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can't login on config page #21

Open camelcamro opened 11 months ago

camelcamro commented 11 months ago

Hello, installed the current version and then i tried to add, but if i enter the name host ip user password and then press enter to add, then it conly comes "Failed to connect", and in the logs (set to debug), is nothing visible ... any ideas ? having cameras whicha re working fine with icsee or xmeye or xmeye for pc, and supporting ONVIF, RTSP, IPC; cameras are most of them SV3C (xmeye compatible for sure)

is it not needed to give the port ? are the icsee working via http on 80 or onvif 8080 port ? or any hints ? or is it possible toa d dthe cameras manually ? funny, theoretical was possible to add my NVR on port 34567, and loaded a lot of functions, but also showing that the integration was not sucessfully loaded ... any idea are welcome

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dbuezas commented 11 months ago

You may want to test if you can connect with the xmeye app to confirm the protocol is open and the username and pass are ok. Just add it as an Ethernet camera and it will ask you for the IP

camelcamro commented 11 months ago

yes, i know, they are working fine ... added already via the integrated onvif hass as well ... and there they are fine working .. all of them (exclusive no events no sensors are recognized, but as almost everyone knows, the ONVIF integration was for a while better as currently it is so full of bugs ,... so, i guess, i try it via "icsee" if i can get it working, but can'T add them there. is it possible to add them manually ?

dbuezas commented 11 months ago

I think in icsee you can't add manually without reconfiguring the camera. Alternatively, you can check if the video stream works on go2rtc

camelcamro commented 11 months ago

well, i have no solved my problems ....

not sure, where to post for now ... maybe you want to publish it ...

i will explain: 1.) i wanted to have my cameras - motion detection in home assistant 2.) i want that if a new alarm comes inot, that "holfer (input_boolean will be set to "state: on" 3.) this i can then use to play a audio file, if an alarm or whatever (in hass - autmation), and when alarm handling done, then i set the helper ((input_boolean ) to off, and so on ... so, i checked on ONVIF, XM / IPC / http cgi what is possible and found that my NVR, can deliver the alarms to another server - typically 15002 or 15003 (not sure)

how i did it: 1.) in HASS: create all helpers "input_boolean" to have them "read-write" eg: in my case 16 channels nvr_alarm_motiondetection_ch01 to nvr_alarm_motiondetection_chch16

2.) on my hass server, there rewrote an other existing "dvr-alarm-server" to my usage: "nvr-alarm-server" ... and install and running it as service and listening on alarms on port 15003 (standard on xmeye nvr servers compatible (most on (XM IPC) port 34567 and 80 port to configure) This perl service script is now getting the alarms, and then calling the HASS API to set the status as wanted .. AND 2a) via curl cmd use the HASS rest api to call the "input_boolean" entities to set it to {"state": "on"} - based on alarm aevent and channel infos...

if an moton detection with "start" comes into .. then i update the entity ....

the rest .... can be done in home assistant to handle this entities on automation ...

thats it and working great ...

if anyone is interrested to get the code and infos ... let me know ...

basically - most of the parts were found on project: "sofiactl" (which is doing "alarm event 2 mqqt" .... but not sure, if that was on github ... maybe i can send the code to the real code owner to review and adapt it ....

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