Motioneyeos: Support for SSL?

Created on 1 Dec 2015  路  1Comment  路  Source: ccrisan/motioneyeos

Does motionEyeOS have support for SSL? When logging in remotely, my credentials are sent in plain text.

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Nope. SSL (HTTPS) is not the job of motionEye(OS), but rather of a reverse proxy (e.g. nginx) placed in front of it. HTTPS comes together with a certificate, which is attached to a domain.

Your credentials are never transmitted in fact. motionEye uses a signature mechanism that prevents (at least) the leak of your credentials.

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Nope. SSL (HTTPS) is not the job of motionEye(OS), but rather of a reverse proxy (e.g. nginx) placed in front of it. HTTPS comes together with a certificate, which is attached to a domain.

Your credentials are never transmitted in fact. motionEye uses a signature mechanism that prevents (at least) the leak of your credentials.

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