When i restart pc get "Zoneminder Console - Stopped"
I start it manualy but when restart pc it gets stopped again.

Ubuntu 10.4 desktop+Zoneminder 1.24.2

How to solve it?

Anybody please help!

You have a required service that ZM needs not set to start at boot. In FC12 you'd need to go to System::Administration::Services, scroll down to the ZM services, enable the ones that aren't running, and set to start. Can't tell you specifically on Ubuntu.

Install "bum". Just search for it in the synaptic package manager. It should show up in System > Administration > Bootup Manager

Thanks "bb99" and "williamthrilliam" for your answers, but this not help.
When i start manualy Zoneminder service In Boot-Up Manager, after reboot it stopped.

Any ideas?

Try reinstalling apache2.

that not helpped

I installed 3 diferent PC by this manual: http://www.zoneminder.com/wiki/index.ph ... 29_Desktop

and get this error...

before reboot pc


after reboot pc



Any ideas?

I've got this problem too with Ubuntu server.
Zoneminder service is configured to start on boot, but this does not happen.
I don't think this is a zoneminder problem, as the init script works perfectly. It should be an Ubuntu problem, i'll try top post on an ubuntu and see ifI can get something to work.

Haven touched ubuntu in a while but i believe it has something to do with permission you may have to add zm to the video group. If not go open the log viewer under admin tool should give some more info.

I'm having the exact same thing.

It appears to me as if the ZoneMinder service is trying to start before the MySQL server has started, letting the ZoneMinder service fail to start.

I'm gonna see if sleeping the ZM startup script for a few seconds could fix this.

This is typically what I have:

* Note that ZM is trying to start 1 second before MySQL ^^

Simply adding 'sleep 15' in the line above 'zmfix -a' in the /etc/init.d/zoneminder file fixed my ZoneMinder startup problems!
Here's the new output from the syslog:

^^ Now there's a nice 15 second gap

works but for me (I'm using 10.4 server with dist-upgrade on 8-29-10) adding the "sleep 15" line broke apache2 and kept it from starting on boot. I fixed this and got apache server to start on boot by removing it from startup with "update-rc.d -f apache2 remove" and adding the line "apache2ctl restart" AFTER the sleep command.

works great now!

What I have done:

update-rc.d -f zoneminder remove
then
update-rc.d zoneminder defaults 92

So it strats after apache, and normally after mysql.

Worked for me.