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waaren wrote: Monday 15 July 2019 11:18

johansson wrote: Sunday 14 July 2019 22:36 This is propably too simple, but can't figure it out on my own: I've a perfectly fine working (bash) script sending a snapshot from my camera to Telegram every time when motion is detected, but how on earth I do that in dzvents only when security is armed away or armed home?

Please have a look at this.

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--[[ Conditional snapshot on motion

 uses: functions like the ones in telegram library from @emme as per the wiki:   https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Telegram_lua_library
 and: some functions and Constants from dzVents: 

    values to enter in code below
    'motionSensor'
    
    <chatID> = 'your telegram Chat ID'
    <botToken> = 'your telegram bot Token'
    <cameraIDX> = your configured camera idx

]] --

return 
{ 
    on = 
    { 
        timer = {'at 3:31'}, -- housekeeping time
        devices = { 'MotionSensor' }, -- Change to name of your motion sensor
    },  

    logging = { level = domoticz.LOG_DEBUG, marker = 'conditional snaphshot'  },

    data = { snapshotCounter = { initial = 1 }},

    execute = function(dz, item)
        local chatID = ''  -- <chatID> (positive for single user negative for group) ( example: '-1001451683665')
        local cameraIDX = '' -- <camerIDX> (example: 1)
        local botToken = '' -- <botToken> (example: '709006412:AAH61H_vLsdP9stXzB2cW1wr_dLH2qD-xpU'
        
        -- 
        -- no config or other changes necessary below this line
        -- 
        local function snapShot()
            local snapshotFilename = '/tmp/' .. dz.time.rawDate .. '-' .. dz.data.snapshotCounter ..'.jpg'
            local url = dz.settings['Domoticz url']
            local domoticzAPI = '/camsnaphot.jpg?idx=' .. cameraIDX
            local wgetCommand = 'wget -O "' .. snapshotFilename .. '" ' .. ' "' .. domoticzAPI .. '" ' .. url 
            os.execute(wgetCommand)
            dz.log('wget Command: ' .. wgetCommand,dz.LOG_DEBUG)
            dz.data.snapshotCounter = dz.data.snapshotCounter + 1
            return snapshotFilename
        end

        local function sendTelegram(photo)
            local url = 'https://api.telegram.org/bot' .. botToken .. '/sendPhoto?chat_id=' .. chatID
            local curlCommand  = 'curl -s -X POST "' .. url .. '" -F photo=@"' .. photo .. '" &'
            os.execute(curlCommand)
            dz.log('curl Command: ' .. curlCommand,dz.LOG_DEBUG)
            os.execute('touch ' .. photo) -- correct for wget saving snapshot with wrong dateTime stamp
        end

        local function housekeeping()
            findAndRemoveCommand = 'bash -c " find /tmp/*jpg -mtime 1 -exec rm {} \\; " '
            os.execute(findAndRemoveCommand)
            dz.log('findAndRemoveCommand: ' .. findAndRemoveCommand,dz.LOG_DEBUG)
        end

        if item.isTimer then
            housekeeping()
            return
        end

        local securityArmed = ( dz.security == dz.SECURITY_ARMEDAWAY or dz.security == dz.SECURITY_ARMEDHOME )
        if item.active and securityArmed then 
            sendTelegram(snapShot())
        end
    end
}

johansson wrote: Monday 15 July 2019 11:49 Perfect, thanks!

Adjusted a bit, came up with the following which seems to work for me:

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   		os.execute('sudo /home/xxxxxxxx/domoticz/scripts/frontdoorsnapshop.sh')

   		os.execute('sudo /home/xxxxxxxx/domoticz/scripts/frontdoorsnapshop.sh &')

waaren wrote: Monday 15 July 2019 12:07 If you have not covered for that in your frontdoorsnapshop.sh then best to ask os.execute to run this script in background by adding a '&'

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   		os.execute('sudo /home/xxxxxxxx/domoticz/scripts/frontdoorsnapshop.sh &')

johansson wrote: Monday 15 July 2019 13:52 In general, is there a difference when running the script with os.execute vs the way in your example, i.e. is one way better than the other?