Full ALPR Database System for Blue Iris!

You can still access the web interface from different PCs?

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Making good progress so far. Lot of stuff hardened, completely fresh new DB with query builder, new auth with multiple users and roles, tons of data fetching stuff fixed, and many other improvements.

Agents requiring more supervision than I initially expected and I have a bunch of other tasks I need to get done before tmr, so won’t be done today.

I also found two different libraries that might be able to solve the hard part of the automation rule builder @VideoDad brought up.

Going to redo a bunch of UI too. Might use this:
Overkill for this but really cool.
Awesome work! You’re killing it.
Any eta on a beta or need help testing anything?
 
I was running Docker Desktop << 4.62.0, but I just updated to 4.62.0, which is what prompted the restart of the container. :idk:
And it just locked up again. Here's the Container dashboard while it was unresponsive:

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and then after a Stop/Start:
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Memory leak?
 
Docker-philes, is there a way to interrogate my container when it's in this stuck state? I can open a Terminal, but I'm unfamiliar with what I can or can't do, there. I did try "top" but it didn't do anything while it was stuck, whereas right now, functioning properly, "top" does report process usage.
 
Docker-philes, is there a way to interrogate my container when it's in this stuck state? I can open a Terminal, but I'm unfamiliar with what I can or can't do, there. I did try "top" but it didn't do anything while it was stuck, whereas right now, functioning properly, "top" does report process usage.

From your screenshots, looks like whatever is chewing up all of the cpu cycles is the alprdashboard and not the database. Have you looked at the logs on the dashboard to see what it's doing? Not sure about Windows, under Linux, the dashboard is pretty idle (but maybe you live on a busy street and getting 10k reads a day).

You can try using process explorer (Process Explorer - Sysinternals) and see if that will show what is using the cpu cycles.
 
@TheWaterbug Had the SAME exact issue as you, not sure why. I backed up all my docker VHDX (Under AppData/Local). Completely uninstalled and deleted folders. Backed up my ALPR folder. Updated windows, restarted, reinstalled both fresh and restored all my data. Everything works now.. but i feel your pain. Went through the same thing, my CPU usage was identical, would lock up and force a task manager kill before restarting