I just upgraded to a fresh install of version 1.24.4 on debian lenny. Everything seems to be working fine except PTZ control. It doesn't work on the web interface or directly from zmcontrol.pl, and neither give any errors. I know I have permissions on the port, and I know the baud rate is correct. It uses the pelco-d protocol. I've even tried a PCI serial port. All of them show up fine in the dmesg output. I still have my old install on the other machine (version 1.24.2) and its PTZ control still works fine. I have noticed one difference. On the old install, when I press one of the PTZ buttons in the web interface I can see the "control server" start in the logs.
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06/06/11 20:32:24.709021 zmcontrol[16968].INF [Starting control server 1/PelcoD]
06/06/11 20:32:24.713732 zmcontrol[16970].INF [Control server 1/PelcoD starting at 11/06/06 20:32:24]
It only starts the first time I press the button and it continues to work as I press other buttons, but doesn't need to be "started" again unless there is a significant amount of idle time. However, on the new install, the logs show the "control server" starting each time I press a PTZ control button.
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06/06/11 20:07:40.929061 zmcontrol[4076].INF [Starting control server 1/PelcoD]
06/06/11 20:07:40.931775 zmcontrol[4078].INF [Control server 1/PelcoD starting at 11/06/06 20:07:40]
06/06/11 20:07:43.382755 zmcontrol[4094].INF [Starting control server 1/PelcoD]
06/06/11 20:07:43.385023 zmcontrol[4096].INF [Control server 1/PelcoD starting at 11/06/06 20:07:43]
06/06/11 20:36:45.612989 zmcontrol[5271].INF [Starting control server 1/PelcoD]
06/06/11 20:36:45.615290 zmcontrol[5272].INF [Control server 1/PelcoD starting at 11/06/06 20:36:45]
06/06/11 20:36:49.226496 zmcontrol[5273].INF [Starting control server 1/PelcoD]
06/06/11 20:36:49.228783 zmcontrol[5274].INF [Control server 1/PelcoD starting at 11/06/06 20:36:49]
This is the only indication I get of a problem, and I cannot find any differences in the installs other than the version. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Lyas