On a system with 3 cameras, one 4 port board, and a 120 G HD, it fill up in about 4 to 5 days.
I used to be able to go to filters, select an even by camera, date & time and view.
I could also check all int the list and delete old images. It was slow to actually remove them.
So then I selected the option of auto-removing when the disk got within 95% of full.
That never worked!
But after that selection, I can no longer see the list of events regardles of how I set up filters.
I can get a list for individual cameras, but that does not offer the ability to delete older events.
How do I get the origional filters setup back again?
Filter problem
What I resorted to
cd .../zm/events/1
rm event#1/*
rm event#2/*
rm event#3/*
rm event#4/*
rm event#5/*
rm event#6/*
etc.
rmdir *
This works but take a lot of manipulation, is extreamly slow, and very frustrating.
Also, I have to do it every 2 to 3 days before it stops saving new events at 100% usage on the disk. I'm working on a script file using sed to create a script file from the event/N llisting, but I have about 15 minutes a day to work with it.
No, the process in ZM to purge when the disk gets full does NOT work.
rm event#1/*
rm event#2/*
rm event#3/*
rm event#4/*
rm event#5/*
rm event#6/*
etc.
rmdir *
This works but take a lot of manipulation, is extreamly slow, and very frustrating.
Also, I have to do it every 2 to 3 days before it stops saving new events at 100% usage on the disk. I'm working on a script file using sed to create a script file from the event/N llisting, but I have about 15 minutes a day to work with it.
No, the process in ZM to purge when the disk gets full does NOT work.
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if you cant view your events then the filters wont be able to delete them
Is your db corrupt?
Is your db corrupt?
James Wilson
Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
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Disclaimer: The above is pure theory and may work on a good day with the wind behind it. etc etc.
http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk