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Creat a user script to run this command: docker exec --user www-data Firefly-III /usr/local/bin/php /var/www/html/artisan firefly-iii:cron
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Off-topic but that is great to hear. Next upgrade has plans for arc to replace my 1050ti
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If you want to expose it to the internet for remote access
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To save time you could have read https://docs.frigate.video/configuration/authentication rather than post here.
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There was an update overnight. Did you read the changelog before you updated?
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Which is the scope of this thread. More specifically blakeblackshear - Frigate. I suggest you post in a VM discussion about passing through devices. Note, The Frigate documention advises against running Frigate in a VM
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The instructions are literally in the template as pointed out by foo_fighter. Not always apparent especially for people where english is a second language but they are there. If you are not populating the parameters, remove/delete them or it will cause an error.
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Most people wouldn't be using a SSD for CCTV recordings
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Frigate uses CPU for its motion detection. Perhaps use masks to cover leaves, branches etc that could be triggering it.
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1) No 2) No 3) Mine shows as Google Inc. Probably thats enough to show that you have a dud. I hope you purchased from an official store that has warranty.
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Yes, I did. Didn't think of that.
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It didnt do it automatically for me
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When mine updated to 13 it was broken. Moving the db to /config fixed it.
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Im using this https://www.makerfabs.com/dual-edge-tpu-adapter.html and yes, it can access both TPU
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I just re-read your initial problem and realized i've also got the same problem with the directory structure. Frigate timezone is correct but the directory names are set to GMT. i think.
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Is your host on the correct time? Have you mounted /etc/localtime?
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https://docs.frigate.video/configuration/ I recommend using vscode over notepad++ and following from the documentation: VSCode Configuration Schema VSCode (and VSCode addon) supports the JSON schemas which will automatically validate the config. This can be added by adding # yaml-language-server: $schema=http://frigate_host:5000/api/config/schema.json to the top of the config file. frigate_host being the IP address of Frigate or ccab4aaf-frigate if running in the addon.
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Yep
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Have you added "--runtime=nvidia" as extra parameter?
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For GPU detection you need to use Frigate 12
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I had a blackout the other day and I don't think my m2. coral and/or adaptor survived. Coral crashes the whole server after a couple of minutes causing a server reboot. This is after months of uptime. Fortunately I have a spare USB coral to use. Probably just order another adaptor to see exactly where the problem is.
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The hint is in the domain name of this forum.
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Step 1 in the docs. "Frigate requires a functioning MQTT server. " Literally the first sentence.
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I think you need to read the documentation. The installation steps point out pretty clearly how to create the config.yml and what is needed in it. I am not sure what configuration options you are expecting on a FOSS project. Given the target demograph of Frigate is the HA community they would usually already be well versed in YAML. Hey, if I can get it to work, anyone can.
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Because everyone's would be different. No but HA certainly works well with it. not at all
