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Do you know how I can enable the php-apcu module?

I tried phpenmod apcu bu to no avail - this could well be the wrong way to do it though. I can also confirm I do have a /etc/php/7.0/apache2/conf.d/20-apcu.ini file (containing extension=apcu.so) which I think means the module would be loaded?

(edited by asker - subject line changed to state its a Chrome issue after update, so people can come here if they face the same problem) Judging by ZmNinja's FAQ I fear this issue may quite rightly be met by the developer with thoughts of 'here we go again!' so I thought I'd post here to share what...

Try these settings (I intend to create a wiki page for the Wansview cameras): Source Type: Remote Remote Protocol: RTSP Remote Method: RTP/RTSP/HTTP Remote Host Name: <username>:<password>@<ipaddress> Remote Host Port: 80 Remote Host Path: /live/ch1 (see camera web page for channel stream numbers an...

I use Basic Authentication (inside HTTPS) to secure the whole ZM tree.

If I'm not mistaken, I have recently seen mention of a camera that has a built in temp sensor, and can OSD the reading for you. I can't tell you which one, alas. For the sake of the archives, the Wansview K1 is one such camera (also includes humidity) however mine always reads around 1C too high. I...

To follow up on my query I applied the patch at the marc.merlins.org site and this enabled me to use a snapshot JPEG type approach. Also got RTSP working. Rather than post the details here for others I'll look at writing a wiki page so it's all in one place.

theskunk wrote:For what it's worth, I have a K1 and a K2, which are both working perfectly.

Might you able to share your settings for the K1? I've just bought one today and whilst all is working well with the Wansview app and Firefox I'm struggling with integrating with ZM...

It looks like permissions issue - check that /tmp/zm is owned by www-data.

You can install it with:

May 24 20:05:02 dvr apache2[567]: Invalid command 'php_flag', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration

Is the PHP Apache module loaded?
If not, enable it with:

Apologies I didn't spot that it was the MySQL root user. Disregard my suggestion! (or simplify the root password if acceptable from a security perspective).

You could always change the password ('zmpass') to something that satisfies the minimum requirements listed. You will have to make sure it is reflected in /etc/zm.conf too.

Did you enable it?

You might need to enable it:

(Might need to check the 'php' descriptor - I'm not at my machine right now to check the exact name)

You can get rid of the [mysql] section as it is invalid. You also haven't followed the instructions about which file to edit.

(And the topic should remain open to others - it wasn't created just for you!)