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...It supports multiple video or IP cameras and a sophisticated motion detection system based around zones. Both live streams and historic events can be viewed via the web interface.
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Generate image galleries quickly and easily, with no need to regenerate the entire gallery every time you change the look and feel. No need for a database! Just add AxKit, and some images in a directory hierarchy.
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Publish your digital camera pictures on the Web in an instant. ewebfoto is a online image gallery generator written in PERL that can publish an entire directory of pictures on the web. It is extremely fast and can work with over 500 photos.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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AreaJ is a digital photography web archival application implemented with Apache/mod_perl/MySQL. Its features include associative captioning, online editing, flexible search, full user/security model, thumbnailing, complete user documentation and more.
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A perl script to download and archive webcam images in jpg format. The script will determine how often the image is updated and will download images to a series of sequentially numbered files.
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