These are scripts to incorporate into plug-ins to get ONVIF streams easily. It relies heavily on the ponvif library that has been modified to work with Profile T cameras.
camera-entry.php
This script contains an example form to get the authentication information for an ip cctv piece of onvif compliant equipment for downloading. In it's current form it assumes the user is authenticated over https with digest authentication. If the user is 'admin' then you can choose to create a file that a user with the name entered in the 'client username' field can later use to get streams from the device. The information is posted to qr-encode.php.
qr-encode.php
This file encodes the data as a flat file or a record in a database for later retrieval by the user. A link to qr-decode.php with the proper tokens is encoded in a QR Code for easy addition to mobile clients such as cell phones or tablets. It is assumed qr-decode is on a server with the same authentication scheme and user name as qr-encode.
qr-decode.php
This file decodes the back end record based on the passed in tokens, connects to the device with the ponvif library and displays a pick list of stream tokens. The pick list could just be re-written as cvs output and parsed by a mobile client. The form is posted to streams.php.
streams.php
Outputs the selected stream.
login-class.php
a simple login class to bypass the use of any backend authentication. Use for debuging and development purposes only.
logout.php
logs the user out.
lib/auth-class.php
simple authentication class. Use for debugging and development purposes only.
lib/class.ponvif.php
A modified version of ponvif from https://github.com/ltoscano/ponvif to use Profile T compliant cameras.
lib/class.qr.php
class to generate and decode authentication records and qr codes. zlib.php
a few custom library functions.
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