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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.3 2015/04/05 08:51:08 dsainty Exp $

All documentation for ZoneMinder is now online at:

  http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.php/Documentation


Performance:

  ZoneMinder benefits dramatically from using libjpeg-turbo.  Consider
  building from Pkgsrc with:

  JPEG_DEFAULT=libjpeg-turbo


To get ZoneMinder started a MySQL database is required.

First, create a MySQL user "zmuser":

echo "create user 'zmuser'@'localhost' identified by 'zmpass';" | mysql -u root

The default password is "zmpass".  You may change this to something else, and
update ZM_DB_PASS in /usr/pkg/etc/zm.conf.


Create the initial database via:

  mysql -u root < /usr/pkg/share/zoneminder/db/zm_create.sql


Assign rights to the "zmuser" user via:

  echo "grant all on * to 'zmuser';" | mysql -u root zm


Upgrade a database from an older version of ZoneMinder via:

  zmupdate.pl -u root [-p <password>]


To enable the web interface via Apache, add the following line to httpd.conf:

  Include /usr/pkg/share/examples/zoneminder/apache/zoneminder.conf

Also follow the configuration instructions for www/ap-php,
databases/php-mysql, databases/php-pdo and databases/php-pdo_mysql packages.
Use pkg_info to read their MESSAGE files.

PHP may log warnings if the PHP date.timezone configuration is not set.
Consider assigning a default system time zone to date.timezone in
/usr/pkg/etc/php.ini.
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