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* Implement %{dbeventid} for PostgreSQL and SQLite3.
dbse.c: Add %{dbeventid} support for PostgreSQL and SQLite3.
Make PostgreSQL session recovery asynchronous to avoid blocking
image capture during DBMS session reestablishment. Includes
minor mods to dbse.h, motion.c, motion.h, util.c and util.h.
doc/motion_config.html: Edit sections OptDetail_Database,
database_*, and sql_query* for clarity, consistency, and
coverage of new database support.
man/motion.1: Update descriptions of configuration options
database_* and sql_query*, including Postgresql and SQLite3
%{dbeventid} support.
* issue 1284, dbse.c: clarify confusing DB close message
1. clarify closure message wording: MySQL and/or MariaDB library closure
2. issue closure messages only for DBMSs in use (not simply compiled-in)
3. standardize spelling and case of DBMS names in all messages issued by dbse.c
Includes minor supporting changes in dbse.h and motion.c.
* po/dbeventid.pot furnished for merge into po/motion.pot when opportune
Includes all end-user messages (i.e., no debug messages) from modules
modfied for issues 1306, 1307, and 1284: dbse.c and util.c.
(These modules are not yet covered by po/POTFILES.in or po/motion.pot.)
Motion
Status
The build status from travis-ci for the master branch is: 
Description
Motion is a program that monitors the video signal from one or more cameras and is able to detect if a significant part of the picture has changed. Or in other words, it can detect motion.
Documentation
The documentation for Motion is contained within the file motion_guide.html.
The offline version of this file is available in the doc/motion directory. The online version of the motion_guide.html file can be viewed here
In addition to the detailed building instructions included within the guide, the INSTALL file contains abbreviated building instructions.
Resources
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We prefer support through the mailing list because more people will have the benefit from the answers. A archive of mailing list discussions can be viewed here
License
Motion is mainly distributed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE (GPL) version 2 or later. See the copyright file for a list of all the licensing terms of the various components of Motion.
The file CREDITS lists the many people who have contributed to Motion over the years.
Contributing
Issues and Patches should be submitted via github and include detail descriptions of the issue being addressed as well as any documentation updates that would be needed with the change.