Download the New Version for iOS KMSAuto Lite 1.8.0

Before upgrading to the new version of KMSAuto Lite 1.8.0, there are some necessary changes that need to be made first. One of these changes involves upgrading GStreamer and our computer vision plugins, or alternatively dropping support for them.

The issue is that Ubuntu is not compatible with the GStreamer version we currently use. For example, OpenCV and OpenSSL from newer versions do not work with our current setup. In fact, when I tried upgrading a while ago, several things broke. Therefore, I do not think we will be upgrading to Ubuntu 20.04 anytime soon.

OpenVidu is a Docker-based application that uses Kurentoocker images, which are based on Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial). This has been helpful in providing us with the necessary scalability, troubleshooting, and other tooling required for our commercial offerings.

Recently, there was an update regarding this issue, which stated: 'I liked the sincerity of your signature :)'. Note that this is after removing all comments from within the code.

When using the default repos, I did not make any changes, but I noticed that in the Ubuntu container, all optional repos are enabled by default. The command used to install Kurento Media Server was: `tee '/etc/apt//kurento.list' >/dev/null`. The version of Kurento Media Server installed is 7.0.0~14.g14385d8.

I am not sure why it failed for you, but I can provide more details if needed. The exact commands used were: `apt-get install -no-install-recommends -yes gnupg` and `apt-key adv -keyserver -recv-keys 5AFA7A83`. When tried with a clean Docker container, it worked fine.

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Download the new version for ios KMSAuto Lite 1.8.0