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my java errors are back and i get freeze ups on the montage screen again grrrrrrrrr did i update to the wrong version? You now have the latest developement version i have built. So you should report the errors on the 1.24.x forum. Include the svn number. But please note that Phil pointed out that y...

OK, c0mputerking, we can fix this. So don't quit now :) What I see in your posts is you keep mixing update and rollback procedures. After "pacman -Syu" you need to update to the latest zoneminder-svn and ffmpeg-svn. I can tell that you still have on earlier zoneminder-svn because it was st...

I can see that I need to get some more info into the wiki about how to deal with a rolling release distro. I have put a faad2 package up that you can roll back to. This is the version that zoneminder-svn-2844-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz was built against, and it contains libfaad.so.1 while the latest contains...

I followed this howto pretty closely
http://www.zoneminder.com/forums/viewto ... d50a763f4a

I also tried rolling back to the last working version i had like this # pacman -R zoneminder # pacman -R zoneminder-svn # pacman -U zoneminder-svn-2844-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz but zm gives me an error anyway usr/lib/zm/bin/zmfix: error while loading shared libraries: libavutil.so.49: cannot open shared o...

The newer zoneminder-svn requires the newer ffmpeg-svn (because it wouldn't build against the older one.) If you install the latest I think "pacman -Sy faad2" will fix the error you were getting. I know you are using the svn packages because of problems with the stable version of zoneminde...

pacman -R zoneminder-svn
pacman -U zoneminder-1.24.1-4-i686.tar.gz (or /path/to/zoneminder...tar.gz)

If you would like to email me a package I'll put it up for others to download.

rdmelin (at) gmail dot com

Also thank you for testing and hanging in there. I will make some changes to the install file so others may have a smother time of it.

However when navigate to index.php it still views the file instead of executing it. Be sure you aren't viewing a cached (by firefox) page. If you set "browser.cache.check_doc_frequency;1" using the 'about:config' function in firefox it will also prevent some problems with viewing streams ...

Examine /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf There is a section that may look like this (Indenting is borked but otherwise..) <IfModule dir_module> DirectoryIndex index.html </IfModule> If so add so that it looks like this <IfModule dir_module> <IfModule mod_php5.c> DirectoryIndex index.php index.html AddType...

Sorry, I think you will need to add /var/lib/zm/ to the "open_basedir =" line in /etc/php/php.ini.

I will need to add a few lines to the install file in the PKGBUILD to fill in these gaps

Try http://localhost/zm/index.php
Close your browser first and reopen a fresh browser

If you still have trouble, make sure there is a line in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

LoadModule php5_module modules/libphp5.so

If not add or uncomment this line and restart httpd

OK, check /etc/my.cnf and comment out "safe-updates" at least until you have the database working.

You will have to restart mysql after editting my.cnf

Hmm, that is puzzling. First, did you build using the 1.24.1 or svn PKGBUILD? Does /etc/zm.conf have 'ZM_VERSION=1.24.1' ? Would you pleases try dropping the zm database manually and running zminit again? If this still fails report if any different error shows. As a last resort you should be able to...

In zm 'Options' there is a tab for each bandwidth. (High B/W, Medium B/W, Low B/W). In each you can fine tune several settings including WEB_*_AJAX_TIMEOUT.