ZMNinja - Revision history

Asker at 19:21, 24 May 2026

2026-05-24T19:21:51Z

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	==Note==		==Note==

	As of May 2026, zmNinja is deprecated. Please use zmNinjaNg at https://zmninjang.zoneminder.~~com/~~		As of May 2026, zmNinja is deprecated. Please use zmNinjaNg at https://zmninjang.zoneminder.co


			==Usage==

	ZMNinja is a frontend for mobile phones and x86 computers.		ZMNinja is a frontend for mobile phones and x86 computers.
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	This is the community wiki documentation on ZMNinja. Please refer to the official docs for more information. https://zmninja.readthedocs.io		This is the community wiki documentation on ZMNinja. Please refer to the official docs for more information. https://zmninja.readthedocs.io


	~~==Usage==~~
	See: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS9z-ANNUbPRMhCWbS-PFJtB_6y6O_vwrZfLE6-TjPo3O0bPQeMUjjeTSXFvILU_w4ZTgU01CM9Hz8p/pub		See: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS9z-ANNUbPRMhCWbS-PFJtB_6y6O_vwrZfLE6-TjPo3O0bPQeMUjjeTSXFvILU_w4ZTgU01CM9Hz8p/pub
	Which is from the official docs.		Which is from the official docs.

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← Older revision		Revision as of 19:21, 24 May 2026
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			==Note==

			As of May 2026, zmNinja is deprecated. Please use zmNinjaNg at https://zmninjang.zoneminder.com/

	ZMNinja is a frontend for mobile phones and x86 computers.		ZMNinja is a frontend for mobile phones and x86 computers.

2025-10-30T07:17:42Z

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	This is the community wiki documentation on ZMNinja. Please refer to the official docs for more information. https://zmninja.readthedocs.io		This is the community wiki documentation on ZMNinja. Please refer to the official docs for more information. https://zmninja.readthedocs.io


			==Usage==
			See: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vS9z-ANNUbPRMhCWbS-PFJtB_6y6O_vwrZfLE6-TjPo3O0bPQeMUjjeTSXFvILU_w4ZTgU01CM9Hz8p/pub
			Which is from the official docs.

	==Setting up ZMNinja - serverside==		==Setting up ZMNinja - serverside==

2024-10-29T14:19:32Z

Test That it Works

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	fail2ban-regex /var/log/zm/web_php.log zoneminder.conf		fail2ban-regex /var/log/zm/web_php.log zoneminder.conf
	fail2ban-client status zoneminder		fail2ban-client status zoneminder
			fail2ban-client unban <ipaddress>
	and		and
	tail -F /var/log/zm/web_php.log		tail -F /var/log/zm/web_php.log

2024-10-29T14:09:03Z

Configure jail.d/zoneminder.conf and filter.d/zoneminder.conf

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Configure jail.d/zoneminder.conf and filter.d/zoneminder.conf

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Configure jail.d/zoneminder.conf and filter.d/zoneminder.conf

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	to block certain ports, or all ports depending... That will not be covered in this guide at the moment.		to block certain ports, or all ports depending... That will not be covered in this guide at the moment.

	In /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf (at the end) (or jail.local to avoid updates overwriting)		In /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf (at the end) (or jail.local/jail.d to avoid updates overwriting)
	[zoneminder]		[zoneminder]
	# Zoneminder HTTP/HTTPS web interface auth		# Zoneminder HTTP/HTTPS web interface auth

2024-10-29T13:58:59Z

Test That it Works

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	It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). It will block on either a correct user with incorrect pass, or a non existent user with an incorrect pass.		It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). It will block on either a correct user with incorrect pass, or a non existent user with an incorrect pass.

	~~Note: You may also want to increase~~ bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m), ~~and~~ set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update). These are in jail.conf.		====Additional Steps====
			* Increase bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m),
			* set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update). These are in jail.conf.

	* https://www.the-art-of-web.com/system/fail2ban-howto/		* https://www.the-art-of-web.com/system/fail2ban-howto/

2024-10-25T16:05:13Z

Test That it Works

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	It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). It will block on either a correct user with incorrect pass, or a non existent user with an incorrect pass.		It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). It will block on either a correct user with incorrect pass, or a non existent user with an incorrect pass.

	Note: You may also want to increase bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m), and set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update. These are in jail.conf.		Note: You may also want to increase bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m), and set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update). These are in jail.conf.

	* https://www.the-art-of-web.com/system/fail2ban-howto/		* https://www.the-art-of-web.com/system/fail2ban-howto/

2024-10-25T16:04:52Z

Test That it Works

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	tail -F /var/log/zm/web_php.log		tail -F /var/log/zm/web_php.log

	It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). ~~For more details~~ on ~~fail2ban see:~~		It should ban after 5 tries with zminja (which does two logins each time you try to save settings). It will block on either a correct user with incorrect pass, or a non existent user with an incorrect pass.

	Note: You may also want to increase bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m), and set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update. These are in jail.conf.		Note: You may also want to increase bantime from 10m to something higher (1440m), and set the block action to nftables-allports (since iptables is no longer in debian but fail2ban has fail2update. These are in jail.conf.