Command line prefediting? California fires
Hi Grogs,
I have a cabin up in the area of the california Santa Cruze fires. My instance of SSpy is in some kind of odd boot loop with one of the cameras, and is locking up as it tries to connect to it. By this I mean that the UI is locked and simply displays "connecting" as a value.
my hunch is that one of the other cameras is set for sequential upload,and it's tieing up the system
Is there some way to edit whatever the preerences are? I am very comfortable with the command line. I want to either disable the 'unconnect' cam or turn off the image capture and network upload from the suspect cam.
thanks. hasn't burned yet. trees burning across the stream.
I have a cabin up in the area of the california Santa Cruze fires. My instance of SSpy is in some kind of odd boot loop with one of the cameras, and is locking up as it tries to connect to it. By this I mean that the UI is locked and simply displays "connecting" as a value.
my hunch is that one of the other cameras is set for sequential upload,and it's tieing up the system
Is there some way to edit whatever the preerences are? I am very comfortable with the command line. I want to either disable the 'unconnect' cam or turn off the image capture and network upload from the suspect cam.
thanks. hasn't burned yet. trees burning across the stream.
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The fires look terrible, I hope you, family, and cabin manage to stay safe!
Activity Manager displays "not responding )
Webs server does not respond. times out.
the fire is pretty bad, but the weather has been a true wonder. we have had a lot of odd behavior - people stealing from firefighters cars etc.
I can directly access the mix of Axis and UniFi cams there, and do command line / screen sharing.
It looks like there was a power reset, as I was able to get back in after a total connectivity loss and in SS disable the one pest camera ( amcrest, down along a creekbed )
I then set the on-site mac to have one window with a direct view of the amcrest and the rest via security spy.
that worked until the falling redwoods took out all the power for sure.
the neighborhood was re-populated last week, after a month + of evacuation orders.