input_http does not work with "motionplus" #419
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input_http only works with mjpg-streamer because the boundary name is hard coded. Also it doesn't handle the mime type correctly. There is rather good description of how to do it at "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47729941/mjpeg-over-http-specification". Thank you Remy Lebeau. The main loop no longer uses a byte by byte copy. Instead, it determines the length of the frame from the boundary header and then collects the individual TCP buffers, storing them using memcpy. Also fixed some of the error handling in the error handling and added a timeout for the socket.
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Also added change to output_http to allow streams to be included in web pages. The string matcher included the root directory ('/' ) which restricts streams to the root only. Now any stream requests that includes "action=stream" will be accepted. |
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input_http only works with mjpg-streamer because the boundary name is hard coded. Also it doesn't handle the mime type correctly. There is rather good description of how to do it at "https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47729941/mjpeg-over-http-specification". Thank you Remy Lebeau. The main loop no longer uses a byte by byte copy. Instead, it determines the length of the frame from the boundary header and then collects the individual TCP buffers, storing them using memcpy. Also fixed some of the error handling and added a timeout for the socket.