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23/06/05 ZoneMinder 1.21.2 README 1
12/07/05 ZoneMinder 1.21.3 README 1
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ZoneMinder
v1.21.2
v1.21.3
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction 4
2. Requirements 5
3. Components 6
4. Building 9
5. Installation 10
6. Upgrading 11
7. Installing from RPM 12
8. Tutorial 13
8.1.Defining Monitors 13
8.2.Defining Zones 19
8.3.Viewing Monitors 21
8.4.Controlling Monitors 22
8.5.Filtering Events 23
8.6.Viewing Events 24
8.7.Options and Users 25
9. Camera Control 27
9.1.Control Capabilities 27
9.2.Control Scripts 29
10. Mobile Devices 31
11. Troubleshooting 32
12. Change Log 35
12.1. Release 1.21.3
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12.2. Release 1.21.2
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12.3. Release 1.21.1
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12.4. Release 1.21.0
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12.5. Release 1.20.1
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12.6. Release 1.20.0
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12.7. Release 1.19.5
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12.8. Release 1.19.4
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12.9. Release 1.19.3
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12.10. Release 1.19.2
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12.11. Release 1.19.1
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12.12. Release 1.19.0
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12.13. Release 1.18.1
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12.14. Release 1.18.0
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12.15. Release 1.17.2
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12.16. Release 1.17.1
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12.17. Release 1.17.0
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12.18. Release 0.9.16
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12.19. Release 0.9.15
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12.20. Release 0.9.14
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12.21. Release 0.9.13
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12.22. Release 0.9.12
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12.23. Release 0.9.11
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12.24. Release 0.9.10
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12.25. Release 0.9.9
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12.26. Release 0.9.8
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12.27. Release 0.9.7
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12.28. Release 0.0.1
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13. To Do 60
14. Bugs 61
15. Non-Bugs 62
16. License 63
Introduction
Welcome to ZoneMinder, the all-in-one Linux GPL'd security
@ -143,144 +248,17 @@ what users have had to do to get it working. Please give me
feedback on other distributions not listed on the site.
3. Building
3. Components
The first thing you need to do is run the included configure
script to define some initial configuration, just type
ZoneMinder is not a single monolithic application but is
formed from several components. These components primarily
include executable compiled binaries which do the main video
processing work, perl scripts which usually perform helper
and/or external interface tasks and php web scripts which are
used for the web interface.
./configure --with-mysql=<your MySQL root> --with-webdir=<your
web directory> --with-cgidir=<your cgi directory>
where --with-mysql identifies the root directory where you
have installed MySQL (usually /usr), --with-webdir is the
directory to which you want to install the PHP files, and --
with-cgidir is the directory to which you want to install CGI
files. These directories could be /var/www/html/zm and
/var/www/cgi-bin for example. If you want to use real MPEG
based streaming you will need to have built and installed the
ffmpeg tools. You can then also use -with-ffmpeg=<path to
ffmpeg root> to help configure find it if it's not installed
in a default location. Note, you have to make sure you have
installed the ffmpeg headers and libraries rather than just
the binaries, or a development package with them in.
Additionally if you have built ffmpeg with the mp3lame feature
turned on you may additionally need to tell configure where to
find that the mp3lame library, to prevent unresolved
dependencies. To do this add the -with-lame=<path to lame
directory>option as well. There are also two further arguments
you can add if your web user and group are not both 'apache'.
These are --with-webuser and --with-webgroup. Type
./configure -help
for details on these options.
That's the build configuration sorted out. The next thing you
have to do is do a little more runtime specific configuration.
ZoneMinder configuration is scattered around various files in
the distribution so to make things easier for you there is a
ZoneMinder configuration utility included. Type
perl ./zmconfig.pl
to get it started. It is an interactive utility and will
prompt you by asking you various questions. For most questions
typing '?' will give you additional help if you need it. Once
you've answered all the questions it will write out a
configuration file called 'zmconfig.txt' and then process
various files to substitute the information in them. If you
run it again it will remember your answers from. If you just
want to rerun the substitutions you can run zmconfig.pl in non-
interactive mode by typing
perl ./zmconfig.pl -noi
which will just read your file and do the substitutions with
no questions asked. There are two classes of options, 'core'
options which much be specified with zmconfig which detail
things such as database passwords which are compiled into
ZoneMinder and other options with are stored in the database
and which can be modified dynamically via the 'options'
section of the web interface. Only the first set need to be
completed with zmconfig at this stage. If you want to change
just a few options and can't access the options dialog via the
web you can append them as parameters to zmconfig and it will
just ask you about those. So for example,
perl ./zmconfig.pl ZM_STRICT_VIDEO_CONFIG
however it is fairly dumb and will not tell you if you make a
typo and misspell an option.
Among the first questions zmconfig.pl asks you are to do with
the database and the next thing you should do is create it and
the associated database user. The included schema
(zmschema.sql) can be used to actually create the tables
required. The database is usually called just 'zm' but can be
anything you like.
If you are a first time user the first run of zmconfig.pl will
warn you about the missing database, you can ignore those
errors this time. Once you've run it for the first time the
schema file should have your desired database name in it so
use it to create the database (see below). Once the database
and permissions are set up rerun zmconfig.pl with the -noi
option to get it to load the configuration into your new
database.
If you are upgrading from a previous version you can use
zmalter-x.y.z.sql to upgrade your database and make the
necessary changes where x.y.z identifies the version of
ZoneMinder you had installed previously. So if you are going
from version 0.9.7 to version 0.9.11 you would run the scripts
for all intervening versions to get to the current one, i.e.
zmalter-0.9.7.sql, zmalter-0.9.8.sql, zmalter-0.9.9.sql and
zmalter0.9.10.sql. Alternatively from version 1.19.5 you can
use the zmupdate.pl script to do all the updating for you,
this will include all the database changes plus any other
tweaks necessary to upgrade to the latest version. To use it
you should type
zmupdate.pl -version=<previous version> [--user=<db user> --
pass=<db password>]
where 'previous version' relates to the version of ZM you are
upgrading from, 1.19.4 for example. All updates from that
versions onwards will be applied, however zmupdate.pl will
only work with upgrades from 1.19.0 onwards. The 'user' and
'pass' options allow you to specify a database user and
password with sufficient privilege to 'alter' the structure of
the database. This is not necessarily the database user you
use for ZoneMinder itself as specified in the section below.
For a new installation the simplest way to create your
database and users is to type the commands as follows,
mysql mysql < db/zmschema.sql
mysql mysql
grant select,insert,update,delete on <your database name>.* to
'<username>'@localhost identified by '<password>';
quit
mysqladmin reload
You may need to supply a username and password to the mysql
commands in the first place to give yourself sufficient
privileges to perform the required commands. If you want to
host your database on a different machine than that which
ZoneMinder is running on then use the hostname of the remote
machine instead of localhost.
Then just type 'make' and off you go.
4. Installation
Once the build has completed you should have several shiny new
binaries. I will now briefly describe what each of them does.
A brief description of each of the principle components
follows.
zmc - This is the ZoneMinder Capture daemon. This binary's
job is to sit on a video device and suck frames off it as
@ -308,7 +286,9 @@ binaries. I will now briefly describe what each of them does.
event finishes or the associate web page is closed. If you
find you have several zms processes running when nothing is
being viewed then it is likely you need a patch for apache
(see the Troubleshooting section).
(see the Troubleshooting section). A non-parsed header
version of zms, called nph-zms, is also installed and may
be used instead depending on your web server configuration.
zmu - This is the ZoneMinder Utility. It's basically a
handy command line interface to several useful functions.
@ -451,20 +431,130 @@ identity etc.
zm - This is the (optional) ZoneMinder init script, see
below for details.
Finally, check zm_config.php in the web directory and amend
any configuration necessary in there. Most will have already
been done by the configuration utilities but some scripts have
a 'VERBOSE' flag you can set to get more debug out.
4. Building
To build ZoneMinder the first thing you need to do is run the
included configure script to define some initial
configuration, just type
./configure --with-mysql=<your MySQL root> --with-webdir=<your
web directory> --with-cgidir=<your cgi directory>
where --with-mysql identifies the root directory where you
have installed MySQL (usually /usr), --with-webdir is the
directory to which you want to install the PHP files, and --
with-cgidir is the directory to which you want to install CGI
files. These directories could be /var/www/html/zm and
/var/www/cgi-bin for example. If you want to use real MPEG
based streaming you will need to have built and installed the
ffmpeg tools. You can then also use -with-ffmpeg=<path to
ffmpeg root> to help configure find it if it's not installed
in a default location. Note, you have to make sure you have
installed the ffmpeg headers and libraries rather than just
the binaries, or a development package with them in.
Additionally if you have already built ffmpeg with the mp3lame
feature turned on you may additionally need to tell configure
where to find that the mp3lame library, to prevent unresolved
dependencies. To do this add the -with-lame=<path to lame
directory>option as well. Otherwise ignore this option. There
are also two further arguments you can add if your web user
and group are not both 'apache'. These are --with-webuser and
--with-webgroup. Type
./configure -help
for details on these options.
That's the build configuration sorted out. The next thing you
have to do is do a little more runtime specific configuration.
ZoneMinder configuration is scattered around various files in
the distribution so to make things easier for you there is a
ZoneMinder configuration utility included. Type
perl ./zmconfig.pl
to get it started. It is an interactive utility and will
prompt you by asking you various questions. For most questions
typing '?' will give you additional help if you need it. Once
you've answered all the questions it will write out a
configuration file called 'zmconfig.txt' and then process
various files to substitute the information in them. If you
run it again it will remember your answers from beforehand. If
you just want to rerun the substitutions you can run
zmconfig.pl in non-interactive mode by typing
perl ./zmconfig.pl -noi
which will just read your file (and later on the database) and
do the substitutions with no questions asked. There are two
classes of options, 'core' options which much be specified
with zmconfig which detail things such as database passwords
which are compiled into ZoneMinder and other options with are
stored in the database and which can be modified dynamically
via the 'options' section of the web interface. You only need
to complete the first set with zmconfig at this stage. If you
want to change just a few options and can't access the options
dialog via the web you can append them as parameters to
zmconfig and it will just ask you about those. So for example,
perl ./zmconfig.pl ZM_STRICT_VIDEO_CONFIG
However it is fairly dumb and will not tell you if you make a
typo and misspell an option.
Among the first questions zmconfig.pl asks you are to do with
the database and the next thing you should do is create it and
the associated database user. The included schema
(zmschema.sql) can be used to actually create the tables
required. The database is usually called just 'zm' but can be
anything you like.
If you are a first time user the first run of zmconfig.pl will
warn you about the missing database, you can ignore those
errors this time. Once you've run it for the first time the
schema file should have your desired database name in it so
use it to create the database (see below). Once the database
and permissions are set up rerun zmconfig.pl with the -noi
option to get it to load the configuration into your new
database.
Then just type 'make' to do the build.
5. Installation
For a new installation the next thing you will need to do is
create your database and database users. So type the commands
as follows,
mysql mysql < db/zmschema.sql
mysql mysql
grant select,insert,update,delete on <your database name>.* to
'<username>'@localhost identified by '<password>';
quit
mysqladmin reload
You may need to supply a username and password to the mysql
commands in the first place to give yourself sufficient
privileges to perform the required commands. If you want to
host your database on a different machine than that which
ZoneMinder is running on then use the hostname of the remote
machine instead of localhost.
At this stage typing 'make install' will install everything to
the desired locations, you may wish to su to root first
though. The installation routine will copy the binaries and
scripts to your chosen install location, usually
/usr/local/bin and then move zms to your cgi-bin area. It will
then copy the web files to your chosen directory and ensure
they have the right permissions. Finally it tries to link
zm.php to index.php but will not overwrite an existing file if
it already exists.
/usr/local/bin and then move zms (and nph-zms) to your cgi-bin
area. It will then copy the web files to your chosen directory
and ensure they have the right permissions. Finally it tries
to link zm.php to index.php but will not overwrite an existing
file if it already exists.
The 'zm' script does not get installed automatically as it is
not necessary for the operation of the ZoneMinder setup per se
@ -483,11 +573,97 @@ stop' etc. You may need to use the '-levels' parameter to
chkconfig to ensure that ZoneMinder is started when you need
it to.
Now start your web browser, point it at your zm.php and off
If you are running a distribution which doesn't support the zm
script, or if you just prefer more direct control, you can now
start ZoneMinder by typing
zmpkg.pl start
which, after a few seconds, should return without error. You
can subsequently stop and restart everything by changing the
'start' parameter to 'stop' or 'restart'.
Now fire up your web browser, point it at your zm.php and off
you go.
5. Installing from RPM
6. Upgrading
If you are upgrading from a previous version of ZoneMinder you
should follow the build instructions above up to the point
where you run zmconfig.pl. At this point you can either, just
enter the initial basic configuration manually as before so it
can access the database, or if you prefer, you can copy
zmconfig.txt from your previous build directory into the new
build directory and then just run
zmconfig.pl -noi
which will ensure that the key configuration will be imported
though it will not overwrite anything saved in the database.
You can then build ZoneMinder by typing 'make' as for a new
build.
Assuming your build completes successfully you should ensure
that if ZoneMinder is currently running on your system that it
is shutdown before you go any further. Once it has stopped you
can execute 'make install'.
New versions of ZoneMinder often involve database schema
changes and before you restart it you should make sure that
these changes have been applied.
To do this you can either run the zmupdate.pl script or apply
the changes manually. The zmupdate.pl script is designed to do
all the updating for you; this includes any database changes
plus any other tweaks necessary to upgrade to the latest
version. To use it you should ensure you are logged in as a
user with privileges to run ZoneMinder scripts and then type
zmupdate.pl -version=<previous version> [--user=<db user> --
pass=<db password>]
where 'previous version' relates to the version of ZM you are
upgrading from, 1.21.1 for example. All updates from that
versions onwards will be applied, however zmupdate.pl will
only work with upgrades from 1.19.0 onwards. The 'user' and
'pass' options allow you to specify a database user and
password with sufficient privilege to 'alter' the structure of
the database. This is not necessarily the database user you
use for ZoneMinder itself as specified in the section below.
To apply the changes manually you can use the appropriate
zmalter-x.y.z.sql scripts in the db directory to upgrade your
database and make the necessary changes where x.y.z identifies
the version of ZoneMinder you had installed previously. So if
you are going from version 1.20.0 to version 1.21.2 you would
run the scripts for all intervening versions to get to the
current one, i.e. zmalter-1.20.0.sql, zmalter-1.20.1.sql,
zmalter-1.21.0.sql and zmalter-1.21.1.sql. To do this type
mysql zm < db/zmalter-x.y.z.sql
for each script, replacing zm with the name of your database
if different.
There will always be a zmalter script even if, as is often the
case for minor updates, there are no actual database changes.
Usually the zmalter script includes commands to optimise
tables just to ensure that the database gets a bit of a spring
clean while ZoneMinder isn't running. If you are upgrading
through several versions then the optimisation process will
occur several times in succession, though only the first one
may take more than a second or two.
Once the upgrade process is complete, you can then restart
ZoneMinder using the zmpkg.pl script or using service control
commands for your distribution. You should check
/var/log/messages and the other ZoneMinder logs for the first
few minutes to ensure that everything comes back up
successfully.
7. Installing from RPM
Installing from the RPM is Distribution specific so make
sure you download the correct RPM for the distribution that
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Events are located at /var/lib/zm
6. Tutorial
8. Tutorial
What you see now (and subsequently) depends on whether you
chose to run ZoneMinder in authenticated mode or not. This is
@ -597,7 +773,7 @@ authenticated mode or as a less privileged user then some
elements may not be shown or will be disabled.
6.1. Defining Monitors
8.1. Defining Monitors
To use ZoneMinder properly you need to define at least one
Monitor. Essentially, a monitor is associated with a camera
and can continually check it for motion detection and such
@ -1145,7 +1321,7 @@ consume large amounts of bandwidth and CPU so should not be
used continuously unless you have resource to burn.
6.2. Defining Zones
8.2. Defining Zones
The next important thing to do with a new monitor is set up
Zones for it to use. By default you'll already have one
generated for you when you created your monitor but you might
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requirements it starts or continues an alarm event.
6.3. Viewing Monitors
8.3. Viewing Monitors
As this point you should have one or more Monitors running
with one or more Zones each. Returning to the main Console
window you will see your monitors listed once more. The
@ -1454,7 +1630,7 @@ likely to be much less than 100 but it does give a simple
indication of how major the event was.
6.4. Controlling Monitors
8.4. Controlling Monitors
If you have defined your system as having controllable
monitors and you are looking at a monitor that is configured
for control, then clicking on the 'Control' link along the top
@ -1492,7 +1668,7 @@ distance away from the centre, resulting in a 'dead' zone in
the middle of the image.
6.5. Filtering Events
8.5. Filtering Events
The other columns on the main console window contain various
event totals for your monitors over the last hour, day, week
and month as well as a grand total and a total for events that
@ -1618,7 +1794,7 @@ option. This will then run in the background and ensure that
your disk does not fill up with events.
6.6. Viewing Events
8.6. Viewing Events
From the monitor or filtered events listing you can now click
on an event to view it in more detail. If you have streaming
capability you will see a series of images that make up the
@ -1694,7 +1870,7 @@ this option as for many frequent events the penalty in CPU and
disk space can quickly mount up.
6.7. Options and Users
8.7. Options and Users
The final area covered by the tutorial is the options and user
section. If you are running in authenticated mode and don't
have system privileges then you will not see this section at
@ -1792,7 +1968,7 @@ with the various setting to get the results you think are
right for your requirements.
7. Camera Control
9. Camera Control
Version 1.21.0 of ZoneMinder introduced a new feature,
allowing you to control cameras from the web interface and to
@ -1841,7 +2017,7 @@ me as possible so that I may be able to extend the ZoneMinder
model to encompass them.
7.1. Control Capabilities
9.1. Control Capabilities
If you have a camera that supports PTZ controls and wish to
use it with ZoneMinder then the first thing you need to do is
ensure that it has an accurate entry in the capabilities
@ -1946,7 +2122,7 @@ tabs, the mean and use of these are briefly explained below.
Can Set Presets - The camera supports setting preset
locations via its control protocol.
7.2. Control Scripts
9.2. Control Scripts
The second key element to controlling cameras with ZoneMinder
is ensuring that an appropriate control script or application
is present. A small number of sample scripts are included with
@ -2097,7 +2273,7 @@ following commands as a parameter.
8. Mobile Devices
10. Mobile Devices
ZoneMinder has always had a minimal WML (Wireless Markup
Language) capability to allow it to function on mobile phones
@ -2178,7 +2354,7 @@ all monitors available to the logged in user will be visible,
9. Troubleshooting
11. Troubleshooting
Life eh? Nothing ever works first time does it? In case you
are having problems here are some things to try. If these
@ -2399,10 +2575,28 @@ current or download the registry script to do it for you from
http://www.zoneminder.com/downloads/noIEClick.reg
10. Change Log
12. Change Log
10.1. Release 1.21.2
12.1. Release 1.21.3
Additional bug fix release.
o FIX - Images from rotated monitors had been broken in a
previous release. This has been corrected.
o FIX - The bogus deletion of events by zmaudit has finally
been completely fixed.
o FIX - Fixed a problem where Axis PTZ controls sometimes
caused the camera to move in an incorrect direction.
o FIX - A problem existed where renaming monitors did not
rename the symbolic link to the events directory. Thanks to
forum user 'tommy' for suggesting the fix to this issue.
o FIX - The README document has been restructured slightly
to make it easier to find the information you require. This
includes the addition of an Upgrading section to clarify the
process of upgrading from a previous version.
12.2. Release 1.21.2
Minor-ish bug fixes to the 1.21.1 release.
o FIX - If the defined image timestamp format for a monitor
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o FEATURE - Some of the scripts have a new debug format
that is more similar to the one used in the binaries.
10.2. Release 1.21.1
12.3. Release 1.21.1
Menage of various new features and bug fixes.
o FIX - The HTTP refresh method of updating the Cycle view
@ -2574,7 +2768,7 @@ switching to the regular expression based method, and report
the issue via the forums, preferably with a snapshot of the
output of your camera.
10.3. Release 1.21.0
12.4. Release 1.21.0
Addition of camera control, plus several bugfixes.
o FEATURE - Added support for Pan/Tilt/Zoom and general
@ -2628,7 +2822,7 @@ the Watch window normally containing the recent events list.
Whilst this was technically correct it was unnecessary and
untidy, and has now been changed just to be blank.
10.4. Release 1.20.1
12.5. Release 1.20.1
Mostly bug fixes, large and small with a couple of minor
features included.
@ -2684,7 +2878,7 @@ how many monitors in list, though there is a minimum size.
o FIX - Corrected bug in zmfilter.pl.z which meant that
images were not always correctly uploaded.
10.5. Release 1.20.0
12.6. Release 1.20.0
Improved and added features, several minor bug fixes.
o FEATURE - Certain configuration (Mostly database
@ -2773,7 +2967,7 @@ spotting this one.
highlighting this problem also.
10.6. Release 1.19.5
12.7. Release 1.19.5
Various miscellaneous fixes and features.
o FIX - Sorting event lists by duration was broken and has
@ -2856,7 +3050,7 @@ that if an alarm is in progress single isolated alarmed frames
will still prolong it and the count only applies to the
initial frames that would cause the event.
10.7. Release 1.19.4
12.8. Release 1.19.4
Language fixes and updates.
o FIX - The US English language file was recursively
@ -2870,7 +3064,7 @@ o LANGUAGE - The Argentinian Spanish, Polish and Italian
translations have all been updated with tokens introduced in
version 1.19.3.
10.8. Release 1.19.3
12.9. Release 1.19.3
Minor tweaks, fixes and language updates.
o FEATURE - All stills views now use the single image mode
@ -2946,7 +3140,7 @@ as the language type.
o LANGUAGE - Updated versions of the Dutch and Argentinian
Spanish translations have been included.
10.9. Release 1.19.2
12.10. Release 1.19.2
Minor features, fixes and language updates.
o FEATURE - The default replay rate and live and event
@ -3055,7 +3249,7 @@ in English. There will shortly be a point release which
includes these language updates assuming I can get
translations of them in a reasonable timescale.
10.10. Release 1.19.1
12.11. Release 1.19.1
Minor bugfixes and enhancements.
o Ffmpeg Configure Changes. The configure script has been
@ -3086,7 +3280,7 @@ requirement to pass in a username and password to zmu when
just querying a device as this was slightly broken and was
unnecessary anyway.
10.11. Release 1.19.0
12.12. Release 1.19.0
Some major enhancements and bugfixes.
o MPEG video streaming. ZoneMinder now supports true video
@ -3212,7 +3406,7 @@ being deleted when monitor was.
o A translation for the Dutch (nl_nl) language has been
included.
10.12. Release 1.18.1
12.13. Release 1.18.1
Minor bugfixes.
o Filter Monitor Name Bug. A bug was present in the
@ -3231,7 +3425,7 @@ recommended that you review your list of saved filters and
delete duplicates before adding any monitor specific terms and
resetting the actions for any that remain.
10.13. Release 1.18.0
12.14. Release 1.18.0
Major optimisations, important new features and some bugfixes.
o Optimisations and Performance Improvements. This release
@ -3361,7 +3555,7 @@ could sometimes be 30 or even 45 minutes. This was especially
the case with monitors that had low frame rates. This is now
fixed.
10.14. Release 1.17.2
12.15. Release 1.17.2
Minor features, bug fixes and additional languages.
o Pending Process Bug. A bug was found whereby a process
@ -3425,7 +3619,7 @@ alarm flag is now cleared when this daemon exits.
o New Languages. Translations for Japanese (ja_jp), French
(fr_fr) and Russian (ru_ru) are now included.
10.15. Release 1.17.1
12.16. Release 1.17.1
Bugfixes and additional languages.
o Login Bug. A bug was identified whereby an unauthorised
@ -3448,7 +3642,7 @@ as this is a rarely accessed area and contains a great deal of
text. The new format allows individual options to be
translated piecemeal as the opportunity arises.
10.16. Release 1.17.0
12.17. Release 1.17.0
Language changes and other enhancements.
o Version Numbering. ZoneMinder version numbers have now
@ -3496,7 +3690,7 @@ function call has been corrected.
o Minor Bugs. A number of minor bugs and inconsistencies
were corrected.
10.17. Release 0.9.16
12.18. Release 0.9.16
Major usability enhancement and fixes.
o Run States. Instead of the old 'start/stop' links the
@ -3622,7 +3816,7 @@ correctly parsed from command line options passed to zmu.
o Event window width variable. Event windows now scale to
fit the event image size.
10.18. Release 0.9.15
12.19. Release 0.9.15
Various bug fixes from the last release and before.
o Bandwidth. A bug was introduced in .14 which caused a
@ -3661,7 +3855,7 @@ images written by zma directly were colourised whereas those
written by zmf weren't. A change has been made whereby if set
all greyscale JPEG images are colourised in all circumstances.
10.19. Release 0.9.14
12.20. Release 0.9.14
Major new feature and important bug-fixes.
o Web configuration. Following many requests and to make
@ -3705,7 +3899,7 @@ o All SQL buffers in the C++ code have been enlarged. There
was previously an issue with a buffer overflow on certain
occasions.
10.20. Release 0.9.13
12.21. Release 0.9.13
Beta version of several features and fixes, never generally
released.
@ -3756,7 +3950,7 @@ windows to restart the refresh process. By using JS refresh
timers which are not interrupted these extraneous refreshes
have been mostly eliminated.
10.21. Release 0.9.12
12.22. Release 0.9.12
Mostly bug-fixes with a couple of minor features.
o Double first images. Fixed a problem where the first
@ -3833,7 +4027,7 @@ confirmation.
o Detect linmysqlclient.a. Added better detection script
into 'configure' top spot when libmysqlclient.a is missing.
10.22. Release 0.9.11
12.23. Release 0.9.11
Various new features and fixes.
o Added stats view - If you have the RECORD_EVENT_STATS
@ -3919,7 +4113,7 @@ o Web colour change - I thought the old red, green and
amber text colours were just a bit too gaudy so I've toned
them down a bit. Hope you like them!
10.23. Release 0.9.10
12.24. Release 0.9.10
Many bug-fixes and major feature enhancements.
o Configure 'round' bug - Fixed a problem with the
@ -3999,7 +4193,7 @@ o Bugs and pieces - Fixed various bug(ettes) that I came
across that that I don't think had been reported or noticed so
I don't think we need to talk about them here do we.
10.24. Release 0.9.9
12.25. Release 0.9.9
Mainly bug-fixes and minor feature enhancements.
o Added zmu -q/--query option - There is now a new query
@ -4049,7 +4243,7 @@ was removed in the last version which meant that sometimes the
console never go refreshed as it's timing loop was broken.
This functionality has now been reinstated.
10.25. Release 0.9.8
12.26. Release 0.9.8
Several new features and bug-fixes
o Upgrade note - If you have installed 0.9.7 and wish to
@ -4123,7 +4317,7 @@ o Monitor window refresh on alarm - When the monitor window
is active and an alarm has occurred the most recent alarms
list is immediately refreshed to show it.
10.26. Release 0.9.7
12.27. Release 0.9.7
Yes, a big jump in release number but a lot of changes too.
Now somewhat more mature, not really an alpha any more, and a
lot of bugs fixed too.
@ -4172,11 +4366,11 @@ o Some of the web views have changed slightly to
accommodate the separate events view.
o And much much more, probably...
10.27. Release 0.0.1
12.28. Release 0.0.1
Initial release, therefore nothing new.
11. To Do
13. To Do
Seeing as ZoneMinder is so young and has kind of evolved
rather than being planned there are a bunch of improvements
@ -4229,7 +4423,7 @@ o Add sound support to allow a captured audio channel to be
associated with a video device. Work on this feature has
already begun.
12. Bugs
14. Bugs
o When opening a link to an event etc from a notification
email the window that is opened is just a regular browser
@ -4244,7 +4438,7 @@ everything recovers from it but it needs checking out.
Probably bucket loads more, just fire them at me.
13. Non-Bugs
15. Non-Bugs
o Yes, those are tabs in the indents; I like tabs so don't
go changing them to spaces please. Also, yes I like my
@ -4255,7 +4449,7 @@ Everything else that isn't definitely broken is probably
deliberate, or was once anyway.
14. License
16. License
ZoneMinder is released under the GPL, see below.

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zmalter-1.20.0.sql \
zmalter-1.20.1.sql \
zmalter-1.21.0.sql \
zmalter-1.21.1.sql
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--
-- This updates a 1.21.2 database to 1.21.3
--
-- No changes required
--
-- These are optional, but we might as well do it now
--
optimize table Frames;
optimize table Events;
optimize table Filters;
optimize table Zones;
optimize table Monitors;
optimize table Stats;