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[FurryNutz]

D-Link may have removed script support due to security reasons.

In the latest DCS-932L firmware (1.14.04), direct access to these URLs are no longer possible and results in the message: "The request is forbidden."

Has anyone figured out a way around this that they could share? I have tried downgrading the firmware but then you cannot use the mydlink remote viewing service.

[zdavstvuy]

I wanted to write a program on Linux that can get motion alerts. How do they work? Does the camera visit a link at the DLink site and provide its ID number, which is hashed to my mydlink account only (thus making this impossible)? Or can I somehow receive the data from the camera to my software? If the latter is the case, how? Many thanks!

[FurryNutz]

You have it right. There is a unique ID number for D-Link products that get associated to there Cloud services.

[Dangar]

In the latest DCS-932L firmware (1.14.04), direct access to these URLs are no longer possible and results in the message: "The request is forbidden."

Has anyone figured out a way around this that they could share? I have tried downgrading the firmware but then you cannot use the mydlink remote viewing service.

I think you have to add

--referer http://URL-CAM/email.htm

I had similar problem with enabling/disabling motion detection and in this case referer url was motion.htm

[FurryNutz]

Thanks for posting this info. Hope it helps future users...   

[Pain123]

In the latest DCS-932L firmware (1.14.04), direct access to these URLs are no longer possible and results in the message: "The request is forbidden."

Has anyone figured out a way around this that they could share? I have tried downgrading the firmware but then you cannot use the mydlink remote viewing service.

I think you have to add

--referer http://URL-CAM/email.htm

I had similar problem with enabling/disabling motion detection and in this case referer url was motion.htm

Hello, im back on this project and cant get it to work with Day/Night Mode.

Motion works fine with "http://admin:PASSWORD@192.168.0.XX/motion.cgi?MotionDetectionEnable=0&MotionDetectionSensitivity=75&ConfigReboot=No&ConfigSystemMotion=Save".
Both for setting Sensitivity and activate/deactivate motion.

What must i do to activate/deactivate Night Mode? The only response i get is "The request is forbidden.".
It dont matter if i add "--referer http://your_camera_ip/night.htm" in the call.
Can someone help me out? 

Best regards Andreas

[rjms]

with curl, this works for me:

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USER=admin
PW=yourpassword
# HOST is whatever is your cam IP, below is example
HOST=192.168.1.150

# Day/Night modes DN
# 0 = Auto
# 1 = Manual
# 2 = Always Day Mode
# 3 = Always Night Mode
# (mode 4 is for schedule, I'll leave to you the details...)
DN = 2

# Define this to keep things short
ipCamDNOpt="DayNightMode=$DN&ReplySuccessPage=night.htm&ReplyErrorPage=errrnght.htm&ConfigDayNightMode=Save"

# We can now proceed
curl --user $USER:$PW http://$HOST/setDayNightMode --referer http://$HOST --data "$ipCamDNOpt" >/dev/null 2>&1

(Note: --referer http://$HOST/night.htm also works... in fact even --referer http://$HOST/fake.htm works! It's the host origin that's important)

Let's hope this still works in an upcoming firmware (which hopefully will come because KRACK attack vulnerability still isn't fixed for DCS-930L/933L and many others        )

[TurboTronix]

Where can I find all the available functions? I am trying to reboot the camera if it gets a "no signal" outcome.