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I have a set of Axis P3367-VE cameras that are going to be aimed at doors on the exterior of my house
The Axis P33 series cameras have a small set of GPIO pins.
I'd like to use these pins to set an event instead of motion.
Has anyone done anything similar?

Not in front of the machine at the moment. I was able to get it to work by reducing the frame rate down to 10 (at the camera and in ZoneMinder) instead of 20.

I just recreated the directories. If I create a new text file with nano in "/var/cache/zoneminder/images" it shows up in "/video/zoneminder/images." If I create a new text file with nano in "/var/cache/zoneminder/events" it shows up in "/video/zoneminder/events." Deleting files in one deletes it in ...

I found it last night.

Now when I click on the live view, it locks up, at the bottom it says "Receiving data from (server IP)"

I'm guessing 2688 x 1520 x 32bit @ 20 frames per second is a lot.

I had to reinstall three times last night but finally got it. When I got to the point of installing ZoneMinder with the command apt install zoneminder I kept getting a "Password does not satisfy the requirements" error message. I changed my root password and that didn't help. I reran the mysql ...

If I type path_zms, it says command not found. Can you help me out a little more, please.

DO I set this up from the web browser interface or the command prompt on Linux?

I set up ZoneMinder 1.30.4 according to the WIki on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 16.04.4. (Only took me like 18 tries.) And now I'm setting up my first monitor. My camera is a Hikvision DS-2CD2042WD-I. I have set it up with the following path for the stream. rtsp://UserName:ClearTextPassword@192 ...

I had to reinstall three times last night but finally got it. When I got to the point of installing ZoneMinder with the command apt install zoneminder I kept getting a "Password does not satisfy the requirements" error message. I changed my root password and that didn't help. I reran the mysql ...

I don't like LAMP... CCFL bulbs last longer and are more energy efficient. LEDs are even moreso and tolerate on-off cycles better.

I kid, I kid.

But this IS a fresh install, LAMP server was selected on the install. Along with mail server and a bunch of other options.

So I'm trying to enable cgi and apparently I need to do some messing around in/etc/httpd/httpd.conf There is no directiory called /etc/httpd/ I also need to mess with /etc/apache/sites-available There is no directory called /etc/apache/ How can this be if apache is installed and working properly ...

The wiki has the same command to set up Apache CGI with no instructions on how to proceed if it fails.

Can a mod please move this to the appropriate section. I will edit my top post to reflect the version.

So I'm following the instructions at this website to the "T" http://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installationguide/ubuntu.html#easy-way-ubuntu-16-04 Fresh install of Ubuntu Server 16.04.4 (Downloaded early April 2018) Fresh download from the apt-get repository of ZoneMinder as of 15 April ...