Hello,
I am recording in continuous mode 16 monitors using IP cameras.
Each event recorded is approx 10mins as I can see from the event window and here comes the question:
One should expect to calculate the total number of daily events as: 6 (parts of 10 mins) x 24 (hours) x 16 (monitor) = 2304 events
However mySQL reports for the last 5 days:
SELECT count(*) FROM Events WHERE DATE(StartTime) = '2011-02-10' and Archived=0" zm --> 1662
'2011-02-09' --> 1867
'2011-02-08' --> 2304
'2011-02-07' --> 2318
'2011-02-06' --> 856
Is there any logical explanation that the daily events vary from 856 to 2318?
I am running zm 1.24.2 on Ubuntu server 10.04.
Server spec is dual Xeon E5502 with 16GB of RAM which runs on average load of 4 (most of the streams are 800x600@5fps and 3 streams 1280x1024@3fps)
number of events duting continuous recording
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Most of the events are 599-600s as they are supposed to.
However, I can see events of smaller length (for all monitors at a particular time) which I assume may have been caused because of hard drive filling up.
Checking syslog for the past days, I found disk full conditions for all dates having less daily events that the calculated number of 2304. This justifies why I have less events which makes me conclude that my cleanup filter is not working...
However, I can see events of smaller length (for all monitors at a particular time) which I assume may have been caused because of hard drive filling up.
Checking syslog for the past days, I found disk full conditions for all dates having less daily events that the calculated number of 2304. This justifies why I have less events which makes me conclude that my cleanup filter is not working...