorded videos. framerate set to 1fps.
			* stream-to-disk: only 1 file (currently). avi-container with mjpeg frames. jpeg quality set to 50, frame rate set to 1 fps

	=== Recording Specifications ===		=== Recording Specifications ===

Verwijderd20210427 at 19:23, 3 September 2017

2017-09-03T19:23:01Z

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	They consist of 2 or more sections: general, source and then optional sections.		They consist of 2 or more sections: general, source and then optional sections.
	Every other section (apart from video loopback) have an array of entries for their data.		Every other section (apart from video loopback) have an array of entries for their data.


	=== Recording Specifications ===		=== Recording Specifications ===
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	* 5 FPS video files		* 5 FPS video files
	* 2 FPS HTTP web interface		* 2 FPS HTTP web interface


	=== Cameras ===		=== Cameras ===