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Added link to short_open_tags info. 

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@ -770,19 +770,22 @@ up with bits missing then it's possible that there is a problem with the PHP
configuration. Since version 0.9.8 ZoneMinder has used short PHP open tags to
output information, so instead of something like this '<?php echo $value ?>',
it will be something like this '<?= $value ?>' which is easier and quicker to
write as well as being neater. However although by default most PHP
installations support this form, some will need to have it switched on
explicitly. To do this you will first need to find your php.ini file (do a
'locate php.ini' or 'find / -name php.ini'. Be aware however that sometimes you
might find more than one, so ensure you identify the one that is actually being
used. You will then need to find the line that starts 'short_open_tag = ' and
change the Off value to On. This wil correct the problem. However in some cases
you may have explicitly switched it off, so that XML compliant documents can be
more easily served, or you may even not have permission to edit the file. In
this case you can go into the web directory of 'ZoneMinder' and run 'sh retag.sh'
which will replace all the short open tags in the files themselves with the
longer variant. You will obviously have to remember to do this for each
subsequent version of ZoneMinder that you install as well.
write as well as being neater. More information about this directive can be
seen at the following location,
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.directives.php#ini.short-open-tag
However although by default most PHP installations support this form, some will
need to have it switched on explicitly. To do this you will first need to find
your php.ini file (do a 'locate php.ini' or 'find / -name php.ini'. Be aware
however that sometimes you might find more than one, so ensure you identify the
one that is actually being used. You will then need to find the line that
starts 'short_open_tag = ' and change the Off value to On. This wil correct the
problem. However in some cases you may have explicitly switched it off, so that
XML compliant documents can be more easily served, or you may even not have
permission to edit the file. In this case you can go into the web directory of
ZoneMinder and run 'sh retag.sh' which will replace all the short open tags in
the files themselves with the longer variant. You will obviously have to
remember to do this for each subsequent version of ZoneMinder that you install
as well.
5. Use debug. ZM has various debug in it that by default will go into your
system log (via syslog). These will be of the form of
"Sep 14 14:50:11 localhost zma-0[1975]: INF [Front: 221000 - Processing at 4.26