Unofficial SecuritySpy utility to manage camera status based on sunrise/sunset times
Binary's are in the release diretory.
To build, you need to install utilconfig. I recommend using installing utilconfig without dynamic libraries.
./configure --disable-shared make clean make make install
Useage: sunspy version 1.0
sunspy [options]
sunspy is an application that allows your to remotely set camera state on SecuritySpy based on sunries and sunset times.
options can be specified via the command line or with a config file.
-c Specifies location of config file. You can also --config place sunspy.conf file in the same dir as the sunspy binary and that will be loaded automatically. Command line options override the config file. --force
--verbose Verbose. -v
--noaction Prints out first pass of all actions and exists. -n
--cameraid SecuritySpy Camera Id. Useful when just doing one -i camera from the command line.
--user Security Spy User -u
--password Prompt for security spy password. Password can also -p be supplied in the config file.
--url SecuritySpy url (i.e. "http://192.168.1.5:8000") -w
--start Time to start or stop (set camera to ACTIVE or PASSIVE). --stop Times are all sunrise or sunset relative. You can also specify a hour or minute modifier. examples: sunrise Event happens at sunrise sunset-30m Event happens 30 minutes before sunset noon+1h Event happens 1 hour after noon +8h Event happens 8 hour after the start event, only valid for stop events.
--lat Lat/Lon. If not supplied, we will try to use freegeoip.net to --lon determine your lat/lon.
--timezone If not supplied, we will automatically detect your timezone. -t Hours from GMT.