technical description

Having bought an Eye-Fi Card I found myself in need of more than Eye-Fi manager running on the notebook. It makes much more sense to have it running on the server, which is always up. And which is, of course, running linux. Which is, of course, unsupported.

That's why. I haven't explored all the details of the api, which isn't open, so, basically, what it does is just allow direct uploads from the 'Home edition' card. And to postprocess it with whatever you can come up with.

Here goes the usual talk about my being in no relationships with the Eye-Fi, Inc., except for having bought the card. And, although my previous attempt on linux-enabling the device went pretty smoothly and encouraged by the vendor, I feel obliged to say that, besides hoping that Eye-Fi, Inc. doesn't mind making this software available, I am also well prepared to take everything down at the sight of the lawyers squad swarming up my way.