Description Instructions for installing exacqVision Server and Client on 64-bit Ubuntu varies based on the Ubuntu version. Product Solution Download the following files depending on which software you are installing, then follow the instructions below for either 12.04, 14.04, 16.04, 18.04, 20.04 or 22.04. Software Downloads exacqVision Server exacqVision Client exacqVision Web Service Dependencies –… Continue reading Installing exacqVision Software on 64-bit Ubuntu
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exacqVision Client and Server version 5.10 and Later Cannot be Installed on Ubuntu 6.06
Beginning with version 5.10, exacqVision Client and exacqVision Server cannot be installed on Ubuntu 6.06. An error message will appear during installation indicating that “Dependency is not satisfiable.”<br>
exacqVision Drives Incorrectly Marked as Read Only in Ubuntu Linux
If a hard drive in an Ubuntu Linux-based exacqVision system has an error in its file system, it could be marked as read only. This could cause a failure in the process of storing recorded video. Starting with version 4.9, exacqVision detects whether a drive is read only. To determine whether a hard drive is… Continue reading exacqVision Drives Incorrectly Marked as Read Only in Ubuntu Linux
Bad Package Quality Error when Installing exacqVision Software on Ubuntu 11.04
Exacq recommends installing exacqVision software on Ubuntu 10.04 because of its extensive testing within the Ubuntu community and its status as a Long Term Support version. However, if you try to install exacqVision Client and exacqVision Server software version 4.5 and older, exacqVision Web Service, or Enterprise Health Manager on a Ubuntu 11.04 system, the new Ubuntu Software Center… Continue reading Bad Package Quality Error when Installing exacqVision Software on Ubuntu 11.04
Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
To change the automatic login user in Linux, complete the steps provided for your Linux version. <br> Ubuntu 18.04 and higher On systems built by Exacq with Ubuntu version 18.04 and higher, the ability to use the operating system to configure automatic logins has been removed as a security measure. You may, however, utilize the… Continue reading Changing the Automatic Login User in Linux (Legacy)
Adding/Configuring Locales on Ubuntu Linux
For Ubuntu, adding a new locale (language) is a two-step process. First, determine the UTF8-encoded locale name, then generate the UTF8-encoded locale. <br> Determine Locale Name Open a command line window and type: less /user/share/i18n/SUPPORTED This will list all of the locales Ubuntu supports. Scroll down to find the one that matches the ISO 639-1/ISO… Continue reading Adding/Configuring Locales on Ubuntu Linux
How do I monitor Disk I/O?
Disk I/O (input/output) plays a crucial role in how you experience the exacqVision software. If disks are unable to handle the amount of data being written to them, you could see reliability issues. To help pinpoint the source of these issues on your server, use the following steps as a guide based on your system… Continue reading How do I monitor Disk I/O?
How do I change the listening port number for exacqVision Server?
By default, the exacqVision Client communicates with exacqVision Servers on port 22609. If your network does not allow port 22609, or if you need to forward the port on multiple exacqVision systems, you can change the exacqVision Server’s listening port number. To do this, complete steps detailed on this page. NOTE: The exacqVision Default Ports… Continue reading How do I change the listening port number for exacqVision Server?
Can ExacqVision Server run on Linux?
Yes, ExacqVision Server has been tested on the following: Ubuntu 22.04 (64-bit)Ubuntu 20.04 (64-bit)Ubuntu 18.04 (64-bit)Ubuntu 16.04 (64-bit)Ubuntu 14.04 (64-bit or 32-bit with PAE1)Ubuntu 12.04 (32-bit with PAE1)2Ubuntu 10.04 (32-bit with PAE1)2 Version numbers are listed as YY.MM. ExacqVision supports Ubuntu LTS releases only. Canonical provides LTS releases every two years. Long Term Support (LTS)… Continue reading Can ExacqVision Server run on Linux?
iSCSI on Ubuntu
Retrieved From HowtoForge <br> Setting Up The Initiator Install the initiator: sudo apt-get install open-iscsi <br> Next we open /etc/iscsi/iscsid.conf… sudo nano /etc/iscsi/iscsid.conf … and set node.startup to automatic: <br> Then we restart the initiator: sudo /etc/init.d/open-iscsi restart <br> Now we connect to the target (server2) and check what storage devices it has to offer:… Continue reading iSCSI on Ubuntu