Rick Sayre

Thanks for the information Norman 26.04 is at 26.04.1 LTS nowIndeed the shenanigans require care; if one does not edit dependencies to remove the unsatisfiable libxml2, subsequent apt is likely to ...

Kyle Campbell  I found that at least client-side, grabbing the older libxml2.so.2 from the noble packages, extracting it, and point LD_LIBRARY_PATH at it, I could successfully run the client binari...

NOTE - it appears that NxWitness undoes this with each update, in the most unfriendly and non-linuxy way - no opportunity to “use package/keep local/compare”, not even a .original or backup created...

On Ubuntu, this worked for me: edit /etc/systemd/system/networkoptix-root-tool.service insert this additional line in the [Service] section (4 stands for "warning" log level): LogLevelMax=4 then re...

The example was lacking paths... Try this - worked great for me on 22.04.2 LTS with Nx Witness 5.0.0.36634 P1 $ sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/liblber-2.5.so.0 /opt/networkoptix/mediaserver/l...

Greetings Perhaps because motion was being triggered so constantly with the "light show", or perhaps because network connectivity is different on my test bench, I have not seen subsequent issues on...

Yes, the lights will be turned on every now and then.  I noticed watching the stream with VLC that even with the lights out, occasionally I saw full-frame flashes, which I did never see with nx, so...

Thanks for the update It has taken typically a few weeks before motion search starts failing With everything dark, I'm not sure how you'll know when motion search has failed?  I can see about putti...

OK, I will do so as soon as I have procured the camera. It was my understanding from Boris' comment that the system has ceased detecting motion server-side because of time desynchronization.  Surel...

...and as I mentioned, I would very much like to see some kind of alert/logging ability for loss of smart-motion.  Can this be logged here, or would you prefer I make the suggestion over in the oth...