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I have a similar problem with a ceiling fan being declared a person any time motion is detected elsewhere in the field of view. in objectconfig.ini there is a line for match_past_detection=yes This helped, it would only declare the ceiling fan as a person once and then not again. But it seems to ...

Sorry I am being confusing. I hope I can clear it up better now as I think I have a good grasp of what my problem was. I believe the core issue was due to my firewall, Opnsense, not allowing my server to resolve zoneminder by its domain name (mydomain.com/zm) because it can have aggressive security ...

I think I fixed it. Running the command (with an event and monitor selected that had known objects to detect) sudo -u www-data /var/lib/zmeventnotification/bin/zm_detect.py --config /etc/zm/objectconfig.ini --eventid <eid> --monitorid <mid> --debug as well as me running it as mlapiconfig.ini sudo -u ...

Will do asap.

I am a bit confused about mlapi being a separate module or an add in function. Because of that confusion I just did not think to even look at zmes debugging since it seemed to be working without error before I installed the mlapi.

Can you elaborate?

I see that zm_detect.py is part of zmeventnotification and that is working. Is this process being held up by zmes and blocking it from mlapi?

First of, big sad the pliablepixels ran out of time to support this. I wish them the best. Anyways, I am having a rather frustrating error. Since all of this is now forked, I am referring to pliablepixels repo not the newer forked version(s). I am on debian 11 python 3.9.2 and openssl 1.1.1k ...

I just switched to 1.36 on a fresh Debian 11 install and installed a hand me down 1060(replacing a very old radeon card). I notice my /dev/shm is 0% where as before it was closer to 70% of the 11GB of ram I have allocated to zoneminder. Everything seems to run ok I just am wondering what happened ...

If the camera has a way to access it from an app or outside the local network then they are using a reverse proxy of some kind which is always keeping a connection open through your firewall. In Reolink's case it is just an Nginx reverse proxy which you can see if you try and log in before they ...

I have 5 cameras at 720p and 30fps(over PoE) now and the system runs fine as is. I would like to add the in the eventserver and zmmagik but am curious what I need in terms of gpu power. I read the github pages for both and it seems opencv needs about 2GB of gpu memory using the Yolo3 config cited in ...

Ok, so the mozilla test I am talking about is found at https://observatory.mozilla.org/ and it will give me a 70/100 score with my ssl config. It dings the score because(according to this mozilla test) no content security policy is implemented, and because of that it can be vulnerable to cross ...

I have zoneminder running on Debian 10 and was going over the usual website benchmarks like ssllabs and mozilla. According to mozilla the current trend is to migrate from the X-Frames based options to using Content Security Policy options in the ssl configuration. I started playing around with it ...