When upgrading the zoneminder database to 1.26, this proposed change will ask the user to convert existing MyISAM tables over InnoDB. It first scans for existing MyISAM tables and will skip over any tables that are already converted to InnoDB.
I've tested this on (a copy of) a production database server and have verified it doesn't alter existing tables from a different schema.
And I'm done messing with the zmupdate script. I promise.
I understand if this change is considered outside the scope of a current bug fix release.
Added frameserver patch from Zoneminder Wiki
Changes the socket reader in zmf from a single read, to a loop read.
Incomplete reads would be reported even though the image writer wrote
the whole image to the socket. The problem was when the read went to
read the image frame from the socket, all the data had not yet been written
to the socket by the writer, so the reader thought there was a problem.
The loop reads from the socket until a full image frame is read, or there is
an error.
Originally at http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/1.24.2_Patches
I have long ago converted my production zoneminder dB tables to InnoDB and have not experienced any side effects. One benefit of using InnoDB is a significantly lesser chance of table corruption after an unclean shutdown. Thoughts?
Fix the bandwidth status sentence on the top of the console window, the last word is different than the universal 'bandwidth' word in many other languages.
Enable localization of the monitor function names in the console, function window and monitor settings window.
Fix the bandwidth status sentence on the top of the console window, the last word is different than the universal 'bandwidth' word in many other languages.
Add the ability to set up the Date and time formats by the language files, according to that language's regionals.
The patch allows to set up a global default, in case the language file doesn't contain the date and time definitions.
Here we look if the constants are already defined or not, if they are not, define them to the original defaults.
Increased popup window sizes just a little bit, to prevent the longer foreign language translated strings to break window layouts.
Fine-tuned again, I hope that's the final one :-)
In commit 21ee8dbe02 I moved the README
file to README.md so that the markdown inside of the file would be displayed
on github. This broke builds as AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS gnu requires the README
file to exist.
On a fresh ZoneMinder install, there's a default zone preset active which works pretty well.
If the user goes to the zone settings and plays around with the selectable presets, he looses the default setting forever, if didn't take notes by hand on a piece of paper.
This commit simply adds to the top of the presets list the default value which comes with the original fresh install.