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all sorted and working nicely - as is often the case writing the problem in a forum triggers a new tack and helps solve the issue. I'd be interested to hear what you find with this script. Yes - something a bit odd with my network that FQDN didn't work but local host did. Strangely enough I just ...

I'll have a poke round as well - probably something simple I've missed. I've tried running it locally and it didn't like my FQDN, failed to connect of port Error: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='XXXX.duckdns.org', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /zm/api//host/login.json (Caused by ...

good point

here's a thread about the script in question

viewtopic.php?t=29137

as you can see from the last post I did have it working ok before

Regards Tim

HI, I've been rebuilding my ZM system onto new hardware (i7 8700, 16GB ram and 1060ti GPU for cuda) and it's all working nicely with ZMES, pushover, ML etc. The only thing which doesn't seem to be working is the zm end event auto delete which resides in /usr/local/bin and is defined in ...

ok thanks for that tip. As it happens I've been building the legacy first and making progress. I have Ubuntu 22.04, cuda, cv2, ssh,duckdns.org and zm 1.36 all installed and working nicely ready to overlay letsencrypt, zmes and ML. So I did a backup to an identical drive using DD and bs=2k, both ...

Thanks for the quick reply.

I think I'll build both and see how I get on.

I've prepared a couple of Ubuntu 22.04 SSD's with Cuda and CV2 already installed and working.

I plan on overlaying them with ZM1.36 before adding the zmes variants.

Wish me luck !

Regards Tim

Hi I need to rebuild my ZM system including zmes / push over and ml wiith gpu all on one server and am trying to decide if I should use the tried and tested legacy zmes or try the new neo-zmes. The neo-zmes looks as though it could offer some performance gains but I'm a little concerned about it ...

Many thanks for all your help and guidance - all is working nicely now and I have signed up for two pushover accounts, one for myself and another for my partner. The root cause of my problem was having the linux box set to a fixed IP which meant the network DHCP server didn't provide it with an IP ...

Interesting you get an image when ZM triggers whereas I don't - more digging to do but at least pushover is working of sorts. I'll have another go tomorrow and report back. Still a little puzzled as to why the ZM linux box needed a dns address adding explicitly as the rest of the network is quite ...

Ok- we have a break thru :-) The problem was on the ZM linux box running Ubuntu and I had to edit resolv.conf and include 8.8.8.8 as a nameserver to make the manual call work. When I trigger ZM / ES for real I now get a notification of movement but no image attached Progress of sorts but not out of ...

Nothing wrong with my dns and port 443 is open and being forwarded to ZM as HTTPS works fine. The first error I get when running the script locally is this , again referring to failure in name resolution Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/urllib3/connection.py ...

Ok, so I ran that command and got a bunch of errors, interestingly another failure in name resolution just like I had with FCM as mentioned above requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='api.pushover.net', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /1/messages.json (Caused by ...

Thanks we just cross post as I've edited my previous post with my latest findings - I'll try what you suggest.

Many thanks Tim

Hi Magic I notice the zmeventnotification_pushapi.log file is empty so I figure it's not getting called, but when I run sudo ./pushapi_pushover.py test I get returned to the terminal prompt with no errors reported. Looking at the script is should log an error due to lack of arguments ? I had left ...

Hi, I've gone thru' most if not all of the logs and while there's quite a few errors (none of which seem to impact the operation of ZM + ML + ES) I can find no trace of anything related to pushapi_pushover.py. So I ran it locally with the following result: ' tim@192.168.1.75:/var/lib ...