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Set-Up a Ubuntu Webcam Security System
Jun 29, 2007, 07 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (11123 reads)

"Have you ever wanted to see on what is going on in your home while you are away? Motion is a piece of open source software that acts as a motion detector. It enables you to set-up a webcam server that you can have all your cameras connected too, so you can view them remotely and also upload them to a remote server. Motion should run on most linux distributions but for this exercise I'm using the desktop version of Ubuntu Linux..."

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