Yawcam

Wow, great! Thanks a bunch!

I'm sorry to say that I don't have the time to fix a linux version right now.
Please also check this topic: http://www.yawcam.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=82

/malun

So, how are your computers connected to eachother? Via a router or a switch/hub? My guess from your description is that your network looks like this: [Internet] -> [Computer #1] -> [Switch] -> [3 Computers] And that your computer #1 shares internet to the other computers. Is this correct? You should...

On my 2.4 GHz machine Yawcam takes from 0% to 2% of the CPU when the ftp output is running. Everytime an image is grabbed the usage pops up to around 20%. But this also depends on the image size and quality.
I get these figures when I have the image size set to 320x240 and the quality to 75%.

/malun

It all depends on the settings of the image size and quality.
Yawcam will also use less system power if someone is watching you over the Internet then if you watch yourself on the same computer.

So to answer your question: Yes, it can be normal.

/malun

using just the applet code (and the new file name YApp.class in the page code) on my webpage, in the status bar I see this message: 'load: class YApp not found' using the signed applet code on my webpage, in the status bar I see this message: 'exception: java lang.ClassNotFoundException: java.secur...

Thanks to Xose Anton Vicente Rodriguez there now is a Galician translation of Yawcam.
The language file is available for download at the language page.

/malun

Great!

Where was the prob? slow Upload? Timeout? only with big pics?

I don't know
This patch originally wasn't made to solve this problem (See this topic for more info: http://www.yawcam.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=50 ). But I think it has to do with timeout problems.

Hope it works now...

/malun

I have recently made some changes in the ftp function and made a small patch. Download it here: http://www.yawcam.com/yawcam_ftp_patch.zip and install it just like an ordinary update. (See instructions here: http://www.yawcam.com/updtInstr.shtml ) These changes has not been included in any official ...

Strange... but good that it works again

/malun

Yes, You can edit the settings file by hand. The name of the settings file is yawcam_settings.xml and is located in your directory where you installed Yawcam. (i.e. c:\program files\yawcam\yawcam_settings.xml) This is an ordinary text file and can be edited with your favourite text editor. (For exam...

Look if you can find a Yawcam icon in the traybar (the icons beside the clock).
Maybe it is hidden to the traybar at start. (This can be changed in the settings)

/malun

Ok, here it is: http://www.yawcam.com/YApp.class
Remember that you will have to change the HTML code so it works with YApp.class

Let us know how it goes!

/malun

In other words: Click on settings in this window:



/malun

You can access it from the text menu in the main window (the window with the enable/disable buttons).
Click "Settings" -> "Edit settings" and the settings window should pop up.

/malun

I'm not sure Yawcam will work with port triggering... (At least I haven't tested it. ) Maybe you will have to do a regular port forwarding.

But I'll fix an applet with a shorter name so you can test. I'll post here again with a link to the applet when it's ready.

/malun