Archived builds

SecureEyes Hub builds from 0.9.0 on, newest first, with their notes and the sha256 of each file. Older builds are retired.

These are preview builds. For a new install, use the latest version on the Download page.

Installing an older version over a newer Hub has not been tested, and the newer one may have changed its data. Back up the Hub before you try.

Install an archived build

The one-line installer always takes the latest version. For an older one, install the file by hand, on the box that will run the Hub.

Debian, Ubuntu or Raspberry Pi OS: the .deb

  1. Run dpkg --print-architecture. It prints arm64 or amd64.
  2. Copy the link of that version's .deb from the list below, and download it:curl -fLO <link>
  3. Run sha256sum on the file, and check the result matches the sha256 beside it in the list.
  4. Install it. apt installs what the Hub needs, and the Hub starts.sudo apt install ./secureeyes-hub_<version>_<arch>.deb
  5. On a new box, claim it from the app: Set up a new Hub.

Fedora, RHEL, Arch or openSUSE: the tarball

  1. Run uname -m. aarch64 means arm64, and x86_64 means amd64.
  2. Install sqlite 3, ca-certificates, openssl, python3, tar, gzip, and an ffmpeg 5 or later that decodes h264 and hevc.
  3. Download that version's tarball, and check it with sha256sum as for the .deb.curl -fLO <link>
  4. Unpack it:tar -xzf secureeyes-hub_<version>_<arch>.tar.gz
  5. Run its installer:sudo secureeyes-hub_<version>_<arch>/install.sh

More on each system: Install the Hub.

All builds

  1. 0.12.6

    Latest

    A Hub that stops while it is still checking its cameras' clocks now shuts down cleanly, so a restart or an update leaves no error in its log.

    • arm64 .deb5.7 MBsha256 e0bbe2b81f4d130704de7e973f341d2356f803828c6b55428681a47eef7bc930
    • arm64 tarball5.7 MBsha256 b0e23f791f810d452c0a2bf587b37a3bb5b7d603603832c7781eb56bb3c603ad
    • amd64 .deb5.9 MBsha256 bc395a376e9269b8c7cec3deaa4497e7b4ad060b7b8fdf48bd14d83168e818df
    • amd64 tarball5.9 MBsha256 1d7eb7a7264a1205c07da9682de657b44e111a52b7c1164d1db330ecfabfe2f1

  2. 0.12.5

    Motion detection comes back after an update or restart: the Hub gives each camera its event link back before it stops, so a camera with room for few links no longer refuses it for up to ten minutes. While the Hub updates, its page is locked, says each step, and reloads on the new version.

    • arm64 .deb5.7 MBsha256 4a9abe6047afc8b5ceef111e9105ec23d477623a9218fa15c035ca1d77381d02
    • arm64 tarball5.7 MBsha256 15f67c8115557609811bd0c77bbbcecce92fd6f9e3b823fe68b38d6e25e1f913
    • amd64 .deb5.9 MBsha256 355eb837ec6006f3283474f12fffb776660e24cd925c0411e033e2fca1beb60b
    • amd64 tarball5.9 MBsha256 1c4809a2f454c522bfb2334ce5aa4fec57b7d510f55b9bb42558ad429a59bb02

  3. 0.12.4

    Each device can watch up to sixteen cameras at once from away, up from four. Watch back marks where nothing was recorded and where recording started again. The Events page keeps loading a long day. The licence reads as renewing itself every day. A slow recording disk pauses recording instead of ending it, and the Cameras tab says why a camera is in trouble and what to check.

    • arm64 .deb5.7 MBsha256 340890f56c8e60068bc42818b0070687e1bc0b5b85a588b91d7486109e062483
    • arm64 tarball5.7 MBsha256 22e0bae95f30e121ad83391240709c757e06d3947cc87e57b7accc58c985f857
    • amd64 .deb5.9 MBsha256 c8da854f3f2748ec4b044d2ba7b79093771d2bc50c9c4613b2f87e08e6171fcd
    • amd64 tarball5.9 MBsha256 0caabd8479380273839a692f2839c8b3be335f75ac4d5f5d45785d6e19aa23a3

  4. 0.9.63

    Watch away from home stays reachable: the Hub keeps its line to the relay alive with a ping every 30 seconds and dials again when the line drops, so turning viewing on from outside the house works after hours of idle. A Hub recording to a network share starts in seconds instead of minutes.

    • arm64 .deb5.6 MBsha256 80eef52142a0238c9aaea876957bd2a9f6022f2d96e09296fc2557c7323dffb7
    • arm64 tarball5.7 MBsha256 fd1279ea93197de4545e537197fa943df4566c6303f0228d4bbfb4a872e18132
    • amd64 .deb5.8 MBsha256 d5b156fe29f6d82f8d1716b6d33e7b9179ba27314c207a44f30f696c267d3811
    • amd64 tarball5.8 MBsha256 4333a440b66d1cbbe80e3577c07f0ab48de5dbd8df7d91e0d7e94e6881f0c24b

  5. 0.9.61

    Watching away from home now plays live video through the relay; before this the Hub left the stream addresses out of its answer to a phone away from home, so the app tried the cameras' home addresses instead. A new switch on the Hub's page, Allow turning on from anywhere, lets a paired phone turn Watch away from home on from outside; it is off by default, and while it is off the Hub keeps no line to the relay when watching is off. Each remote session is now protected against being replayed, a browser sign-in is refused through the relay, and every change of the remote switch is logged with the device that made it. Swiping through cameras away from home no longer trips the stream limit, and a camera the Hub no longer has answers with its own code.

    • arm64 .deb5.7 MBsha256 1bf4b5321aa1773eb154c41a7c2199888039b2b8b9b31faaf2db7455f7832fe6
    • arm64 tarball5.7 MBsha256 dceacee4df692483b3892c99aed25c301d8bf6913ae4bb6361499d652fc6a40d
    • amd64 .deb5.8 MBsha256 78088a8d2290b32bb4e1aead03b5762d4e3d071ad4b4d663298abd7ffbdf022b
    • amd64 tarball5.8 MBsha256 84f078e67231dc3ba7d8c6a8fc6059fff22a97b0ba539c6eb00d19b4fe9a5361