Api - 404 error

[andyinno]

Hi everybody,

it's two days that I am reading everything related to zoneminder without finding what is going wrong.

I installed zoneminder v1.32.3 on a raspberry pi with raspbian buster light. I configured the camera and I can see it in the browser.

I now want to connect to it using the api.

The problem I facing is that the tests that I read on the net asks to view a json reply under the api folder.
The request is getting me a 404 reply.

Checking apache logs give me no more information. Just what it is in the browser.

I can browse my zm/api/ folder via browser and I see "Release Notes for CakePHP 2.10.11"

everything is green except for "DebugKit is not installed. It will help you inspect and debug different aspects of your application.
You can install it from GitHub"

Any ideas about how to go over this?
thank you in advance

[sjoerd]

The problem I facing is that the tests that I read on the net asks to view a json reply under the api folder.
The request is getting me a 404 reply.

I have exactly the same problem
Also V1.32.a on RaspBerry PI.

Have looked around using Google, updated htaccess file as adviced but no success.
What should we do?

[bbunge]

Switch to Ubuntu 18.04 preload server for the Pi. Arm64 or armhf works.
If you use ZM from the master PPA video writing even works!

[sjoerd]

MY ZoneMinder API is now working on Raspbian Debian Buster!

I replaced my config in:
/etc/apache2/conf-available/zoneminder.conf

with this one:

ZM 1.32.3 is working for me on Debian 10 with the following configuration for apache 2.4 (zoneminder.conf)

Thanx Felixr for sharing!

[felixr]

Glad I could help.

[sivik]

What the configuration change that you made? There is nothing there. My api page works but if I go to check the getversion, it gives the 404 that seems to match what is going on here.

[kitkat]

What the configuration change that you made? There is nothing there. My api page works but if I go to check the getversion, it gives the 404 that seems to match what is going on here.

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