ZoneMinder now in Fedora
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2007 9:31 am
It's taken a lot longer than I expected, but finally I've got ZoneMinder into the Fedora distribution.
It's available right now in Fedora Extras for Fedora Core 6, in the main Fedora 7 distribution, and in the development 'rawhide' tree. Just:
yum install zoneminder
Take a look at the distro README:
/usr/share/doc/zoneminder-1.22.3/README.Fedora.
If you have the previous zm RPMs installed and want to use the Fedora packages you will need to uninstall the original RPMs first since the new package is marked as conflicting zm. Be careful when you uninstall zm because it does an 'rm -rf /var/lib/zm' on removal (which is why the package is set to conflict rather than upgrade).
Note that zoneminder is built without ffmpeg support - Fedora does not include any mpeg codecs because of patent restrictions. Also the X10 module is not built at the moment, a future update will add that (especially if I get requests for it).
Background info on the packaging is in the original request:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/sh ... ?id=220931
Have fun!
Martin
PS. Any issues with it please post here or in the Fedora bug. Any questions just reply here.
It's available right now in Fedora Extras for Fedora Core 6, in the main Fedora 7 distribution, and in the development 'rawhide' tree. Just:
yum install zoneminder
Take a look at the distro README:
/usr/share/doc/zoneminder-1.22.3/README.Fedora.
If you have the previous zm RPMs installed and want to use the Fedora packages you will need to uninstall the original RPMs first since the new package is marked as conflicting zm. Be careful when you uninstall zm because it does an 'rm -rf /var/lib/zm' on removal (which is why the package is set to conflict rather than upgrade).
Note that zoneminder is built without ffmpeg support - Fedora does not include any mpeg codecs because of patent restrictions. Also the X10 module is not built at the moment, a future update will add that (especially if I get requests for it).
Background info on the packaging is in the original request:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/sh ... ?id=220931
Have fun!
Martin
PS. Any issues with it please post here or in the Fedora bug. Any questions just reply here.