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if [ -f $PREV_CHECKSUM ]; then PREV_HASH=$(cat $PREV_CHECKSUM) if [ "$CURRENT_HASH" != "$PREV_HASH" ]; then echo "Motion detected!" | mail -s "Security Alert" -A /tmp/current_frame.jpg you@example.com # Also trigger an MP4 recording for 30 seconds xmeye-linux record --ip $CAM_IP --duration 30 --output /var/security/motion_$(date +%s).h264 fi fi

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Date: October 26, 2023 | Category: Security & Open Source if [ -f $PREV_CHECKSUM ]

#!/bin/bash # motion_check.sh CAM_IP="192.168.1.120" PREV_CHECKSUM="/tmp/last_frame.hash" xmeye-linux snap --ip $CAM_IP --output /tmp/current_frame.jpg Compare with previous frame using ImageMagick CURRENT_HASH=$(convert /tmp/current_frame.jpg -colorspace Gray -format "%[hash:sha1]" info:)

xmeye-cli --ip 192.168.1.120 --port 34567 --user admin --pass 123456 --cmd get_info