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Releases: ccrisan/motionpie
Releases · ccrisan/motionpie
20150719
MOTIONPIE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED IN FAVOUR OF MOTIONEYEOS
What's new:
- add camera dialog has been rewritten to avoid confusions
- raspberrypi: added libarmmem for faster memcpy/memove
- raspberrypi(2): Fast Network Camera performance improvements
- raspberrypi(2): added i2c-tools and rpi.gpio packages
- this is the first version that officially supports the Odroid C1 board
- fixed various UI bugs
20150621
What's new:
- Raspberry PI: added Fast Network Camera support
- Raspberry PI: added Pi2 overclock preset
- Banana PI: upgraded to kernel 4.0
- Cubietruck: added Realtek 8192cu driver (used by Edimax 7811Un)
- the UI should look slightly better on iOS
20150601
What's new:
- fixed USB keyboard issues with Raspberry PI2
- fixed issues with special characters in camera device path (e.g. Microsoft (R) Lifecam 3000)
- fixed an issue where old media files weren't removed
- fixed broken SSH login when admin password has spaces
- added a motion keepalive expert option to detect motion daemon hangs
If you experience authentication problems with the web UI, clear your browser's cache.
20150524
What's new:
- added a maximum motion movie length setting
- included Mr Dave's motion fork (activable by setting motion binary to
/usr/bin/motion-mrdave
) - added an advanced setting to allow upgrading to prerelease versions
20150516
What's new:
- a small, but sensible framerate improvement in the web UI
- video devices are now identified by their persistent path, thus avoiding random reordering at each boot
- added support for simple MJPEG cameras (improved performance, no motion detection, just plain video streaming)
- this is the first version that supports the Cubietruck board
- switched to glibc (from uclibc)
- boot.log and dmesg.log files can now be downloaded from the Expert Settings section
- added cron support
20150331
What's new:
- IP camera-related fixes
- mjpeg streaming: authentication method is now configurable (it can be set to either disabled, basic or digest)
- added support for downloading logs (for debugging purposes)
- improved network share (NAS) compatibility
- added support for more camera sensors (ov* series and others)
- added (firmware) support for more wifi dongles
Automatic Update Note
The automatic update mechanism will probably not work due to a SSL certificate checking issue. If you want to use the update function, you'll need to manually patch a file on your sd card:
- log in using SSH or putty (see shell access)
- remount the filesystem read-write:
mount -o remount,rw /
- edit the problematic file:
nano /programs/motioneye/src/update.py
- add the following line at the beginning of the file:
import ssl; ssl._create_default_https_context = ssl._create_unverified_context
- save and exit:
Ctrl+O
,Enter
,Ctrl+X
- run the
reboot
command - when your motionPie gets back, the update function should work just fine
20150317
20150315
What's new:
- many timelapse fixes
- added support for wireless networks with empty password (key)
- added support for extra motion options
- implemented backing up and restoring settings
- added a debug expert option that increases logging verbosity and makes partitions writable
- merged with latest buildroot version
20150228
What's new:
- various fields in the settings panel are now validated and stripped of unwanted whitespace
v4l2-ctl
command is now killed if it hangs due to a buggy v4l2 driver- added support for video streaming authentication (using surveillance credentials, if present)
- sections in the settings panel are now minimizable (and minimized by default), for a cleaner overview
- added support for various "expert" settings, thus making writeimage.sh script obsolete