MichaIng

All fine, just the wrong repository, I'll move the issue over.

Ah thanks for clarification. So not the motionEyeOS image is too old for RPi 4, but the RPi 4 EEPROM bootloader can be too new for the image. This really...

Same underlying issue like: - #52 - #53 Sorry for resurrecting all those issues, I hope there is still someone motivated like me to further debug and hopefully fix it...

I think the single credentials are even positive (simpler) from user perspective. But how to we handle the initial key exchange between frontend and backend? Access+refresh tokens are quite common...

The public key long with a "copy to clipboard" button could be shown on the frontend as well, to make it a little easier. > Before the fingerprint was set...

This behaviour seems to be somehow expected, though not exactly documented linke that. `over_voltage_min` (1.2A by default) is only applied when the ARM runs at its lowest frequency, regardless which...

Yes as said, it behaves as expected, which does not mean that it is somehow smart. You need to lower `arm_freq_min` together with `over_voltage_min` and `arm_freq` together with `over_voltage`. Voltage...

We face the same. I tried it on different Debian Stretch, Buster and Bullseye systems with different Python 2 and 3 versions, with and without debug flag `-d`, SIGTERM leads...

The HTTP server is the culprit, or how it is handled/threaded. Disabling it, respectively adding `http_enabled = False` in `webiopi/server/__init__.py` solves the issue. `self.http_server.stop()` is definitely called and I see...

Strange, the self-updater checks for a hardcoded APT list name? What exactly does it actually do? Since it is an APT package, updates are easily done via `apt upgrade`. What...