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rate=0 is a perfectly valid mode, however zms wasn't handling it well. It also wasn't handling negative rate. I have just pushed some fixes to master.

When a user logs in, a log entry is created at the INF level. So if you are storing INF level logs to the database, then you click on Log and filter for INF level events and see them. When someone logs out, a similar INF level log entry is stored. A person does not have to logout though. They might ...

Why is the line size different? Changing buffer count shouldn't change linesize... linesize is width * # of bytes per pixel..

I think we are going to need you to turn debug up to level 3.

Ok wow... def a problem there. It should NOT segfault under any circumstances. I'll see if I can reproduce it.

Try increasing Options->System->WATCH_MAX_DELAY

I can't understand why increasing the buffers would cause things to go unstable. Would like to see the contents of your logs with and without the larger buffers.

Here's an idea.. how about telling us what the problem is?

We are not psychic!

Can think of lots of reasons. Hard to tell without any information.

How many cameras? There is a limit of 4-6 for most browsers.

Your best best might be right click, inspect Element, click on console tab and see what it says there.

I think most people here are pretty tired of trying to help people who won't even look at their own logs. Given that we havn't packaged zm for buster yet, and debian hasn't packaged us well for years we have no idea what version of zm you are running, let alone what the problem might be. Check your ...

Foscams are problematic but are fairly common so we should be able to help you.

Currently ZoneMinder will only send 1 SMS per event.

However I don't think there is any way to limit it per day.

How about disk IO? Pauses when writing can cause buffer overruns. 30 isn't really that many buffers.

Having looked at the relevant code recently, I'm not sure what is going on

I'll have to see if I can recreate it.

I may look into it tomorrow (Wednesday)

You are out of space in /dev/shm. Reduce buffers or resolution.

Um /dev/shm is a ram drive. It can't be larger than available ram....