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ZM version 1.26.5 running on CentOS 6.3

thanks for your help!

Hello, I have FILTER_EXECUTE_INTERVAL currently set to 30 seconds and a saved filter that identifies any alarm for the day. I'm trying to offload alarms to an FTP server for backups in case the machine is damaged/stolen. The filter works fine when manually executed but it doesn't seem to run ...

I believe your issue is with the yum install of ffmpeg. I would yum remove the ffmpeg and the devel packages and compile from source. Note: I did a fresh install of CentOS 5.7 i386 on a spare laptop with nothing but the core system files because I wanted to see if I encountered any errors. I ...

add this --with-ffmpeg=/usr/local/share/ffmpeg CPPFLAGS="-D__STDC_CONSTANT_MACROS"

and ./configure again

note: for fedora it may be just /usr/share/ffmpeg

I never used the fedora distro

one last thing, ffmpeg output and your ./configure command you used.

copy and paste the output of:

cat /etc/*-release && uname -isr

and aslo yum list installed | grep ffmpeg

a repo install is not going to setup your sql database and other things that are necessary to configure. wget the source tar ball and run the sql script provided to create your database. I would run an updatedb && locate zm It may list quite a few files but should be a quick way to see if zm ...

I was getting the same error compiling on CentOS 5.6. I had some old ffmpeg devel files installed so simple yum remove ffmpeg-devel.x86_64 worked for me

I then ran make clean, reconfigured, recompiled and everything installed nicely.

I have added a mod to 1.24.3 to allow these messages to be disabled by setting the FPS Report Interval to zero. Thanks, I apperciate your help. this should help when .3 is offically released. In the mean time, I'll edit the syslog.conf or continue to filter out the ZM stuff with a bash script I ...

There is a way to detour those messages to another log file... like /var/log/zm/zm.log http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/Documentation goto Logging... follow instructions... yes I read it... the wiki states: In order to control syslog messages you need to locate and edit the syslog.conf file ...

ZM is flooding my /var/log/messages with what seems to be routine stuf such as: zmc_m3[8972]: INF [Nursery: 6681000 - Capturing at 14.93 fps] zma_m5[3435]: INF [Backyard: 8053000 - Processing at 10.87 fps] Zoneminder is running on a home server that handles stuff other than just monitoring the ...