MyVMS for Linux

Overview

MyVMS video surveillance system for Linux is simple to install and configure. It also has the impressive functionality of professional software and can be deployed at any facility.

The new generation of MyVMS software includes features such as cross platform for different operating systems, new video analytics, H.265 codec support, a user-friendly design, more flexible settings for the motion detector and a web server based on HTML5.

It also retains support for 29 video surveillance modules that expand the system’s capabilities, remote control using MyVMS Cloud, including TURN (1 Mbit/s free) and Dynamic DNS services, stable operation with 99% of IP cameras from different manufacturers and always free technical support and updates.

Software MyVMS for Linux

MyVMS Linux 8.3.2 x64 37.3 Mb Release date: 20.02.2025 Changelog Technical support

MyVMS Linux 8.3.2 x64 (Demo) 37.3 Mb Release date: 20.02.2025 Changelog Technical support

FAQ

MyVMS installation

To install the software, open the terminal and follow the sequence of commands:

wget -O line.run 'https://myvms.eu/count.php?c=451'
chmod 0755 line.run
sudo ./line.run

To install the software’s demo version, open the terminal and follow the sequence of commands:

wget -O line.run 'https://myvms.eu/count.php?c=453'
chmod 0755 line.run
sudo ./line.run

Installation with no need to answer questions:

yes | sudo ./line.run

Licence activation

/opt/line/bin/licensing activate XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX

Activate the licence on the server with a changed administrator account

If you have changed the Line administrator username or password, then activate the licence as follows:

/opt/line/bin/licensing -uusername -ppassword activate code-from-a-card

We would recommend using space at the beginning of the command to prevent the account data from saving in the session history.

View the activated licence log

/opt/line/bin/licensing list

Delete licence information from the server

sudo rm /var/opt/line/licenses /var/opt/line/cfg/licenses

Restart the kernel

sudo systemctl restart line

Assign the record to another disk

Create a directory where the disk will be mounted:

mkdir /media/disk1

Find our disk’s UUID:

sudo blkid

Copy the disk's UUID, open the fstab configuration file:

sudo nano /etc/fstab

Write our disk at the bottom of the file (press Ctrl-X to finish editing):

UUID=7af467a3-7987-4073-a9ea-594da30375b7 /media/disk1 ext4 defaults 0 2

Mount the disk:

sudo mount /media/disk1

Assign full rights to the disk to all users:

sudo chmod 0777 /media/disk1

Show the relevant path in Line:

X:/media/disk1/line_archive

Collecting system information

sudo /opt/line/bin/sysinfo

Delete MyVMS

sudo systemctl disable MyVMS.service
sudo rm -rf /opt/line /etc/opt/line /var/opt/line /lib/systemd/system/line.service

Uninstall MyVMS (version 8.1 and higher)

We recommend that you uninstall the software using the below command, where the application settings and license information will be kept:

sudo /opt/line/sbin/uninstall

You can uninstall Line along with its settings, whereas the license information will be kept:

sudo /opt/line/sbin/uninstall -P

The installation file is intended only for 64-bit versions of the operating systems Linux glibc>=2.22

10 Mpx

Support with a resolution of up to 10 Mpx

Two streams

Support the load of two streams

Video Analytics

Filtering archive record by detection, object size and color.

H.265

Record using H.265 for a smaller file size

H.264

Record using H.264

MJPEG

Record MJPEG for high quality surveillance footage

Audio

Support for audio transmission from IP cameras

PTZ

Using a rotary device

Dynamic DNS

Support Dynamic DNS

TURN

Service TURN (1 Mbit/s free).

RTSP

Ability to capture RTSP stream
RTSP output

x64

Supports 64-bit systems Linux.