/mnt/%1/%2/%3 old usage (* bytes), new usage (* bytes)
%1 = IP address of SMB share. %BR%
%2 = SMB share name. %BR%
%3 = Server name. %BR%
After re-scanning the archive target, this is the old and new usage.
This is a normal message.
Ending newest hour scan on local recording drives – 0 seconds.
Local storage drives were scanned for newly archive-able material.
This is a normal message.
Discarding frame of excessive length ***
A frame received, exceeded the available buffer space for the camera plugin.
The buffer for individual plugins has changed over time. Check the release notes. It’s possible the customer may need to update to a newer version of Server to support a newer camera with larger frames.
%BR%%BR%
For instance: %BR%
exacqVision Server 5.1.3.34360 increased frame buffers to 2MB for larger megapixel cameras%BR%
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Cleaning up /mnt/edvr/%1/%2/%3/%4/%5/%6 – no relevant frames were found for archiving.
%1 = Drive Number %BR%
%2 = Year %BR%
%3 = Month %BR%
%4 = Day %BR%
%5 = Hour %BR%
%6 = File Name %BR%
Archive file was deleted as no frames needed to be archived.
This will occur when a file created on the archiving target, but the schedule indicated that nothing needed to be archived. For instance, the Server may be recording on free-run, but only scheduled to Archive based on Motion. If no motion occurred, there is no video to archive.
Skipping currently updating file /mnt/edvr/%1/%2/%3/%4/%5/%6.
%1 = Drive Number %BR%
%2 = Year %BR%
%3 = Month %BR%
%4 = Day %BR%
%5 = Hour %BR%
%6 = File Name
Archive will not copy a file that is currently being written.
Connecting to SMB share (\%1\%2\%3)).
%1 = IP address of SMB share. %BR%
%2 = SMB share name. %BR%
%3 = Server name.
This is a normal message.
Failed to connect SMB share (\%1\%2\%3) – mount error ***.
%1 = IP address of SMB share. %BR%
%2 = SMB share name. %BR%
%3 = Server name. %BR%
Archiving target failed to connect.
Use the SMB mount error to troubleshoot.
Opening|creating database in location: C:/Program Files/exacqVision/Server/eventpi.db
In Linux, this will say: /usr/local/exacq/Server/eventpi.db
This is a normal message during startup. If the file gets “created” on an existing installation, this indicates there was a corruption or missing database.
Loaded config and event linkages.
This is a normal message during startup.
Loaded configuration.
This is a normal message during startup.