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Thanks, but it works now. I've set my database some days back (actually i forgot to save it :wink:) and re-created the filter (with some minor differences) and now it works (its disabled on the screenshot atm). I also had some leftover files from a previous ZM session that were not registered in the...

Why is this filter rule not working? I can press 'execute' and i see a properly processed event list (corresponding entries are removed) but when i go to 'console' all events are still there. Other rules like 'purge' or another 'Total Score' rule (without time) do work properly. Its running for hour...

I had exactly the same understanding of the 'inclusive zone' as the guys above. Its misleading and dangerous to have important areas covered with this zones. The wiki should explicitly state that it just adds score to the active zone and not extending alarms. A real 'Active/Slave Zone' that extends ...

asker wrote: ↑Fri Apr 03, 2020 5:12 pm Have you actually found HTTP+WG to be continuously faster than HTTPS?

I've never benchmarked them and looks like no one else did so far either.

Self-signed certificates are rejected by some browsers (Android/Chrome, Android/Bromite and probably all derivatives). Publicly signed certificates are intermediate certificates that can be replaced (and used as MITM) seamlessly by any other cert of the master CA without your knowledge. You have to ...

Liveview is converted mjpeg that stresses browsers. You can lower the fps in 'options' for liveview and keep recording at 30fps. The eventview player uses an optimized player to play back recorded h264 that should run without problems.

SSL is not necessary if you use it in your local network only. For everything else there is wireguard vpn.

What i wanted to say is that you might try to disconnect and re-connect the cable of the camera to see if the picture changes at all. The question here is if the picture is a default "garbage" signal from the card or is it an actual signal from the camera. Usually, even if the sync is inco...

The IVC-120G card is an BT8x8 analogue TV card if i get it right so its rather 480p/576p resolution. Try to pull the cable and see if the picture changes at all. The card/driver can be configured somehow (input channel, composite/s-video, NTSC/PAL, resolution and such). It might be not set up proper...

bignellrp wrote: ↑Sat Mar 21, 2020 9:15 pm Error: The requested address '/zm/api/' was not found on this server.

Don't try 'http://192.168.x.xx/zm/api/'. That leads to the same error message here as well. Try 'http://192.168.x.x/zm/api/host/getVersion.json' instead.

Thanks, will test that. I probably should send-in some upstream patches (to Alpine Linux) to get the ZM_CONFIG_DIR fixed. Regarding question 1: I'm following your Test operation guide. 'zm_event_start.sh' seems to try to connect to the mysql database by network port (localhost:3306). Something i don...

Change the 1280 in +/-8 steps like 1272, 1288, 1296... The skew should reduce in one direction.

I've initially set up ZMES/opencv doing the postinstall tests: $ sudo -u nginx /var/lib/zmeventnotification/bin/zm_event_start.sh 3211 1 File "/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/mysql/connector/network.py", line 606, in open_connection self.sock.connect(sockaddr) ConnectionRefusedError: [Err...

Is it not strange its looking in /zm/api/app..... shouldnt it be /usr/local/www/zm/api/app...... '/usr/local/www' is the base/root folder of the webserver. It should be defined somewhere. You work relative to that. Also note that my rewrite is an nginx command. Most ZM installs use Apache i guess. ...

Are you sure it detected your bsd system properly and you have the proper environment? Opencv officially supports freebsd. It should compile out of the box (i guess).