I have seen several times now instances where the Security Spy plugin (up to date at time of post) goes out of control / run a way when reporting motion events from Security Spy. The log gets entries reporting throttled movement at a pace that seems to exceed the throttle, even though the movement has stopped, and in fact the Security Spy app has been quit to see if it is causing the issue.

I have been alerted to this condition by getting home, walking past a camera, and then hearing minutes later, my poor wee Mac Mini, panting away at full fan revs with Indigo bleating about throttled security spy movement. As I said, I have then quit Security Spy and the event deluge continues. Indigo even struggles to restart the plugin on my request.

anothersphere wrote:I have seen several times now instances where the Security Spy plugin (up to date at time of post) goes out of control / run a way when reporting motion events from Security Spy. The log gets entries reporting throttled movement at a pace that seems to exceed the throttle, even though the movement has stopped, and in fact the Security Spy app has been quit to see if it is causing the issue.

I have been alerted to this condition by getting home, walking past a camera, and then hearing minutes later, my poor wee Mac Mini, panting away at full fan revs with Indigo bleating about throttled security spy movement. As I said, I have then quit Security Spy and the event deluge continues. Indigo even struggles to restart the plugin on my request.

I've been running into a similar situation whereas I have a trigger setup to sense motion and the trigger fires over and over again. Same situation where security spy application itself has been closed and indigoserver is still running.

Happened again this morning. Restart of the plugin was not graceful and process has to be killed as part of the restart.
Triggered by a movement past a camera that started and then soon ceased.