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Wiki - "(Install On Ubuntu (19.10 or earlier)" #1897

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opened 2026-02-28 00:57:47 -05:00 by deekerman · 4 comments

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Originally created by @gb-dursley on GitHub (Feb 28, 2021).

The Wiki instructions "(Install On Ubuntu (19.10 or earlier)" are contradictory and confusing:-

"1. Install Ubuntu 20.04 or newer image (...32bit or 64bit)..."

but Ubuntu 20.x is 64bit ONLY, up-versioning to 20.x is NOT installing under "19.10 or earlier", and what about 19.3 LTS?

"7. Add an init script...
Ubuntu 14.10...
Ubuntu 15.04 or later..."

If Step 1. and release numbers are ignored (e.g. for 19.10 read 19.x) are the remaining steps accurate and reliable?

Originally created by @gb-dursley on GitHub (Feb 28, 2021). The Wiki instructions "(Install On Ubuntu (19.10 or earlier)" are contradictory and confusing:- "1. Install Ubuntu 20.04 or newer image (...32bit or 64bit)..." but Ubuntu 20.x is 64bit ONLY, up-versioning to 20.x is NOT installing under "19.10 or earlier", and what about 19.3 LTS? "7. Add an init script... Ubuntu 14.10... Ubuntu 15.04 or later..." If Step 1. and release numbers are ignored (e.g. for 19.10 read 19.x) are the remaining steps accurate and reliable?

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@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Feb 28, 2021):

"1. Install Ubuntu 20.04 or newer image (...32bit or 64bit)..." << Corrected, thanks for pointing it out.

Where is 19.3 LTS? Is it an Ubuntu fork?

"7. Add an init script...
Ubuntu 14.10...
Ubuntu 15.04 or later..."
Takes into consideration the switchover from init.d to systemd

I will double-check the python2.7/pip2 in a bit, thanks again for pointing it out.

@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Feb 28, 2021): "1. Install Ubuntu 20.04 or newer image (...32bit or 64bit)..." << Corrected, thanks for pointing it out. Where is 19.3 LTS? Is it an Ubuntu fork? "7. Add an init script... Ubuntu 14.10... Ubuntu 15.04 or later..." Takes into consideration the switchover from init.d to systemd I will double-check the python2.7/pip2 in a bit, thanks again for pointing it out.

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@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 1, 2021):

FYI, while spinning up an Ubuntu 19.10 VM, had to change the repositories from http://us.archive... to http://old-releases... otherwise wouldn't install or update.

@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 1, 2021): FYI, while spinning up an Ubuntu 19.10 VM, had to change the repositories from http://us.archive... to http://old-releases... otherwise wouldn't install or update.

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@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 1, 2021):

making the changes to /etc/apt/sources.list in the previous comment, the instructions for 19.10 and earlier is confirmed working as of 3/1/2021.
The latest version of motion in the 19.10 repositories is 4.2.2

@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 1, 2021): making the changes to /etc/apt/sources.list in the previous comment, the instructions for 19.10 and earlier is confirmed working as of 3/1/2021. The latest version of motion in the 19.10 repositories is 4.2.2

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@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 2, 2021):

Did my changes resolve your concerns?

@starbasessd commented on GitHub (Mar 2, 2021): Did my changes resolve your concerns?

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