Re: Internet Based Security Camera

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Subject: Re: Internet Based Security Camera
From: Amy M <amymom@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 07:54:11 -1000
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Rob Kirkbride wrote:

Not quite what you asked for but in terms of monitoring a security camera - I use zoneminder. (www.zoneminder.com) Its fully GPL and a really excellent piece of software. You can fully configure it to set up multiple cameras and areas to watch. It even emails at work me when someone walks down my drive or goes into my back garden. Works a treat with FC3

Rob

Thanks.  I love Fedora!!!

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- Internet Based Security Camera
  - From: Amy M
- Re: Internet Based Security Camera
  - From: Rob Kirkbride

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