ZoneMinder Forums

I don't know what distribution it's running on, but you might want to go to the distribution's website and look for what you need to do to add the "Unstable" distro. For example, I'm running Debian, and I added: deb http://debian.yorku.ca/debian/ unstable main non-free contrib deb http://ftp.us ...

what are the correct entries to keep my ZMLinuxOS install fully current?

assume I have an empty /etc/apt/sources.list

Question: when you access the box locally can you open http://<zoneminder> and https://<zoneminder>? If you can, all you do is created the virtual host I mentioned above all requests from the outside to port 7355 will go to zm port 80 which will then be redirected to https://<zoneminder>. If I am ...

unfortunately
I do not have access to port 80 or 443
so any setup that assumes traffic across those ports does not work for me

I have only one port forwarded to my zm box (7355)

No I did not back up httpd.conf Yes That was stupid I normally would. I guess fate had scheduled a reminder for me of why. I could see nothing in the error log but I did find that the mod_php line had been erased I can only think that the mod_ssl pkg overwrote httpd.conf because I certainly did not ...

I can see the directory and all the files
but I dont get the zoneminder interface

I can click on index.php but all that happens is my browser asks me if I want to download the file


what have I broken?

I am digging through it now I have installed the mod-ssl , found it to give a cryptic error needed access to zmbox so I uninstalled mod-ssl thinking I would get back regular access nope now I am forbbiden not asking you to solve apache issues, just giving an update on my regress thanks for your ...

I have been beating myself sore looking for how I just spent an hour typing long cryptic commands to make ssl keys and certs only to get hung in the middle and not be sure I was doing the right thing anyway the are no posts in the forums about changing the zoneminder server to https is that because ...

only if you have apache2 installed

ZMLinuxOS does not use apache2

it uses apache and the file is where I said it was

in fact the file "ports.conf" does not exist on my install

I had to poke around a bit I should have mentioned I am using ZMLinuxOS (Nice set up btw) The apache conf files are in non standard locations and once I found them all was clear. In /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf simply set ServerName to the ip:port I want to use. ie: ServerName 192.168.111.128:7533 ...

I have several boxes I port-forward to, I now have a zm box in that group.

I want to know how to get the zm box to respond to a non-standard port so I can assign it to the box. (ie http://ipaddrs:25555)