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Enabled the face detection in objectconfig.ini again and it picked me up first time, 100% confidence even with sub-optimal camera angle and pretty crappy Facebook screen captures as training images. I'm impressed! For posterity's sake in case someone else runs up against this some day...: Problem Su...

Ok. Do note that a segfault at a library may not always imply the problem is with that library. It's where the program _eventually_ crashes. So even if it doesn't work without openBLAS, it may be a good idea to purge the pre-compiled libs and do it from scratch. Thanks... as mentioned, diagnosing s...

So, definitely going WAY down the rabbit hole here... but before I scrap the whole thing and build a new one from scratch, I'd like to know why it's choking. Much of this is probably useless for most but it might help someone in the future... who knows. installed gdb and launched /usr/local/lib/pyth...

Took 1.jpeg down to 107x149, 3.0KiB. running face_detection 6.jpeg returns: 6.jpeg,45,93,131,6 Still segfaults on both zm_train_faces.py and directly running sudo -u www-data face_recognition --cpus 1 . 6.jpeg I'm not so familiar with this level of debugging but ran strace and see a few things to di...

Also interesting, if I run the command line program face_detection on 1.jpeg, it returns:

1.jpeg,77,112,181,8

If I run the program face_recognition, which expects a folder of known faces and then a file, and run both against 1.jpeg, it segfaults too regardless of where 1.jpeg lives.

It tries 3.jpeg first for some reason. It's 378x550, 26KiB.

When I delete 3, it tries 1.jpeg first. It's 153x214, 4.8KiB.

Segfaults either way. I'd also tried hog first then went to cnn, both segfaulted. running help(cv2) in the Python shell lists dnn as a module.

Thanks again for the quick response, and of course for all of your work on this and ZMNinja. I bought that for my Android and my work iPhone, as well as my wife's iPhone. Ultimately this isn't the most important thing ever, but was something I wanted to get up and running over the holiday weekend. T...

Didn't expect to hear from the man immediately... thanks! 1. If you have faces.dat in known_faces, delete it It never generated one, so nothing to delete. Folder and files all owned by www-data, but even root wouldn't generate it. 2. Turn on debug logs Debug logs are on per the documentation recomme...

Hoping someone else might have had this problem and found a way around it. ZM1.34.15 Ubuntu 18.04 in Virtual Machine on Proxmox, upgraded from 16.04 MySQL server on remote machine OpenCV 4.2.0 built from source and seems to run normally 8 monitors - 4 Hikvision cameras, MJPEG stream and h.264 stream...

Thanks a ton for this. I had to make a number of tweaks to get this to work on a remote MySQL installation, but was able to get it to run successfully with only recurring "Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure" warnings. It's pretty hack-ish but I'd be happy to sha...

Installed in a full VM to test if the solution would change. All four cameras running normally (3 @ 15fps, 1 still testing @ 4fps) with no issue at all. Same host handling network and memory management duties, same NFS-mounted events and images storage, same "remote" SQL server (on the sam...

Another clue - I set debug down to DB4 level and am getting more information as expected. One thing that actually triggered more thought was a log entry by zmwatch, followed by a new zmc process being watched: 2017-12-12 17:00:26.102790 zmwatch 6299 INF Restarting capture daemon for Approach, shared...

Still haven't been able to update the cameras, but disabled three and dropped the remaining one to 4fps just to see if that would help. Still have the exactly-5-minutes RTP timed out error issue. Enabled debug logs and didn't notice anything special. I didn't notice the level of logging that the sou...

Further investigation: Dropped one monitor down to 12fps. Still having the exactly-5-minutes error issue. I did try two monitors, and both started logged the RTP timeout at 5 minute intervals, but they were different minutes. Perhaps it is related to the camera itself... but not sure what it would b...

So I'm traveling, but have been analyzing the logs with just one monitor on Modect,and noted that I get an RTP timeout from zmc_m1 almost every five minutes almost exactly at 5 minutes. Even they are happening at xx:01:08 and xx:06:08 and they never vary more than +/- 3 seconds. Even if they don't o...