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I've added an install procedure with a script to the WIKI. https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Debian_12_Bookworm_with_Zoneminder_1.36.33#Debian_12_with_Zoneminder_1.37.x I've done this on my home ZM system and it is working very well! I'm trying to get 1.37.50 to work on nginx on Debian 12 but I can't ...

Ok, I don't know if it can be called a bug but I have identified the problem. I had replicated the configurations identically and the zmc processes remain hanging when the command entered on "Event End Command" fails. A simple "echo $1" generates the anomaly. To this day I still haven't figured out ...

If I launch "systemctl stop zoneminder" the command does not finish and remains hanging waiting

To make it terminate I have to kill the zmc processes with "killall -9 zmc"

I have the same problem with the same settings (with 1 cam only) in a separate test virtual machine.

How many cameras do you actually have? The count of tasks in those screen shots seems to be climbing too, is it possible you have more capture processes than you have cameras (e.g. something is causing them to stall, so ZM launches a new capture process, and again, and again, for every camera ...

I reproduced the problem with a single camera in a VMWare machine:

Settings I'm using:

No, that's the htop view.

Look @ top view:
Start: After some minutes: In one hour no more memory available.

EDIT:

You are right, I forgot to order by mem usage:

Debian 12 - Cpu: Ryzen 5 PRO 3400G - Ram: 32 Gb - SSD for SO and DB - HDD for events recording After starting Zoneminder the memory occupied is approximately 3 Gb After 6 minutes 8.44 Gb: after-6-minutes.png After 21 minutes 17.1 Gb: after-21-minutes.png After 57 minutes 32 Gb of ram and all the ...

trying with integrated option: root@zoneminder137:~# cat /etc/sudoers | grep www-data www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /bin/bash /scripts/zoneminder2/estrai_frames.sh * root@zoneminder137:~# sudo -u www-data bash www-data@zoneminder137:/root$ whoami www-data www-data@zoneminder137:/root$ sudo /bin/bash ...

the logs are not the same I added this line on /etc/rsyslog.conf if $syslogfacility-text == 'local1' and $msg contains 'Closing event' then -/var/log/eventizoneminder.log and this is the result on 1.34 (mocord) if I do cat /var/log/eventizoneminder.log (the same in 1.36.33) Jan 10 21:24:03 ...

In version 1.34 I use this script to monitor the end of new events in real time and subsequently launch a script for image analysis. It works in 1.36 too. ########################################################################################################## #!/bin/bash PARSER=`pgrep -f zm_parser ...

I was in a hurry and uninstalled everything and reinstalled from scratch, now it works. Thanks of course for the support

Debian 12 This is the login page: problem.png this is the page after login: problem2.png This is the apache access log: 10.0.1.2 - - [07/Jan/2024:18:41:31 +0100] "POST /zm/?view=login HTTP/1.1" 200 5271 "http://10.0.1.174/zm/" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML ...

I had a similar problem when I used a single SSD disk for the database and recordings

I solved the problem by adding a mechanical disk dedicated to event recording and using the SSD disk for the DB

Don't ask me why but the problem is reproducible

The hard drive dedicated to video storage solved the problem although I don't understand why

I think my problem was not related to bad network or bad rstp stream. On my test environment I had only 1 SSD disk (SO, database, video storage etc.) and I thought it was enough for 2 cameras The behavior changed after I added a dedicated disk (mechanical) for video storage. Now the memory ...