There are two ways of sending data to the database. One is via MQTT and the other is to use the API key. The API key is the preferred method so if you have it configured correctly you don't need anything in the MQTT section. The 172.19.0.1 you are seeing in your log file is the internal IP of...
There is one buried in a test directory but it shouldn’t matter any picture should work as long as it contains whatever you’re trying to detect. Also you shouldn’t have to manipulate any DLL files to get this to work so I suspect you have something else going on. I would suggest you delete the...
Assuming you're running CPAI 2.9.5, do you have the license plate reader module (3.3.4) installed? If so, uninstall the module and re-install it using the "Do not use download cache" option on the installed modules page.
Besides the two I have in the house I have two in the garage. One is fixed on my Corvette and the other one is a PTZ that is controlled by my home automation system. Whenever one of the of the 4 doors open (2 garage and 2 man) the PTZ moves to cover the open door.
Yep, they'll never change. I bought a used car from them about 30 years ago and the transmission went out within 5 days. In the "fine print' the car was sold "as is" so they wouldn't do anything to help. I'm surprised they're still in business.
Your Post/payload string is wrong. It should be: { "ai_dump":&JSON, "Image":"&ALERT_JPEG", "camera":"&CAM", "ALERT_PATH": "&ALERT_PATH", "ALERT_CLIP": "&ALERT_CLIP", "timestamp":"&ALERT_TIME" }