v0.2.5

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.2.4...v0.2.5

v0.2.4

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.2.3...v0.2.4

v0.2.3

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.2.3

v0.2.2

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.2.1...v0.2.2

v0.2.1

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

v0.2.0

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

What's Changed

• Support Reolink NVRs by @d34ndev in #1

New Contributors

• @d34ndev made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0

v0.1.1

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

v0.1.0

A native Linux client for Reolink cameras.

Installing

Debian, Ubuntu, Mint

sudo apt install ./leolink-*-Linux.deb

Fedora, openSUSE

sudo dnf install ./leolink-*.rpm

Anywhere else

chmod +x leolink-*.AppImage
./leolink-*.AppImage

ffmpeg is needed for recording and for the detection leolink does
itself; everything else works without it.

Verifying the download

sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing

Where it has been tested

Against a Reolink RLC-410W and a Duo 2 PoE. Other models speak the
same protocols and leolink asks each camera what it supports rather
than assuming — but that is reasoning, not testing. Playback from an
SD card, the P2P path and mobile data are implemented from the
protocol and have never run against hardware that has them.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/tombueng/leolink/commits/v0.1.0