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January 12, 2007 at 11:59 am #191296BattleStar-GalacticaMember
if someone want to test it, I will post it here
what it does, look at the pic, it hosts your images you want and every body on the net can access your images with the web browser.
January 12, 2007 at 12:07 pm #191300DepartureMemberdoes it have a list of images (menu) when you connect to the server? does it have a add and delete command for the images you want to show? why is it port 8081? does it save the list of images for future? can you select a whole folder or have to insert one by one? does it even have the last option I asked or does the user need to know the full address to the image?
hmmm i have many more questions but that will do for now
January 12, 2007 at 2:24 pm #191299BattleStar-GalacticaMemberfor the moment when we load the server, it scan a folder named images and add all image name to the listbox
why 8081? no matter for the port used to listen the connection, I use that port because my computer does not use that port
A list of image name can be done with a index.html that can list all images on server but for now, I didn’t do it yet, host .html file can be host with this kind of server too but it’s not my goal to host .html.
for now you have to know a complete image url to view it 😀 ah maybe I will change it to streaming webcam so everyone can access server cam via web browser, crap more coding, I just wonder how web protocol work so I try it but i’m not an expert in web protocol 🙄
January 18, 2007 at 6:11 am #191298OAKLANDSENCOMemberthat is just stupid anyone can host images
January 18, 2007 at 6:42 am #191297BattleStar-GalacticaMemberI didn’t say it’s hard to do, it’s just a 2 minutes coding
listen a port, get request, send package with web header protocol
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