* updated docs to include instructions on how to find the loaded PHP config file
* Added note about verifying timezone change
* revert docs back to master branch's content
* added installation guide for Ubuntu 18.04
The only difference between Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 is the version of
PHP that comes installed, which changes the location of its config file
* reverting debian instructions to master
Hello,
the ZM_PATH config has cost me several hours to fix. I would like to add this little snipped to help others avoid this pitfall.
Best regards
Marc
* Xenial needs the ppa:iconnor/zoneminder repo
Otherwise, trying to install the zoneminder package fails with an unmet
dependency on php-apc.
See https://forums.zoneminder.com/viewtopic.php?t=27638 for details.
* Add necessary modules before configuring Apache
When you add the zoneminder configuration before enabling mod_rewrite,
subsequent commands (like the one to enable mod_cgi) give you an error
like:
AH00526: Syntax error on line 37 of /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/zoneminder.conf:
Invalid command 'RewriteEngine', perhaps misspelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration
* implement website monitor
* don't check certain fields when using website monitor
* continue to fix javascript errors for website monitors
* check $monitor, not $new_monitor here
* add website monitor documentation
was somehow left out of the initial commit
* fix corruption of functions.php
* add missing comma
* remove errors by testing for existence of key. If it's a new monitor, then none of the keys will be valid
* If the monitor type is WebSite, then default Status to Running.
* put back start function that got lost in merge. Don't start StreamCmd's if it's a WebSite
* Add midding comma
* Hide unrelated tabs when type is WebSite. Put back input fields for Type=WebSite
* Don't show control or any of the status fields for WebSite type monitors
* add some parenthesis to ensure order of operations, seems to fix fps and status fields not being shown for regular monitors
I see no reason to mention bits. No one cares about bits. Our base unit should be bytes. Also, lets be consistent and use 1024 as the divisor when converting to Kb and Mb and Gb.
Isaac Connor
j-marz
Chris NeJame
kobold81
Andrew Bauer
Andrew Bauer
Jonathan Meredith
Elmar Pruesse
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