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I have never done database backups or ran the autorepair on any of the systems I have set up with them running for a few years with no trouble. I do run mysqltuner and adjust as it advises.It will advise you that it may not be accurate if mysql has been restarted in the last 24hrs so I ususally run ...

Also how much ram is in the system? maybe worth changing the swappiness viewtopic.php?t=24909

monitor the system load with glances or top. top comes with ubuntu, glances you would need to install. With a 4 core a load of 4.0 means 100%. If it is contantly above 4.0 then the system is overloaded. If it is low then that is a good sign. Check your settings for the video writer in the settings ...

Can you tell what the system load average is and how many cores you have? What setting have you got in the camera settings in the storage tab for video writer? may be worth installing glances and post a screenshot of that and may give an idea as what issues you are facing. I usually use mysqltuner ...

I recently installed ubuntu 16.04 for a friend and then followed https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Ubuntu_Server_16.04_64-bit_with_Zoneminder_1.32.x_the_easy_way to install zoneminder. Before installing zoneminder I changed to mariadb as I had in previous installs using Upgrade the LAMP installed MySQL 5 ...

Here is a working flow that performs a login and then passes cookie to JSON request. [{"id":"df9abd12.9df57","type":"inject","z":"b852244.c78c5d8","name":"","topic":"","payload":"","payloadType":"date","repeat":"","crontab":"","once":false,"onceDelay":"","x":248,"y":525,"wires":[["62b463e4.f8e27c ...

I had the same problem yesterday and solved it by editing /etc/php/7.0/apache2/php.ini I changed it to memory_limit = 600M I had googled and found suggestions to change this to 400 but that didnt work for me so I tried 600. Restart apache after changing. EDIT I rebooted after changing to 400, then ...