View HDHR from a Web Browser
Introduction This document shows you how to set up a system so you can view your web channels from a web browser. Prerequisites Linux Web Server (in this case we will use Rocky Linux...
My Apolonio Tech Blog
Base Rocky Linux Install
BY LARRY APOLONIO ยท October 19, 2021Original Document was created October 19, 2021Updated March 20, 2022 for Rocky Linux 8.5 Introduction If you want to build a system like the ones I use in...
Dusty Blog
Its been a while since I posted something in this blog, I have been busy with other things in my life. But I would like to post here regularly. So to all that have...
Configuring Nagios Part 1
Setting Up Hosts Introduction You followed the minimal installation of Linux, then proceeded to install monitoring software, now you are ready for the next step. First off, What is nagios? Before I jump on...
Grafana, Nagios and Stuff
In this article, I am going to walk through installing some monitoring software on a CentOS 7 box. Start with the the base install of CentOS is described here https://my.apolonio.tech/?p=78 but upgraded with yum...
Friend Of Zoneminder
I am posting this sooner then I wanted, but wanted to get something up before I get too bored with this project and move on. Friend of Zoneminder (FOZM) was initially a project to...
Atomic Pi Review
Yesterday I was perusing the Internet when viewing some youtube videos when I came across one mentioning a cheap x86 based Single Board Computer. This SBC called an Atomic Pi caught me off guard,...
Zoneminder Adding the First Camera
Now that you have zoneminder up let us add a camera. Because they are everywhere and easy to acquire, we will add USB Web Camera Linux will detect most USB web cameras. If not...
Zoneminder on Minimal CentOS 7 Install
I have said Zoneminder is easy to install, hard to configure, lets go through that Say you did a minimal install of CentOS 7 and you wanted to install Zoneminder on it, here are...
Detailed Base Linux Build
Here is a a more detailed build of my Base Linux Install So it is assumed you know how to boot your computer from optical media, the original instruction were based on CentOS 7.7...
