Be aware that it seems to break the application in some cases ! (at the beginning, my app was always retrieving the flux from tuya's servers. Now, it seems to use local only)
line [[ !pgrep -f offline.sh]] && /tmp/sd/offline.sh & is needed because the script is called from custom.sh which is itself called every 10 seconds.
I made this choice because I fear, in the previous versions, running it only once is not enough :
Once the tuya connection is dropped, it will attempt to use another IP address which will not be blacklisted. With this version, every 10 sec new connections will be dropped as null routed.
However, it might be a flaw in this script because of the grep -v 6668 which is a grep on the source port of anyka_ipc daemon.
In theory this should be fine as source port 6668 is used for rtsp and source port 6667 is used for Tuya.
Follow up on https://github.com/guino/LSCOutdoor1080P/issues/4#issuecomment-1690437350 This PR adds the offline script (taken from previous camera work) and adapt it for this model
Be aware that it seems to break the application in some cases ! (at the beginning, my app was always retrieving the flux from tuya's servers. Now, it seems to use local only)
line
[[ !pgrep -f offline.sh]] && /tmp/sd/offline.sh &is needed because the script is called fromcustom.shwhich is itself called every 10 seconds.I made this choice because I fear, in the previous versions, running it only once is not enough : Once the tuya connection is dropped, it will attempt to use another IP address which will not be blacklisted. With this version, every 10 sec new connections will be dropped as null routed.
However, it might be a flaw in this script because of the
grep -v 6668which is a grep on the source port ofanyka_ipcdaemon. In theory this should be fine as source port 6668 is used for rtsp and source port 6667 is used for Tuya.