dlandon
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Should work fine.
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Post diagnostics. Also go to a command line and show the result of "whereis parted". -
I cannot reproduce your issue and haven't heard of anyone else reporting this issue. Post your diagnostics and I'll have a look.
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Yes. The file has to be linux format.
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Run the commands manually and see if the state changes.
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Your cameras need to be set for the two states - 'Daytime' and 'Nightime'. Check the Zoneminder docs for how to set the camera states.
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Read the first post of this thread.
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Use the user scripts plugin to set your script to run on a cron. You name your device mount point with UD and it is mounted with that name. You can then Copy files to that mount point. You don’t need the dev. As I said, read the first post and you will see some examples.
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Ud is very different from SNAP. You can accomplish the same thing, but UD handles things differently. UD detects a device when it is plugged in and runs your script automatically. Read the first post for details.
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Your best bet is to get help with this from the Zoneminder forum.
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Remove preclear. Yes.
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I don't have any control over the .Recycle.Bin management. There is a module in Samba called vfs recycle that handles the placement of the recycled files in the .Recycle.Bin. The plugin tells vfs recycle where the files are to be placed and vfs recycle handles it from there. Set the recycle bin plugin to its defaults for a while and see if that helps. Don't define any recycle bin parameters.
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Do you have the preclear plugin installed?
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Format it in Windows. UD will then mount it for backups.
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I've released a new version of the Docker to update the hook processing. If you are using the zmeventnotification hook processing, you will have to update your hook file(s) from the zmeventnotification GitHub.
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You'll need to remove the .Recycle.Bin folder manually.
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I'll need to update the docker. The zmeventnotification hook processing has been changing very quickly and I'm trying to keep up.
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Those environment variables tell the docker to load the appropriate drivers.
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I can't help with the hook processing. I don't know anything about how it works. All I did was follow the instructions from the zmeventnotification GitHub.
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I would suggest the following to see if any of these steps fix your Zoneminder: - Remove and re-install the Docker. - Restore your database from a backup. - Remove the Docker and appdata and start from scratch.
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I guess I understand all that. Regardless, I'm glad you worked it out.
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Unraid should time out and force a shutdown once the timeout has been reached. If Unraid doesn't force a shutdown, you have other issues. This should happen no matter what the remote shares are doing. Some have reported issues with dockers using remote mounted shares. I'm thinking your docker may be hanging the system when the remote share goes off-line.
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Remote mounts are mounted when the array starts if they are set to auto mount. UD does not attempt another mount if the remote mount comes on-line. You could set up a User Script on a cron to auto mount remote mounts with the following script: /usr/local/sbin/rc.unassigned mount auto This will mount any devices that are not mounted if they are set to auto mount. It doesn't affect any devices already mounted, but could add a lot of entries to the log. It will also mount any disks set to auto mount that are not mounted.
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Do you have dockers using the remote SMB shares?
