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I can't remember for sure but I think you can find out from one of the tables in mysql database what privileges the zmuser has. However, it is much easier to run the commands shown in the ZoneMinder installation guide which will grant the right privileges. Checkout here: http://www.zoneminder.com ...

Hello, The first part is normal - by default most MySQL installations allow root access with blank password (which in a production environment can be a security risk if left like that, but is useful to get things started). The second part - all commands in the mysql console need to end in semicolon ...

If I remember correctly - Slackware uses a strict php.ini - quite good for security purposes - but can be a pain on a test system until things get going. I've just replaced the default php.ini with php.ini.dist in /etc/httpd/ if I remember correctly. However, I believe that if you are not using ...

I am adding my own reply, It turned out that the whole thing was related to php not running properly (or at all) and an improperly configured zmuser user in MySQL (during some initializing commands, I ended up with zmuser@localhost and zmuser@% with different passwords). It seems to be starting ok ...

I've installed 1.23.3 on a Slackware 12.1 --current box. Kernel is 2.6.27.7, Perl is 5.10, MySQL 5.0.67, Apache is 2.2.10. Installation is from source. I've managed to configure it, after installing a whole bunch of Perl modules from CPAN until the 'configure' script stopped complaining. I've also ...