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iconnor wrote: ↑Sat Aug 06, 2022 4:46 pm RPM fusion is slow to publish. We would have to host our own repo, which we do for master packages. There is a lot of work to do in this regard.

Got it. No worries. I'm no devops wizard, but I thought maybe I could contribute with some brainstorming or something. Got the update today though!

Well, I got it working after another reinstall. Don't know why anything changed. This did uncover a problem with the update process though. I know the Ubuntu install is heavily pushed here, but is there a CI/CD or automated build process for packaging releases or something? Who do we talk to to make ...

Magic919 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 4:27 pm That’s odd. I’m sure I read all instances of strftime were now gone.

You might be on to something, actually. I shouldn't assume repos are up to date. Looks like RPMFusion is on 1.36.19 currently.

Magic919 wrote: ↑Sat Jul 30, 2022 5:39 am Try the latest release.

This is a fresh install from the RPMFusion repo as of yesterday. No updates available.

I have a clean install running on a Fedora 36 LXC on Proxmox. Everything seemed to be going well and working fine. I have everything configured in accordance with the README and Zoneminder is running happily. I configured 3 cameras in Record mode. They come up nicely, show me frame rate, and I can ...

It's really pretty unfortunate. Seems like they could have a CI pipeline to just build the packages and push them for them...

Well, we did indeed get the 1.36.0 release finally. I haven't pointed my repo to master because I don't want the devel branch. Again though, we're missing another release (although just a minor this time). It seems the debian repos continually get forgotten. I'm not seeing 1.36.1 now.

I made my DB backup and got ready to update to the 1.36.x branch, but it looks like the debian repo doesn't have the updated packages yet. Is that correct?

I'm running bullseye specifically, but I also tried the buster repo to no avail.

I'm beginning to think that possibly some of my issues are being caused by having multiple object detections from multiple events within the same clip in my mocord setup. I don't think ES would append notes, and I don't know about the detection frames being written back to zoneminder.... It's very ...

Well I noticed that the buffer settings between my low-res mocord streams and my high-res nodect triggered streams weren't exactly the same. I tweaked them so they are all the same now, and still no dice... This is nearly completely breaking my ES object detection since it rarely gets the right frame.

iconnor wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 12:54 pm crap clearly I neglected to build zmrepo packages for debian. Doing so now.

Thanks much! I look forward to each development here. We appreciate your work. I don't mind offering up a nudging reminder every now and then.

iconnor wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2020 11:25 pm We are not in control of zoneminderhq.

1.34.18 is not the latest version of zoneminder.

FWIW, your own repo https://zmrepo.zoneminder.com/debian/release-1.34/ doesn't have 1.34.21 on it yet, and it's been a week.

Hello all, I've got Zoneminder 1.34.20 setup and running on a Debian LXC. Everything seems to be working great. Zones are setup, motion detection works. I have 4 monitors configured from 2 camera's RTMP streams. 2 are full resolution, 2 are substreams. The 2 substreams are set to Mocord. The 2 full ...