Hello @baaswietse, did you ever solve this? Im trying to do the same and have no clue where to start. Thinking about some kind of folder watcher that looks for a file in /share and moves it to /www but feels like an unnecessary step.
I’m heading down the path of periodically copying it over from share to www. I’d never used shell_comand before. Like others, I’d rather not have to have this additonal step outside of Motioneye.
Okay fellas, little late to this party but here is my solution. I wanted the camera pictures that Blue Iris made accessible via home assistant web interface as well…
Step 1) Make a network share for the folder in question — Mine: Windows PC running BlueIris
D:/BlueIris/Alerts
Step 2) Create a shell command in Home Assistant to mount the network share mount_blueiris_alerts_core: mount -t cifs -o dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,username=homeassist,password=something //192.168.10.121/BIAlerts /config/www/cam_capture/BIAlerts
I cant remember but I may have had to install the cifs package (hopefully not)
*you wont be able to see the files if you run ls command from terminal addon or directly on the host machine…
*you also wont find the files in file explorer either
You will be able to find them in the browser though https://homeassist.site/local/mountpoint/file.ext
*you can also see the mount worked correctly by running an ls on the homeassistant docker instance
docker exec -it homeassistant ls /config/www/cam_capture/BIAlerts