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Very much agree. I was quite surprised to get 4 cameras usable on it with room for another 1-2 (based solely on load and debug). I have my GPU overclocked as high as I think it can go and the memory up to 512 for now but may go higher after another camera or two. Also looking at using vaapi to test ...

It's certainly been a while since I've posted :D I was just curious if anyone else is using an RPI 4 w 4GB RAM to run Zoneminder and if you've uncovered any really good optimizations or configurations? I'm currently running Zoneminder 1.34.22 on an overclocked RPI 4 (2Ghz CPU and 750Mhz GPU) with 4 ...

Never mind now all of a sudden it's all good :shock: Has anyone else seen this? I've done a fresh install from scratch 2 times and still get this 500 error. I' following the install on the wiki from the Raspberry Pi 3B Zoneminder 1.30.4 section of This page: https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Debian_9_64 ...

Has anyone else seen this? I've done a fresh install from scratch 2 times and still get this 500 error. I' following the install on the wiki from the Raspberry Pi 3B Zoneminder 1.30.4 section of This page: https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Debian_9_64-bit_with_Zoneminder_1.30.4_the_Easy_Way#Raspberry_Pi ...

I'm going to guess this is dead (over a decade) or has moved on. Posting just in case there's any life out there that might know of another Nagios plugin or integration for Zoneminder. If not I guess I'll look into possibly creating one sometime

Now you've got me thinking lol ... as long as changing it non active doesn't alter the existing other attributes I think this would also be a possibility. I noticed when I did it from the web gui it would alter (from cache or default maybe?) some of the other settings. Potentially using the API may ...

If there's any interest, I revamped my code a little and posted the new version HERE

I created a pretty simple script to dump zone names and allow me to cron changing zones to/from Active and Inactive. I ran into a situation where some seasonal lighting was making my zm go nuts and it really only crossed paths on a couple of zones. For now I've created a relatively simple script ...

Apologies for double post (perhaps a mod can remove the one from the 1.30.x discussion) This was a quick kick at the can to get the PTZ portion of my WansCam HW0045 outdoor camera working. Credit in comments to others' work I used. It's pretty much a verbatim copy of a couple other modules with the ...

This was a quick kick at the can to get the PTZ portion of my WansCam HW0045 outdoor camera working. Credit in comments to others' work I used. It's pretty much a verbatim copy of a couple other modules with the commands changed. I'll put more effort into it as time permits to add other features or ...

Did you find the Camera Control (http://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/stable/userguide/cameracontrol.html) in readthedocs? s. *egg on face* Thanks bbunge I thought I'd searched well, it would appear not. I've created (bastardized) a Control Module to work with my Wanscam HW0045. I still have a few ...

I can't seem to find the answer in the forum, on the Git hub site, or in the wiki (so I might be blind or searching for the wrong thing) Does anyone know if there's an official procedure for creating a ZoneMinder PM file for camera control? I have access to the commands I need and some existing Perl ...

EDIT: fixed a typo lol I'll eventually write a full blown wrapper/script ... for now I'm calling this from cron to disable the zone at 6:00 PM and enable it again at 9:00. It currently only takes 1 argument that is either 'active' or 'inactive' but I'll eventually use options so you can pass more ...

This isn't a horrible idea except for the number of zones I have on the monitor lol ... I did test (just in case) to see if the run state maintains any of the deeper config options associated with the zones however it does not :( I could have created a new state and just deactivated that zone and ...

So ... I'm going to go with "no"? lol ... I guess I'll write something when I have some free cycles (shameless bump)