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Thanks in advance for any pointers - I'm convinced that my issue is something simple that has been overlooked...

Previously I've compiled ZM for a number of Ubuntu systems without a hitch, including the use of the .deb package as far back as when it first became available 'round 2007.

I'm currently on Ubuntu 10.10 and have installed from the Ubuntu repos.

...applied the "post-deb install" tweaks, (zmfix -a w/the chmod, link the apache.conf to zm.conf, adduser www-data to video), but the Console refuses to let me edit the monitor.


**I do get the monitor popup, but none of the tabs open save the first, so unable to specify the "source" (2nd tab)

**As well, I'm able to create monitors, 'tho unable to delete them.

**Also unable to start or stop ZM from the console, from command line I can.
(thus I call the Console "dead")

help, thanks

FWIW - I'm using only one USB webcam that is recognized by the system as present, including zm via command-line.

Forgive me should a solition to this issue be addressed elsewhere; after exhaustive searching it seems that no-one has the same issue that I do.
Thanks again

Can you take screenshots of the problem?

mastertheknife

FWIW - I just did a fresh install and looked at the apache error log, which contained:

...
[Wed Apr 13 21:47:31 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/javascript, referer: http: // localhost/zoneminder/index.php?view=state&action=&apply=1&runState=stop&newState=
[Wed Apr 13 21:49:30 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/javascript, referer: http : // localhost /zoneminder/
[Wed Apr 13 21:49:30 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/javascript, referer: http : // localhost/zoneminder/
[Wed Apr 13 21:49:30 2011] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist: /var/www/javascript, referer: http : // localhost/zoneminder/
...

I remedied the error by creating symlink "/var/www/javascript" which points to "/usr/share/javascript" from ...

Not sure whether this is an error in the .deb pkg (i think so) for Ubuntu or whether my system (definitely not vanilla Ubuntu) has been configured a little differently, or both. Either way, I'm playing with the system now & will report any other issues.