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Start with a fresh frugal installation of F96_4-radky6-CE then insure that the Pkg2-cli is installed if not download pkg-2.0.9.pet and install it.
run in a terminal twice:
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pkg repo-updateDownload the 2 scripts and run them in order 01 then 02. Once both the scripts are finished, in a terminal:
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zmpkg.pl start In a browser open http://localhost/zm and a page with some legal stuff should appear.
If any trouble with local usb webcams check the permissions and or add user www-data to the video group
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chown www-data /dev/video0
Is it easy to use this zoneminder install with old android phones? I don't have any custom cameras but tons of old phones - was hoping to set up system for keeping an eye on back garden cos have crazy neighbour that is more than a bit of a psycho behaviour-wise.
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@wiak Yes there is a good way to use old Android phones as netcams. The application is Droidcam which I started experimenting with after @BarryK had posted about it. I've tested it with a Motorola and it works well. And the ideas to mount the phones as camera's are plentiful.
Droidcam
Probably mostly for academic interest, an ancient open source android app that turns a phone into a simple streaming ip camera that I've used.
https://foxdogstudios.com/blog/peepers- ... om-android
I just checked and it gives an "made for old version" warning, but still worked on my 2018 vintage phone.
edit: Make sure when you mount it that it has air circulating around it. A lot of phones don't have great thermal management and something like sticking them to a wall with double sided tape and then running it hard can kill them.
After the installation and adding 1 webcam and 2 net cam's these two screenshots show Console view and a Montage view :
A Droidcam monitor will be the next example