Still having socket_sendto problems
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 10:19 am
Hi,
I have seen topics about the socket_sendto ... no such file or directory... problem, and I have also seen solutions, but for some reason the solutions do not work for me.
Everything works fine if I go to ZM in my internal network. However, if I try to see my camera image from the internet, the above error messages reappear, and I get a Cambozola classnotfoundexception.
One solution mentions an issue with cgi-bin where the standard cgi-bin in httpd.conf is being changed to the cgi-bin in the zoneminder tree.
I have ZM 1.25 (on CentOS 6.3, 64bit) and there is no cgi-bin in the zm tree which is in /var/www/html. The two programs (nph-zms and zms) are in the standard cgi-bin directory.
The issue seems to only appear when I go to ZM via the internet, not when I go directly to the linux server.
Could this be a firewall issue ? I'm only using ports 80 and 443. Both are open in my firewall.
I'm a bit confused and don't know where to look anymore.
Can anyone please help me out ?
Thanks,
Hans
I have seen topics about the socket_sendto ... no such file or directory... problem, and I have also seen solutions, but for some reason the solutions do not work for me.
Everything works fine if I go to ZM in my internal network. However, if I try to see my camera image from the internet, the above error messages reappear, and I get a Cambozola classnotfoundexception.
One solution mentions an issue with cgi-bin where the standard cgi-bin in httpd.conf is being changed to the cgi-bin in the zoneminder tree.
I have ZM 1.25 (on CentOS 6.3, 64bit) and there is no cgi-bin in the zm tree which is in /var/www/html. The two programs (nph-zms and zms) are in the standard cgi-bin directory.
The issue seems to only appear when I go to ZM via the internet, not when I go directly to the linux server.
Could this be a firewall issue ? I'm only using ports 80 and 443. Both are open in my firewall.
I'm a bit confused and don't know where to look anymore.
Can anyone please help me out ?
Thanks,
Hans