Another interesting issue that I hope someone smarter than I can confirm whether it is something to worry about or not.
I just upgraded to 1.28.0 from 1.27.1 on Debian, and upon logging in - I get the following error message:
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Shared data not initialised by capture daemon, some query functions may not be available or produce invalid results
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11/10/14 01:06:09.992120 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_logger.cpp/230 [LogOpts: level=DB1/DB1, screen=OFF, database=INF, logfile=DB1->/tmp/zm/zm_debug.log.31131, syslog=INF]
11/10/14 01:06:09.992460 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_user.cpp/172 [Attempting to authenticate user from auth string 'tttttttttttt']
11/10/14 01:06:09.992869 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_user.cpp/235 [Checking auth_key 'xxxxxxxn*aaaaaaaaaa' -> auth_md5 'dddddddddddddd']
11/10/14 01:06:09.992889 zmu[31131].INF-zm_user.cpp/241 [Authenticated user 'admin']
11/10/14 01:06:10.016751 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/2478 [Got 1 monitors]
11/10/14 01:06:10.016809 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/2513 [Got 1 for v4l_captures_per_frame]
11/10/14 01:06:10.017342 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/367 [monitor purpose=0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.017379 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/375 [mem.size=552970560]
11/10/14 01:06:10.017398 zmu[31131].WAR-zm_monitor.cpp/424 [Shared data not initialised by capture daemon, some query functions may not be available or produce invalid results]
11/10/14 01:06:10.040200 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/430 [Monitor porchcam has no zones, adding one.]
11/10/14 01:06:10.040326 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 0/All - 1 - 640x480 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:15, MxAT:0, MnAP:50, MxAP:75000, FB:3x3, MnFP:50, MxFP:50000, MnBS:10, MxBS:0, MnB:0, MxB:0, OF: 0, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.048172 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/440 [Monitor porchcam has function 3]
11/10/14 01:06:10.048197 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/441 [Monitor porchcam LBF = '%N - %m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S', LBX = 0, LBY = 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.048216 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/442 [Monitor porchcam IBC = 600, WUC = 25, pEC = 150, PEC = 150, EAF = 6, FRI = 1000, RBP = 12, ARBP = 3, FM = 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.049178 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/957 [Got 5 zones for monitor porchcam]
11/10/14 01:06:10.049265 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 2/Porch - 1 - 638x356 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:35, MxAT:0, MnAP:7406, MxAP:0, FB:5x5, MnFP:7406, MxFP:0, MnBS:7406, MxBS:0, MnB:1, MxB:0, OF: 20, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.054431 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 3/Column - 1 - 116x281 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:35, MxAT:0, MnAP:1663, MxAP:0, FB:5x5, MnFP:1247, MxFP:0, MnBS:1247, MxBS:0, MnB:1, MxB:0, OF: 20, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.057113 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 4/West Railing - 1 - 265x173 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:35, MxAT:0, MnAP:3345, MxAP:0, FB:5x5, MnFP:2508, MxFP:0, MnBS:2508, MxBS:0, MnB:1, MxB:0, OF: 10, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.059728 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 5/North Railing - 1 - 279x72 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:35, MxAT:0, MnAP:955, MxAP:0, FB:5x5, MnFP:718, MxFP:0, MnBS:718, MxBS:0, MnB:1, MxB:0, OF: 10, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.061937 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_zone.cpp/51 [Initialised zone 14/Staircase - 1 - 138x34 - Rgb:0000ff, CM:3, MnAT:35, MxAT:0, MnAP:114, MxAP:0, FB:5x5, MnFP:114, MxFP:0, MnBS:114, MxBS:0, MnB:1, MxB:0, OF: 5, AF: 0]
11/10/14 01:06:10.064403 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/2766 [Loaded monitor 1(porchcam), 5 zones]
11/10/14 01:06:10.064509 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/520 [Unable to map file /dev/shm/zm.mmap.1 (552970560 bytes) to locked memory, trying unlocked]
11/10/14 01:06:10.064537 zmu[31131].DB1-zm_monitor.cpp/522 [Mapped file /dev/shm/zm.mmap.1 (552970560 bytes) to locked memory, unlocked]
Here's the interesting part - towards the top of the log, it indicates that porchcam (the camera I was viewing when I logged in) has no zones, and then it appears it realizes it does have zones. Next it seems to complain about mapping files (see last few lines).
So basically I am trying to identify whether it is something to worry about, or just harmless ZM shenanigans...
Thanks!
