20160915

What's new:

• motionEye: fixed a bug where upload services credentials would be lost after applying settings
• motionEye: fixed an error where background tasks wouldn't be persisted
• motionEye: fixed an error that would show up in log when adding a camera with an inexistent target dirrectory

20160828

What's new:

• OS: dot is now allowed in hostname
• OS: added support for networkless mode
• OS: various Odroid XU4 fixes
• motionEye: the movie quality setting should now be closer to what the user expects, as percentage
• motionEye: the media root directory of each camera is now created automatically upon hitting apply
• motionEye: the default root directory of each camera contains now the (initial) name of the camera
• motionEye: added the validate_certs setting to allow talking to sites with self-signed certificates
• motionEye: fixed various bugs when changing upload services settings or provider
• motionEye: the previous/next arrows in the media browser are no longer reversed
• motionEye: added support for numerical action buttons (1 to 9), that could be used for PTZ presets

20160801

What's new:

• OS: better wired connectivity monitoring (through /sys/class/net/*/operstate rather than using mii-tool)
• OS: writeimage.sh: another set of OSX fixes (thanks to @mikebanks)
• OS: added support for kernel module blacklisting (see Loading Custom Modules At Startup)
• motionEye: added support for choosing movie formats/codecs (including h264, which is selected by default - you might want to reduce the video quality to 50% or even less)
• motionEye: RTSP: TCP is now preferred over UDP (it seems that TCP offers better streaming experience overall)
• motionEye: added action buttons for pan/tilt/zoom (only the buttons, not the underlying functionality!)
• motionEye: notifications emails now contain the Date header, for better compatibility (thanks to @luemmel)

20160705

What's new:

• fixed the upload services (Google Drive, Dropbox) bug introduced with 20160703

20160703

What's new:

• OS: added logrotate support (log files are now rotated based on their size)
• OS: added support for custom NTP server
• OS: added support for the official Raspberry PI WiFi adapter (bcm43430) to all boards
• OS: Raspberry PI: added support for system monitoring (Expert Settings -> Enable System Monitoring)
• OS: Raspberry PI: frequencies imposed by default by the firmware on each board are now used
• OS: Banana PI, Cubietruck: reverted to kernel 4.1 as the USB support is broken in 4.4
• motionEye: more than 10 cameras can now be added to a motionEye server
• motionEye: fixed a bug where media files cleanup wouldn't work when having multiple cameras
• motionEye: RTSP network cameras: added support for basic authentication
• motionEye: Dropbox API v2 is now used (v1 has been deprecated)
• motionEye: Google Drive: added support for relative path (subfolders for media files)
• motionEye: Google Drive: media files are no longer uploaded to folders that have been moved to trash
• motionEye: added a test button for email notifications
• motionEye: added a test button for network shares
• motionEye: HEAD method is now supported by all URIs

20160605

What's new:

• OS: sync is now used to minimize the odds of data loss during boot
• OS: wired connection is now accepted as fallback if wifi configured, but not available
• OS: static_ip.conf now allows setting a custom mtu (for VPN or other unusual network scenarios)
• OS: Raspberry PI (all models): kernel updated to 4.4.12
• OS: Raspberry PI (all models): kernel is now 100% identical to that used by Raspbian
• OS: Raspberry PI (all models): ondemand CPU governor is now used by default
• OS: Raspberry PI (all models): Mr Dave's motion version is now always preferred, even for CSI camera boards
• OS: added support for Raspberry PI Zero
• OS: added support for Raspberry CSI Camera v2.1
• OS: OdroidC1, OdroidXU4: updated kernel to latest version
• motionEye: still images and movies can now be separately uploaded to Google Drive/Dropbox
• motionEye: fixed a bunch of security issues (potential shell code injections)
• motionEye: added support for HEAD HTTP method
• motionEye: fixed a Dropbox authorization issue
• motionEye: fixed email notifications and file uploads when using special characters in passwords

20160410

What's new:

• the default CPU governor is now ondemand
• current system time is now printed to kernel log at every boot
• added support for reading some config files (e.g. wpa_supplicant.conf) directly from the boot partition (making life easier for Windows users)
• writeimage.sh no longer requires ext4 filesystem support and should work out-of-the-box on OSX

20160320

What's new:

• OS: the system will refuse to successfully boot without a network connection
• OS: the wifi driver used is now shown in the boot log
• OS: fixed error when tweaking Raspberry PI 3 board-specific settings
• OS: odroidc1, odroidxu4 builds are back again
• motionEye: fixed a bug with numeric passwords used for remote motionEye cameras
• motionEye: when removing a single movie file from the media browser, the associated .thumb file is removed as well

20160306

What's new:

• OS: added support for Raspberry PI3
• motionEye: fixed a bug where the root media folder would get removed
• motionEye: fixed Simple MJPEG Camera settings panel bug
• motionEye: motion -> motionEye event passing is now a bit faster

20160221

What's new:

• motionEye: hidden folders are ignored when listing media files
• motionEye: media file listing performance improvements
• motionEye: added support for more network share security methods
• motionEye: added support for open wifi networks
• motionEye: SMTP passwords can now contain percent characters
• motionEye: the From field can now be customized when configuring email notifications
• OS: module parameters are now properly read from modprobe.conf (wifi power management is now disabled via these parameters)
• OS: fixed Windows 10 SMB compatibility issue
• OS: hostname is now customizable via UI
• OS: base path is now customizable via UI
• OS: wpa_supplicant: added EAP support
• OS: dmesg.log is now an actual file persisted across reboots
• OS: minor writeimage.sh fix to prevent a fork bomb