detectionOn.sh: Upload snapshot and/or video stream to ftp server - #9
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Enabling `ftp_snapshot=true` in motion.conf uploads a single image to ftp server on each motion event, similar to other handlers. Enabling `ftp_video=true` starts a background task to stream 1fps video until motion stops. It minimally steams for 10 seconds (configurable), refreshing the countdown as motion continues.
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Enabling
ftp_snapshot=truein motion.conf uploads a single image toftp server on each motion event, similar to other handlers.
Enabling
ftp_video=truestarts a background task to stream 1fps videountil motion stops. It minimally steams for 10 seconds (configurable),
refreshing the countdown as motion continues.