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You are out of space in /dev/shm. Adjust your buffers or increase it's size. (It defaults to half ram). /dev/shm is only 9% used as I said in the original post - even so I tried increasing it to 3g (75% of ram on the Pi4) and had the same thing. I restored my backup images of 1.33.14 and performed ...

I just upgraded to ZM 1.34.0 on Buster/Pi4. I did a fresh install because I felt like starting over. I have 3 identical cameras (Amcrest PTZ 2k) but I'm only monitoring the 640x480 streams and I've got them all set up in ZM using RTSP. The problem is that at any time, only 2 of the 3 cameras will wo...

I managed to get up to 1.33.14 and the same thing happens - I've tried grabbing zmeventnotification from GIT and reinstalling with new .ini files, same result.

I'm running 1.33.12 on Raspian Buster - I've tried upgrading to 1.33.14 but it's dependencies break other things I have installed. Anyway, I've got object detection working in that the logs show it detecting the object(s) (car, person etc) but then it throws "Could not write image to ZoneMinder...

Yes, 1.33.x isn't available for Debian that I can find on any repo. wait=5 didn't help, had to go to wait=10. I now get alerts from zmninja on my phone, but only if an object is detected - is that normal? edit: I changed the ini to analyze my HD streams vs the 640x480 streams and now it's notifying ...

I'm fairly sure I have everything set up right, but when an event is triggered I get this in the debug log : [Invoking hook:'/usr/bin/detect_wrapper.sh' 925 2 "Side Driveway Low" "Motion All"] Jul 28 17:21:50 localhost detect:[3988][monitor_m2]: INFO [---------| app version: 3.3....

This is what my zoneminder.conf is now (and working, without .htaccess files) pi@astropi:/etc/apache2/conf-enabled $ cat zoneminder.conf # Remember to enable cgi mod (i.e. "a2enmod cgi"). SSLEngine On SSLCertificateFile /etc/ssl/localcerts/apache.pem SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/ssl/localcer...

My install came from the stock Raspian Buster repository. Forgive my ignorance, but if I'm placing the stuff from that conf in my conf-enabled/zoneminder.conf I have to replace all of the @variable@ with the actual path, yes?

I have Zoneminder running on my Pi 4 with 4gb ram. Storage is on a NAS vs the SD or USB but that shouldn't be a problem. There are some tricks to getting the API to work (.htaccess files seem to not be generated/installed) and I can't get event notification working right but I have 5 Amcrest cams be...

API is working fine, other than notifications. I can use ZMninja but not get push notifications. Video storage is on a NAS over ethernet not the Pi so speed isn't an issue there.

Pi 4 has 4gb ram, more than my Centos 7 VM had so /dev/shm should be fine too, it's 2gb with 1.5gb free.

I have a new Pi 4 running Buster with ZM 1.32.3. I'm using a bunch of Amcrest cams over RTSP and they work fine until I try to add the 6th monitor, which won't come up (errors below). If I remove a previously working monitor, the new one comes up. Try to add a 6th, same issue. Doesn't matter which o...

There are some .htaccess files missing from the /usr/share/zoneminder/api directories. This may be the key to the API not working. May take me some time to figure this out as Saturday chores take preference... This is the answer, you need to add the following code to .htaccess in 3 places /usr/shar...

ok, I tried all that with the same results. I did some poking around in utils.py and uncommented the debug line (196) so that all of the config would be written to the syslog as it's being parsed. As you can see, "setting yolo_type to full" appears. I tested changing other settings like &q...

ok I'm at a loss, it still won't use tiny. If I manually edit yolo.py and force it to run tiny_weights it works fine. I'm running this command : sudo -u www-data /usr/bin/detect.py -c /etc/zm/objectconfig.ini -e 46495 -m 16 This is the objectconfig.ini file : # Configuration file for object detectio...

Yeah I've been struggling to find a package for opencv cp37 on Armv7 which is why I was building.