Basic ONVIF support

[mrlt8]

• ONVIF support - this is still a work in progress, but the bridge can now provide some basic ONVIF functionality. No additional configuration required. You can manually add the bridge to your ONVIF client using:
  • Hostname/IP: Hostname/IP where the container is running
  • Port: Same port as WebUI (Default: 5000)
  • Username (If WB_AUTH enabled): wb
  • Password (If WB_AUTH enabled): API key from the WebUI
• ONVIF auto discovery can also be enabled, however, some additional configuration is required as WS-Discovery is multicast-based. To enable auto-discovery:
  1. You must run your container with network_mode: host or some networking mode that allows for multicast traffic.
  2. Set WS_DISCOVERY=true to enable the auto-discovery.
  • [Optional] Set ONVIF_URL=mybridge:5050 to change the address that WS-Discovery will advertise.

[iceman3k]

"ONVIF_URL=mybridge:5050"
This option fails to change the advertised onvif port, the accessible port for onvif, or the webui port.

ONVIF_URL -> ONVIF_ADDRS in config.py for environmental variable
ONVIF_ADDRS -> xaddr in onvif.py

Line 41, looks like an array to get an domain or host:port

def get_xaddr():
    xaddr = config.ONVIF_ADDRS or socket.gethostbyname_ex(socket.gethostname())[2][0]
    root, sub = xaddr.partition("/")[::2]
    host, port = root.partition(":")[::2]

Port 5000 hardcoded in frontend.py

[iceman3k]

Seems to be adding onvif where requried