What's new: * the movie quality setting should now be closer to what the user expects, as percentage * the media root directory of each camera is now created automatically upon hitting *apply* * the default root directory of each camera contains now the (initial) name of the camera * added the [[validate_certs|Configuration-Filevalidate_certs]] setting to allow talking to sites with self-signed certificates
0.33
Not secure
What's new: * added support for choosing movie formats/codecs (h264/mp4 is available with newer motion versions) * RTSP: prefer TCP over UDP * added action buttons for pan/tilt/zoom (only the buttons, not the underlying functionality!) * notifications emails now contain the `Date` header, for better compatibility
0.32.1
Not secure
What's new: * more than 10 cameras can now be added to a motionEye server * fixed a bug where media files cleanup wouldn't work when having multiple cameras * RTSP network cameras: added support for basic authentication * Dropbox API v2 is now used (v1 has been deprecated) * Google Drive: added support for relative path (subfolders for media files) * Google Drive: media files are no longer uploaded to folders that have been moved to trash * added a test button for email notifications * added a test button for network shares * HEAD method is now supported by all URIs
0.32
Not secure
What's new: * added support for [[monitoring commands|Monitoring Commands]] * HTTP 403 status is now used to signal any authentication problem
0.31.5
Not secure
What's new: * fixed a bug where the `relayevent.sh` script would compute a wrong signature when using special characters in admin password
0.31.4
Not secure
What's new: * fixed a bug with numeric passwords used for remote motionEye cameras * when removing a single movie file from the media browser, the associated .thumb file is removed as well