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Is there any fix for this yet?

No, it is one single Unifi AP Pro that both cameras are connected to. They are in the same IP subnet and everything seems identical.

Sadly no answer yet. The thing is: The same camera works via LAN in Shinobi with the same settings. However, a TP-Link C210 works over the same Wifi that my other camera doesn't. The only difference is that the C210 is ONVIF compliant, but that shouldn't be the culprit I guess.

Hi all, I'm trying to add an IP camera to my Shinobi docker. The camera is a Maginon IPC-100AC and not ONVIF compliant but I have an URL that works in Firefox and VLC on my laptop. However, in Shinobi the stream won't work. I've also tried using Agent-DVR docker and Firefox docker but with the same result. The docker containers are configured as bridge and I've enabled Host access to custom network in Docker settings. With Host access enabled I can reach every other network device in Firefox docker - even my Unraid server - but not this single damn camera. The camera is connected via Wifi but I can reach a site hosted on my phone which is in the same network with Firefox docker, so it shouldn't be a misconfiguration Wifi-wise. Can anybody help me?

Wow, thank you! That works like a charm!

Thank you very much for your fast response! It happens with every single file it copies. Most are from normal user shares. But it works. Also thank you for your workaround! If there is no other solution, I'll have to use the CMD mode although I'd prefer the GUI.

Greetings, I'm using the DirSyncPro docker and it works now. It shows a Warning: I/O error: could not copy for every file but it does indeed copy it nevertheless so I don't care. However, when the container is restarted or similar the schedule engine is not running by default. So I have to remember to access it and activate it by hand. Is it possible to enable it by default?