v0.7.7

• fix #289: crash on
  pressing the Add button in the sample file directory dialog
• log to stderr again, fixing a regression with the tracing change in 0.7.6.

v0.7.6

• new log formats using tracing. This will allow richer context information.
• bump minimum Rust version to 1.70.
• expect camelCase in moonfire-nvr.toml file, for consistency with the JSON
  API. You'll need to adjust your config file when upgrading.
• use Retina 0.4.5.
  • This version is newly compatible with rtsp-simple-server v0.19.3 and some
    TP-Link cameras. Fixes #238.
  • Fixes problems connecting to cameras that use RTP extensions.
  • Fixes problems with Longse cameras
    scottlamb/retina#77.
• expanded API interface for examining and updating users:
  • admin_users permission for operating on arbitrary users.
  • GET /users/ endpoint to list users
  • POST /users/ endpoint to add a user
  • GET /users/<id> endpoint to examine a user in detail
  • expanded PATCH /users/<id> endpoint, including password and
    permissions.
  • DELETE /users/<id> endpoint to delete a user
• improved API documentation in ref/api.md.
• first draft of a web UI for user administration. Rough edges expected!
• moonfire-nvr login --permissions now accepts the JSON format documented
  in ref/api.md, not an undocumented plaintext protobuf format.
• fix #257:
  Live View: select None Not Possible After Selecting a Camera.
• get rid of live view's dreaded ws close: 1006 error altogether. The live
  view WebSocket protocol now conveys errors in a way that allows the
  Javscript UI to see them.
• fix #282:
  sessions' last use information wasn't getting persisted.
• improvements to moonfire-nvr config,
  thanks to @sky1e.

v0.7.5

• #219: fix
  live stream failing with ws close: 1006 on URLs with port numbers.
• build Docker images with link-time optimization.
• bump minimum Rust version to 1.60.
• #224: upgrade to
  Retina 0.3.10, improving compatibility with OMNY M5S2A 2812 cameras that
  send invalid rtptime values.

v0.7.4

• upgrade to Retina 0.3.9, improving camera interop and diagnostics. Fixes #213, #209.
• #217: no longer drop the connection to the camera when it changes video parameters, instead continuing the run seamlessly.
• #206: fix teardown Sender shouldn't be dropped: RecvError(()) errors on shutdown.

0.7.3

• security fix: check the Origin header on live stream WebSocket requests
  to avoid cross-site WebSocket hijacking (CSWSH).
• RTSP connections always use the Retina library rather than FFmpeg.

0.7.2

• introduce a configuration file /etc/moonfire-nvr.toml; you will need
  to create one when upgrading.
• bump minimum Rust version from 1.53 to 1.56.
• fix #187:
  incompatibility with cameras that (incorrectly) omit the SDP origin line.
• fix #182: error
  on upgrade from schema 6 to schema 7 when a camera's onvif_host is empty.
• API bugfix: in the GET /api/ response, include ext streams if
  configured.
• fix #184:
  Moonfire NVR would stop recording on a camera that hit the live555 stale
  file descriptor bug, rather than waiting for the stale session to expire.
• progress on #70:
  shrink the binary from 154 MiB to 70 MiB by reducing debugging information.

0.7.1

• bugfix: editing a camera from nvr config would erroneously clear the
  sample file directory associated with its streams.
• RTSP transport (TCP or UDP) can be set per-stream from nvr config.

0.7.0

• schema version 7
• Changes to the API:
  • Added fields to the GET /api/ response:
    • serverVersion
  • Altered fields in the GET /api/ response:
    • session was moved into a new user object, to support providing
      information about the user when authenticating via Unix uid rather
      than session cookie (a planned feature). session.username is now
      user.name; session.csrf is now user.session.csrf. user.id
      and user.preferences have been added.
    • signals.source is now signals.uuid. The UUID is now expected to
      be unique, where before only (source, type) was guaranteed to be
      unique.
    • camera.config has been altered and extended. onvifHost has
      become onvifBaseUrl to allow selecting between http and https.
    • camera.description was moved to camera.config.description.
      (This might have been an oversight; now it's only possible to see
      the description with the read_camera_configs permission. This
      field can be re-introduced if desired.)
    • stream.config has been altered and extended. rtspUrl has become
      url to (in the future) represent a URL for other streaming
      protocols. The record boolean was replaced with mode, which
      currently may be either absent or the string record.
  • Added POST /api/users/<id> for altering a user's UI preferences.

0.6.7

• trim whitespace when detecting time zone by reading /etc/timezone.
• (Retina 0.3.2) better TEARDOWN handling with the default
  --rtsp-library=retina (see
  scottlamb/retina#34).
  This means faster recovery after an error when using UDP or when the
  camera's firmware is based on an old live555 release.
• (Retina 0.3.3) better authentication support with the default
  --rtsp-library=retina (see
  scottlamb/retina#25).

0.6.6

• fix #146: "init
  segment fetch error" when browsers have cached data from v0.6.4 and
  before.
• fix #147: confusing
  nvr init failures when using very old versions of SQLite.
• fix #157: broken
  live view when using multi-view and selecting the first listed camera
  then selecting another camera for the upper left grid square.
• support --rtsp-transport=udp, which may work better with cameras that
  use old versions of the live555 library, including many Reolink models.
• send RTSP TEARDOWN requests on UDP or with old live555 versions; wait out
  stale sessions before reconnecting to the same camera. This may improve
  reliability with old live555 versions when using TCP also.
• improve compatibility with cameras that send non-compliant SDP, including
  models from Geovision and Anpviz.
• fix #117: honor
  shutdown requests when out of disk space, instead of retrying forever.
• shut down immediately on a second SIGINT or SIGTERM. The normal
  "graceful" shutdown will still be slow in some cases, eg when waiting for a
  RTSP UDP session to time out after a TEARDOWN failure. This allows the
  impatient to get fast results with ctrl-C when running interactively, rather
  than having to use SIGKILL from another terminal.