Forked from Mpsd using seemannj's PHP program to get files from a flashair card via wifi.
Adds a systemd service wrapper and a post processing script to the PHP process
Script chain
flashairsync.service => FlashAirSync.wrapper => FlashAirSync.php => FlashAirSync.post
flashairsync.service is a systemd service that periodically(using sleep) runs the wrapper called FlashAirSync.wrapper which is a sh script calling FlashAirSync.php only if the card is pingable and then calling FlashAirSync.post an sh script to postprocess the new files and sort them into folders by year/date Various setup instructions can be found in the individual command files, which should be edited before running. copy Flashairsnc.service to /etc/systemd/system and execute:
sudo systemctl start flashairsync.service sudo systemctl enable flashairsync.service
To start and enable the servuce to run at boot.
Monitor ~/FlashAirSync/flashairsync.log to follow progress. You can also check for errors using systemctl -l status flashairsync.service or use journalctl -xe for a longer log of service status updates
I've had to take a photo to get the process to start uploading form the camera on occasion.
Original (forked) Readme:
A simple automatic file synchronisation script for Toshiba FlashAir devices.
FlashAir Auto Sync, copies all images from flash air card when it is available and drops them in a local folder.
Requires PHP 5.4 CLI
Pass Configuration variables by command line e.g.
php FlashAirSync.php --flashairip=192.168.0.2
If the camera isn't online, it quits. If the camera goes offline during the processing, the next time it will do a full update.
It only copies a file once.
Deletions on the camera will NOT propogate to the target - camera space is tight so you are free to delete files there without losing the off-camera copy.
If you delete a file from the target directory, that deletion WILL propogate to the camera because the assumption is, it's a junk image you don't want, so no need for it on camera either.
Modifications on the camera will NOT propogate to the target - you're not modifying images on the camera in any meaningfull way.
Modifications in the target will NOT propogate to the camera - the camera will always have the "original".
For more info: https://flashair-developers.com/en/documents/ https://flashair-developers.com/en/documents/api/ http://www.extrud3d.com/flashair
FlashAir cards normally operate in host mode, that is, they appear as a Wifi Network to which you connect.
However they can also operate in Client mode (aka Station mode), that is they connect to your existing network and you can access them by IP address if you have your existing wifi router/api assign a fixed IP to them.
See the extrud3d link, and https://flashair-developers.com/en/documents/api/config/ for details.
In order to delete files on the card (when they are deleted on the destination directory), UPLOAD must be enabled in the FlashAir config file also to turn on the upload.cgi API.
Sample config which puts card in wifi client mode (so it connects to your existing wifi router/access point), with upload enabled the config file is SD_WLAN/CONFIG on the sdcard, just edit then turn off and on the card to reload.
[Vendor]
CIPATH=/DCIM/100__TSB/FA000001.JPG
APPMODE=5
APPNETWORKKEY=YOUR_NETWORK_KEY_HERE
APPSSID=YOUR_SSID_HERE
VERSION=F24A6W3AW1.00.03
CID=02544d5357303847075000c0bf00c801
PRODUCT=FlashAir
VENDOR=TOSHIBA
MASTERCODE=00216b97d78a
LOCK=1
APPNAME=flashair
UPLOAD=1