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[David Rodriguez]

Some webcam programs will allow you to email the picture to someone.  
You might be able to use such a program to email the picture to your 
production computer from the computer with the web cam and then have a 
script upload the attachments to the server.  I can think of a few ways 
to do it if the webcam computer and your production machines were Macs, 
but I'm not certain of what is available on Windows to do this.


D.

On Friday, Apr 18, 2003, at 14:46 America/New_York, jessica kelly wrote:

> I FTP to the server but my production computer is outside the firewall 
> (as is the web server) so that's not the problem. The computer that 
> the web cam will be connected to is behind the firewall and can not 
> FTP to the server.
>
> Jessica
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>>>> drodriguez1 at mac.com 4/18/03 2:36:03 PM >>>
> What method have you got to get files to that web server now?
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> D.
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> On Friday, Apr 18, 2003, at 14:23 America/New_York, jessica kelly 
> wrote:
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>> I need to set up a "Construction Web Cam" (photo, not streaming) where
>> I work. The main server is outside the firewall but the computer that
>> the camera will be attached to is inside the firewall and you can not
>> FTP through it nor will the network admin. turn on the FTP ability. I
>> am doubtful that he can map a drive or folder to the main web server
>> (apache on a win 2k advanced server). He states that I must use HTTP
>> protocol but apache is not configured with web DAV and I wouldn't know
>> how to recompile if I needed/had to.
>>
>> Does anyone know of something(s) that would/could work?
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>> I also need the ability to have some program (PHP?) to automatically
>> take the resulting pictures and generate a page with either thumbnails
>> or links to the photos generated.
>>
>> I'm looking for a free or next to free solution that will work on a
>> windows platform.
>>
>> Thank You,
>>
>> Jessica
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