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# .camErc example
# In my configuration, I write image files directly to the web server
# directory. Since I don't use ftp, I set the parameter "do = 0",
# and leave the remaining ftp settings defaulted.
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[ftp]
host = cam.super.tasty.men.com
user = giblet
pass = NO_WAY_BUDDY
dir  = public_html/images
# where should the file end up? Also, this extension determines the file
# type the image is saved as. Try image.png for a png.
file = webcam.jpg
# camE uploads to a temp file, and moves it across when done
# this way people don't view half-uploaded images
tmp  = uploading.jpg
# keep the connection open (1) or reopen it for each shot (0)
keepalive = 0
# do passive ftp?
passive = 1
#an interface to use for non-passive ftp.  use "-" to let libcurl choose, or
#use a real interface name.  (libcurl often chooses incorrectly)
interface = -
# ftp debugging? (noisy)
debug = 0
# Actually do the upload? If do = 0, just take and archive pics.
do = 0
# Some servers require us to explicitly delete the previous image
# In that case, enable this option
delete_first = 0
# Determines how many shots are taken before an image is uploaded.
# (1 == every picture is uploaded, 10 would be every 10th image)
# (Defaults to 1 if not present)
upload_every = 1

# you can set ftp->do to 0 above and use scp instead - you still need
# the dir, file and tmp settings in the ftp section for this to work.
# scp also honors the upload_every setting from the ftp section, and
# will also default to a value of 1 if not present.

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# In my configuration, I don't use scp to transfer the image, either.
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[scp]
# target = user@host

[grab]
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# You may have to play around a bit to find which device your video
# is mapped to. On my Apple Powerbook G3/Debian 3.1 system, using a 
# pc card usb adapter, a look at the results from 'dmesg | grep usb' 
# turned up:
# "drivers/usb/media/se401.c: registered new video device: video0" 
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device = /dev/video0
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# Since I'm not uploading the image to another system, the 'temp'
# file goes straight to where the httpd process can find it.
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# store temp image on local machine
temp_file = /u/www/images/outfile.jpeg
# lag reduction, takes 5 shots, discards the first 4, thus clearing mmap
# buffers
lag_reduce = 5
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# It may be that I'm a bonehead, but I haven't yet succeeded in getting
# camE to overlay any sort of text. I'll have to review the camE
# source code to see if overlays are written to temp_file or not.
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# This goes at the bottom left, with the message from "infofile" appended.
# It is run through strftime, so date vars are expanded.
text   = %d/%m/%Y %H:%M %Z - 
width  = 320
height = 240
# delay between uploading one shot and starting the next
delay  = 5 
# DO WE want to correct the delay for a slow connect?
# (keeps the perpetually updating clients in sync)
correct = 1
# scale image resolution dynamically based on bandwidth?
# percentage of the delay to spend uploading the image,
# 100 disables, useful values are < 40
percent = 100

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# I'm using a Kensington webcam, so this section is a don't care.
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# PWC specific features (only for philps cams right now)

# framerate of cam capture, lower fps -> less grainy image, more chance or
# blurred motion
framerate = 5

# image settings (0-100)
colour = 50
brightness = 50
contrast = 50
hue = 50
whiteness = 50

# White balance mode
# can be "auto", "indoor", "outdoor", "fluorescent" or "manual"
pwc_wb_mode = auto
# if _mode is set to manual, these two controls affect the balance
# (0-100)
pwc_wb_red = 50
pwc_wb_blue = 50
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# I don't write any logs at the moment.
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# where to log activity. comment out this line to disable logging
#logfile = /home/gilbertt/.camlog
# gets the message text from here. one line allowed only. means you can do
# stuff like echo "sleeping and stuff" > ~/.caminfo
#infofile = /home/gilbertt/.caminfo
# directory to archive pics in. They are datestamped and saved in here.
archive = /opt/images/webcam
# archive pics in datestamped subdirs
# (1 == with subdirs, 0 == without subdirs)
archive_subdirs = 0
# extension (determines type) of archived images.
archive_ext = jpg
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# I don't archive the pictures, either.
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# determines how many shots are taken before a pic is archived
# (1 == every pic, 0 == don't archive)
archive_shot_every = 0
# create archive thumbnails enable/disable flag and give width/height
archive_thumbnails_dir    = /opt/images/webcam/thumbnails
archive_thumbnails_create = 1
archive_thumbnails_width  = 120
archive_thumbnails_height = 90
# jpeg quality (you can save as png etc too, but then quality does squat)
quality = 75
input  = 0
# 0 for PAL, 1 for NTSC
norm   = 1
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# Again, I haven't yet succeeded in getting camE to overlay any sort 
# of text. Need to play with this a bit more. 
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# Goes in the top right. strftime() is run on this too, so put date stuff in
# if you like
title_text = Mauiholm.org 
# color/transparency of title text
title_r = 0 
title_g = 255
title_b = 0
title_a = 255
# font for title text. fontname/size
title_font = arial/8
# fancy font styles
# title_style = /path/to/title.style
# color/transparency of message text
#text_r = 255
text_r = 0
text_g = 255
text_b = 0
text_a = 255
# font for message text. fontname/size
text_font = arial/8
# fancy font styles
# text_style = /path/to/text.style
# color/transparency of rectangle behind text
# make it 0,0,0,0 to disable.
bg_a = 0
bg_b = 0
bg_g = 0
bg_a = 100
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# I don't have any TrueType fonts... does it matter?
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# directory to look for ttf fonts in
#ttf_dir = /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType
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# I don't require any of the remaining features, so they're all
# commented out.
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# file to check for before shooting. while this file exists, no shots will
# be taken.
#blockfile = /home/gilbertt/BLOCKCAM
# image to upload when blockfile is first put in place
#offline_image = /home/gilbertt/.block.jpg
# File to check before shotting, while this file exists, shots will be taken.
# but not uploaded. blockimage will not be uploaded if you set this.
#uploadblockfile = /home/gilbertt/BLOCKUPLOAD
# Shots will only be taken/uploaded if the specified interface is active.  
#watch_interface = ppp0
# image to overlay
#overlay_image = /home/gilbertt/.lb.png
#overlay_x = 5
#overlay_y = 5
# do things. like play sounds or whatever. Each is a shell command.
#action_pre_shot
#action_post_shot
#action_post_upload
# image processing
# crop = 1
# crop_width = 320
# crop_height = 240
# crop_x = 20
# crop_y = 20
#
# scaling is applied after cropping, so you can
# remove borders then stretch up the result
# scale = 1
# scale_width = 640
# scale_height = 480
#
# Flip the image horizontally or vertically.
# Horizontal flipping is useful for some Philips cams
# which give a mirrored image when used with the pwc module.
# flip_horizontal = 1
# flip_vertical = 1
#
# Change the orientation of the image.
# Useful if your camera is on its side (for whatever reason).
# 1 rotates clockwise by 90 degrees, 2, rotates clockwise by 180 degrees, 
# 3 rotates clockwise by 270 degrees.
# orientation = 1;