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OK Folks, here are links to your i386 package for Bionic: https://173.163.189.225/zoneminder-1.30.4-bionic-i386.deb wget --no-check-certificate https://173.163.189.225/zoneminder-1.30.4-bionic-i386.deb -P /tmp/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cgPOr2DJL1Izursc45kcJgnKGyxWqEC9/view?usp=sharing Insta...

You may want to look at this:
https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Ubuntu_Serv ... 4_support)
I do not have the time to work with 19.10 for a week or so but that procedure may work for 19.10 with the included 1.32.x version in Ubuntu.

It is possible that 640x480 is outside the range of the camera. I would recommend taking your camera code back to basics and a standard port 80. If it works in Firefox use the same URL in VLC. Then use VLC (Tools, Media Information, Codec) to check camera Display Resolution. That is the resolution t...

Get it to work with VLC and check the resolution VLC reports.

Per chance are you running ZM on a Pi?

Would be great to get some info on your system such as Distro and version, system RAM and etc.

Is it safe to partition my C: drive with files on it without losing my data? Linux does not have a C: drive. Partitioning a drive could result in data being lost. Systemd mount is a safe way to mount a drive and control when Zoneminder starts. If Zoneminder starts and the events drive is not mounte...

This is the line in the script that fills the timezone awk '$0="date.timezone = "$0' /etc/timezone >> /etc/php/7.2/apache2/php.ini Check the file /etc/timezone to make sure it is correct for your area. Next check /etc/php/7.2/apache2/php.ini at the very end of the file for the date.timezone = entry ...

Are you trying to install zm on a Raspberry Pi?

The script pulls the timezone from the OS and apends the php.ini file. Manual install has you edit the php.ini with nano and search for date. Then add your timezone. Plenty of examples in the wiki. I ran that script yesterday, modifying for master ppa, on a fresh Bionic server with no issues. Possib...

Try source type ffmpeg. Also verify the URL stream in VLC and when it works in VLC check the actual resolution. Be advised that hi res cams can run the server out of memory in tmpfs.

Google is your friend to set up https access on NGINX.
http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/configuri ... rvers.html

Not an included filter. You will have to create an email filter.

Check your camera resolution with VLC. Get the cam to work on VLC it will work on ZM. Just remember even the Pi4 has limited memory and hi res cams can kill the tmpfs. Also recommend Ubuntu server on the Pi. Have seen an image is available for the Pi4. Search this forum section for Pi suggestions.

Check the resolution VLC reports. Some cameras use a resolution that is different than advertised. Also, a high res can can run your server out of space in /dev/shm

Switch the os on the Pi to Ubuntu 18.04. There are images for the Pi in armhf and arm64 that work very well. Then you can run a more recent Zoneminder from the zmrepro. You can pull your hair out forever trying to get Zoneminder to work well on raspbian.
Sorry I did not see you had a Pi sooner.