motion' is pretty nice, but it needs some tweaks to the base Ubuntu/Jaunty running the DreamPlug.Do this:
- Enable the motion daemon.
sudo emacs /etc/default/motionand setstart_motion_daemon=yes - Allow for non-localhost access to the web interfaces.
sudo emacs /etc/motion/motion.confand change the lines to match:webcam_localhost offandcontrol_localhost off - Create the default directory to hold the jpg and swf files.
sudo mkdir /tmp/motion && sudo chown motion.motion /tmp/motion - Restart the motion daemon.
sudo /etc/init.d/motion restart - Fire up a browser and point it to the DreamPlug's port 8080 (say
http://morpheus.local:8080) and then follow the link toconfigthenlist. From there you'll probably need to setauto_brightnesstoon. - Now look at the video on port 8081 (say
http://morpheus.local:8081)
After a while of it running, you don't need the browser to be on the page, take a look in /tmp/motion to find all the JPG images and SWF 'movie' files. Eventually I'll probably change the directory to live on one of the USB disks...