D-Link Forums
The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => IP Cameras => DCS-2332L => Topic started by: dannnnn on June 25, 2014, 06:59:21 PM
-
hi all,
is there a way to copy jpegs saved to an SD card in a DCS-2332L netcam without physically removing the SD card from the netcam?
i have it configured to take time-lapse pictures and record them to a PC (via SMB over wifi) and to an SD card (as a backup in case the wifi/PC goes down). this has been a wise decision as the d-link wifi router i bought to run it needs to be rebooted every few weeks!! the camera is in a very difficult to access location so having to physically remove the SD card everytime the d-link AP crashes is frustrating!!
thanks for your help!
- dan
-
I don't have an SD card inserted in any of my cameras currently to refresh my memory, but --
You can access the files on the card from the web interface. Worst case, you can download them one at a time that way. I can't remember whether the web interface lets you grab a whole folder at once.
-
i haven't figured out a way to download folders but hopefully i am just slow??
one at a time will be panful.... 1 photo every minute = 6 days * 24 hrs * 60 minutes = 8,640 files...!
-
Access through SSH
Run the command:
find /mnt/mmc/ -name "*.jpg" | while read filename; do /usr/bin/ftpput -v -u YOUR_FTP_USER -p YOUR_FTP_PASS IP_OR_DOMAIN:21 /FTP_FOLDER/${filename##*/} $filename; done;
This will find every jpg in your SD card and send one by one to your FTP folder.
-
thanks for the code. will that recreate the folder structure as well?
-
No. But I think it's possible to do what you want..