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Currently I do not see this being possible. But generally it makes sense. Probably we can add a setting to define a number of seconds (or minutes?) until which no...

More importantly it would mean an authentication is required, but otherwise the HTTP API is there can could be used for such. But the question remains for how long notifications...

> What exactly is an "end event"? When there is no motion anymore. You can define a time in the GUI to define the time after which, if no motion...

> Once you have their attention, they should be able to stop the alerts for a period of time, The 30 seconds was just an example. It makes sense to...

We basically need a "mute motion" flag: - One can configure X minutes to skip motion event actions, after an end event happened, which sets "mute motion" to true, or...

> and if a new motion is detected the timer should be reset (start from the beginning) I'm not sure whether this is a good idea. It means that in...

https://github.com/motioneye-project/motioneye/tree/dev#installation But yes, we need to get this as stable release.

Recent `motion` uses `picture_output`, `output_pictures` was the name until motion v4.1. `center` however is no valid value: https://motion-project.github.io/motion_config.html#picture_output The feature is basically controlled within the still images section in motionEye...

Could you give some more details about the issue: - Which motionEye version are you using, 0.42.0 (Python 2 stable) or 0.43.0 (Python 3 dev)? - You mean deleting media...

Does the local and/or the remote motionEye show related error logs? ```sh journalctl -u motioneye ```