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VALT

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Version 5.7

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5.7.0

May 29th, 2023

General Changes

  • Review page streamlined to improve performance
  • VALT HTTPS Menu has been simplified
  • VALT Configuration Menu now has option to Reconfigure VALT
  • Dropped support for Let's Encrypt SSL Certificates via DNS

Technical Changes

  • Updated OS from Ubuntu 20.04 (Fossa Focal) to Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish)
  • Downgraded Wowza Streaming Engine version from 4.8.18+1 to 4.8.12+1
  • Updated from PHP 7.4 to PHP 8.2
  • Migrated to .deb package
  • Changed video storage directory to /usr/local/valt/records
  • Netplan configuration file uses updated 'routes' syntax in place of 'gateway4' syntax
  • NTP is now configured by systemd-timesyncd instead of ntpd
  • Docker has been removed
  • RabbitMQ now runs as the debian package instead of a Docker container
  • Symfony Composer now runs as the npm package instead of the debian package
  • Crontab has been cleaned up to remove unnecessary cronjobs and replace outdated ones
  • Created server configuration file
  • Server maintenance scripts are now centralized to a single file of code
  • Added logging capabilities for server maintenance activities
  • Apache now correctly refers to a symlink instead of a live file
  • Wowza Streaming Engine now uses pkcs12 format instead of jks format to store encrypted certificates and keys

Fixes

  • Fixed a bug with container based video visibility
  • Fixed a bug with additional groups based video visibility
  • Wowza Streaming Engine performance issues in 4.18.18+1 have been addressed by downgrading to 4.8.12+1
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Version 5.5

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Version 5.X and Older

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Find What Version You Are On

🕮For more information about the VALT versions you can check out our Release Notes.


Introduction

Knowing your VALT version can be very helpful in many cases. Depending on your level of access to the VALT application, you may or may not be able to find the specific version (example: 6.2.11).


  1. Click on the icon Section or Admin section on your VALT server.
  2. Navigate to the General tab.
  3. At the top of the screen you should see the version number your VALT server is running next to Software Version.


VALT 6

If you have a version of VALT 6, your user interface will look similar to this. In many cases, even knowing just the first number in your VALT version can be beneficial for troubleshooting!

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VALT 5

If you have a version of VALT 5, your user interface will look similar to this. In many cases, even knowing just the first number in your VALT version can be beneficial for troubleshooting!

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