Custom HA alerts based on who is at the door would be very cool. That i could maybe use and create rest alerts? I especially like the idea of one of the future ideas, of connecting it to facebook to recognize friends. Anyway thats where my research has got me. This article originally covered Ubuntu 16.04 but has been updated for 18. It would be better to use OpenCV maybe on a Pi, or some local set up for a quicker response. This article covers Zoneminder 1.31.43 with PHP 7 on Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver LTS, using all pre-built packages. Forum for questions and support relating to the 1.29.x releases only. During the installation of the package, you will be asked to choose the versions. Ubuntu Server 16.04 fresh install issues. Easy Way: Debian Stretch Easy Way: Debian Jessie Redhat. I think PoE IP camera is the way to go, and then use something like the Microsoft face service to query (although annoyingly that is one face per Face API you configure). Note that the same package works on all supported Debian and Ubuntu platforms. Easy Way: Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) Easy Way: Ubuntu 14.x (Trusty) Harder Way: Build Package From Source Hints Debian. I’m just starting to investigate facial recognition (but it seems so far the Netgear base station handles all the networking and pushes to the cloud).Īlso (preparing tin foil hat) now Amazon has acquired Ring i’m more inclined to revert to non cloud, local storage. Only 3 cameras for now, but CPU is under 13%, and the system is also serviving up cloud content via Owncloud.For what its worth i use 5 arlo pro and 2 ring (doorbell and floodlight cam) - all my arlos are, ironically, wired for power (but got fed up with changing the batteries). And of course there was the documented ZM-CGI path edit that needed to be changed.Īll good so far. Had to modify the symboloic links at /usr/share/zoneminder/This glitch only showed up after enabling username authentication. My new build on Pine uses an external 1TB drive for the video files. A good challenge on one in the past was getting the server to email alerts using a Gmail account because the local ISP blocked port 25. Over the years, have installed Zoneminder about 6 times on Centos, Ubuntu, physical and VM systems, and never had one go 100% without a annoying issue ot two. For the most part the published "Install Zoneminder on Ubuntu - the easy way" instructions worked well. The timezone will be detected from the OS and added to the php.ini. One week into Pine and have also migrated my previous old Zoneminder server over. Copy the contents of the script, open a terminal and run: nano zm-install Paste the contents of the script into Nano Then: Ctrl + o Ctrl + x Next run: chmod 755 zm-install Start the script by entering.
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