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The data could be stored encrypted on a VM and cycled off after {n} hours. With the right codecs and encryption, you could likely store a couple days of motion
by LinuxBender 9y ago
The data could be stored encrypted on a VM and cycled off after {n} hours. With the right codecs and encryption, you could likely store a couple days of motion on a small amount of storage. If uploaded in chunks, you might miss a couple minutes prior to the unit being destroyed. I suppose protecting your internet uplink becomes important at this point.
- QasimK 9y agoJust store the encrypted files in AWS S3 (or equivalent)?
- LinuxBender 9y agoThat works too. And maybe use ffmpeg to encode + 7-zip (p7zip 7za on linux) to encrypt and name the chunks based on date in a programmatic / deterministic manor.
- zzzeek 9y agothen I can view the recordings remotely without physical collection of the recordings, exactly what RMS proposes should be illegal.