allow changing of the timestamp char code delimeter #1972
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I will test this and report back, but it can take until the end of the week. Lots of other work to do here... |
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Not a problem @schrorg |
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I have no problem merging this, it is a simple fix. |
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fixes #1865
This PR allows one to change the timestamp code character, under Options -> Config, from the default "%" to anything the user wants. Note that it only affects ZoneMinder's builtin codes. This has no affect on the standard strftime codes.
As described in #1865, this is one way to address the issue of BSD operating systems handling the % character differently than their Linux counterpart.
I'm willing to hear alternative methods to fix this.
@schrorg @abishai
Please test this and provide feedback as I don't currently have any FreeBSD systems running zoneminder.