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i finally did it... you can see the still images in front page at http://twmn.net when you click the images, you can see the live stream.. camera is in place A. Zoneminder is in place B. Internet gateway is in place C. all these places (A,B,C) are connected via our wireless network. Place C, does na...

add &user=<username>&pass=<Password> i created a web page which contains: <img src="http://10.122.2.134/cgi-bin/nph-zms?mode=jpeg&monitor=16&scale=100&maxfps=1&user=guest&pass=guest alt="Camera 1 border="0" width="320" height="240"...

this url works, only if i authenticate first.. i get a stream in firefox..
with IE i get a slower stream..

http://asterix.ezhellas.com/zm/zm.php?v ... 0&control=

is there any way to avoid authentication, or to pass authentication to the url ?

i try this: http://asterix.ezhellas.com/cgi-bin/nph-zms?mode=jpeg&monitor=16&scale=100&maxfps=1 and i get a zero sized reply. apache logs say: 194.145.127.66 - - [27/Sep/2006:16:23:25 +0300] "GET /cgi-bin/nph-zms?mode=jpeg&monitor=16&scale=100&maxfps=1 HTTP/1.0" 200...

hello all, i have my zm box working flawlessly (connected to the internet), with some ip cameras (not connected to the internet). i want to include in a web page a clickable still image from one ip camera, and when the user clicks a popoup windows shows ths stram (1fps). i suppose i have to do it th...

jdblank wrote:Did you ever get zoneminder to install on Trixbox?

right now, its running on my Trixbox 1.1.1, flawlessly, with 3 remote cams, 1 usb, and an 8-port compisite card

well, i finally managed to get this IP camera to work with ZM. first of all, upgrade to the latest firmware. second, enable public access, via Camera's configuration System Configuration > Direct public access to image via HTTP: enable (checked) http://undercover.com/~lewis/ipcam/Image1.gif Then, co...

marcel wrote: which ccd camera do you use?

Philips PCVC740K ToUcam Pro

i'm lucky to have 3-4 of them..

> Havnt used the windows apps but i doubt they are stable enough for commercial use. I have succesfully used an mmx jpeg lib (see other posts) and this massivly drops the cpu use for creating jpegs but wont help with motion detection. Im looking forward to the dual processor AM2 boards (4 cores!) t...

i wouldnt expect there to be that much difference between them to be honest it was a great surprise to me to see a linux box with such big load, using only 30% of its memory.. ZM is cpu intensive if you use something more than a camera and something bigger than 320x240 or 5 fps.. i wonder about cpu...

well,

i have 2 cpus, which one would be better for my ZM box ?
p4@3Ghz (2mb cache) or p4@3.2Ghz (1mb cache) ?

I installed ZM with p4@3.2Ghz (1mb cache), and cpu load average goes from 1.5 to 4 (1 usb cam, 1 remote cam, 8ch Kodicam card).

i'd say p4@3Ghz (2mb cache), but whats your opinion ?

from my personal experience:

buy a usb webcam with a ccd sensor, not with a cmos one...
cheap cmos cameras, are crap..

hello, after a week exploring ZM, i have some questions... when ZM detects motion, starts capture.. I want to extend capture time.. how ? when i first installed, when i was viewing events, there was a red line, indicating the motion detection in a frame.. now is dissapeared, how can i get it back ?

jameswilson wrote:what's your zms path

ok, i'm sure i'm an idiot...
in Data type i had http://ip.of.my.zmbox instead of plain http://

thank you VERY much for the help !

once logged in goto settings and then one of the tabs is for users. Add in user 1 your zm login details. Logout of zm4ms then backin with the new auth details For testing you can add a user admin:admin to your zm box if you like first of all i added a new user in zm box, and changed admin pass to a...