MichaIng

@InnovoDeveloper Which SBC and architecture do you use? ```sh echo $G_HW_MODEL_NAME $G_HW_ARCH_NAME $G_DISTRO_NAME ```

@InnovoDeveloper You are mixing up the system Python instance and `pyenv` Python instance, that is used explicitly for Home Assistant. After running ```sh sudo -u homeassistant bash . /home/homeassistant/pyenv-activate.sh ```...

This should fix it: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/commit/e7d4053 And to not wait for the update: ```sh sudo sed -i '/^export /a\export UV_SYSTEM_PYTHON=1' /home/homeassistant/pyenv-activate.sh ``` Running automated tests, though since some builds are running,...

Yes there is another thing which needs to be changed. In the previous HA version, the `homeassistant/deps` directory was the directory of the internally used Python instance. Now after `uv...

Instead of killing open connection when idle, you probably want to kill them only if the network connection is actually dead. Use e.g. `-K 75` to send a KeepAlive probe...

Try ```sh sudo python3 -m pip install --upgrade https://github.com/motioneye-project/motioneye ``` Looks like we need to do another beta release.

Did you try to temporarily remove the 1st camera and see whether this enables the 2nd to show a picture? motionEye is not exactly resource friendly, in general when video...

IMO there is no point to sanitize `call_subprocess`. It really is just a wrapper for `subprocess.run`, changing some defaults. Any harmful code could just call `subprocess.run` directly, bypassing the sanity...

1. I am not aware of a software-wise limit in motionEye code. 2. Uff, not sure whether this is possible, if you want to to motion detection on all those....

Yeah that sounds pretty realistic, also that network is the bottleneck, at least for netcams and/or when clients are watching. > Easy 'test', put it on an isolated network with...