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Maybe you're thinking nmap? And then there's VLC. Just looked at the amran, and like every solar powered cam I've seen, it transmits on motion detection only. So not good for ZM. You could make it work with an external battery and solar panel sized for it and connected at the usb-c. Didn't see a spe...

What it is that create the white windows, php? javascript?

Dunno, sorry. When you install, are you doing so as super user? If not, please try with sudo su.
That's how Ive always done it, but seems to not be mentioned, so it may not matter, but maybe it does?

If you aren't, use mount by uuid.

/var/log/zm/error.log should probably be owner&group www-data, or whatever it is on the working machine. True? or?

Hmm.
What does your (ubuntu/linux) System->Settings->Date & Time page look like?
I'm pretty sure "US/Eastern" is not valid. Probably should be New York, United States

Did you point the cameras at the new storage? The default is null, so you need to change it.

You're using 1.37?
What are you installing on - bare metal or ?
Logs?

You may have found an incorrect how to.
Here's a good one https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Ubuntu_Serv ... der_1.36.x
just change the repo to master if you really want 1.37 and it ought to work.

No telling what you have now. Strongly suggest you start over with install of 22.04, LAMP, and zm.

You could try the newest build to see if it works automatically....
Otherwise you can delete either or both since they are empty. Then run zmupdate.pl -That should (re)add the correct table.

Checking For Snapshot_Events Table which should be Snapshots_Events

Workaround - rename Snapshots_Events to Snapshot_Events

This has happened once or twice before.

Echo what mikb said, except I use Time zone: America/Tijuana (PDT, -0700)
Could you post the result of timedatectl and a snapshot of an event list?

You'll need another one for each storage space. Trying to fold it all into one filter has been tried, but won't work from what I've seen.

Maybe you put a zm on the 169 net and scan from there? Then save the monitor config and restore it to the .10 "real" zm?

Fun. They don't have to "support" linux, they need to support rtsp or http or rtmp...
Any way you can fire up a windows machine? Maybe that's what will somehow wake these up and subsequently work with zm.