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<p>Even though I don't feel really good due to personal life, I decided to relelase 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader</a>0.6. If you don't know this tool yet, it is helper to upload photos (or images) over net. It was created when I became too lazy to upload hundreds of photos to digilab, but generally it can support any service which allows you uploading of whatever using HTML forms.</p>
<p>News in this release:</p>
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<li>Added support for iTesco.cz.</li>
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<title type="html">Photo uploader 0.5</title>
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<published>2007-12-11T12:53:24+01:00</published>
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<p>Good news everyone, new version of 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader</a>has been just released. If you don't know this tool yet, it is helper to upload photos (or images) over net. It was created when I became too lazy to upload hundreds of photos to digilab, but generally it can support any service which allows you uploading of whatever using HTML forms.</p>
<p>News in this release:</p>
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<li>Added generic helper for ILikePhoto service.</li>
<li>Added some error checking.</li>
<li>Fixed handling of wrong parameters passed (non files).</li>
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<title type="html">Photo uploader 0.4</title>
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<name>Michal Čihař</name>
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<published>2007-11-07T09:46:24+01:00</published>
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<p>Good news everyone, new version of 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader</a>has been just released. If you don't know this tool yet, it is helper to upload photos (or images) over net. It was created when I became too lazy to upload hundreds of photos to digilab, but generally it can support any service which allows you uploading of whatever using HTML forms.</p>
<p>News in this release:</p>
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<li>Fixed crash.</li>
<li>Added uloz.to service.</li>
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<title type="html">Photo uploader 0.3</title>
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<name>Michal Čihař</name>
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<published>2007-10-08T12:24:32+01:00</published>
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<p>Good new everyone, new version of 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader</a>has been just born. If you don't know this tool yet, it is helper to upload photos (or images) over net. It was created when I became too lazy to upload hundreds of photos to digilab, but generally it can support any service which allows you uploading of whatever using HTML forms.</p>
<p>News in this release:</p>
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<li>It is possible to get session ID from API.</li>
<li>Added support for opening in user defined browser.</li>
<li>Now parses ~/.photo-upload and uses it as defaults.</li>
<li>Support for uploading to imageshack.us.</li>
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<title type="html">First success with Photo uploader</title>
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<name>Michal Čihař</name>
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<published>2007-09-26T23:54:51+01:00</published>
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<p>Today I did really big stress testing of 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader</a>- I needed to upload 400 photos (total size somewhere near 600 MiB). And it worked without problems! I could not imagine that I would have to upload so much files using web forms or some damn slow Windows application.</p>
<p>Also since last announcement uploader development went on. It now supports 4 services (all in Czechia for now), I added some documentation and man page. Also version 0.1 has been released yesterday (but it does not yet contain mentioned updates), with plan to release 0.2 somewhere next week.</p>
<p>And as I got quite a lot of requests for GUI - I do not plan to write one myself (or at least not soon). So if you want one, please write it. As all hard work is done by phoupl module, it can be easily embedded into some simple image viewer written in Python.</p>
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<title type="html">Uploading photos to minilab</title>
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<name>Michal Čihař</name>
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<published>2007-09-25T12:10:48+01:00</published>
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<p>I was looking for some easier solution than using web forms, but no minilab seems to support Linux here. Windows applications I tried so far does not seem to work in Wine, so this is also not an option. Only thing that seems to work is Picassa, but it is quite big tool to make just uploading photos and it is anyway some beast using Wine.</p>
<p>So the only option was to write something myself. Using cURL from Python is quite easy so I hacked simple script to upload photos to minilab using PycURL. It currently supports only 
<a href="http://foto.droxi.cz/">Droxi</a>, but it might be later extended to support others. The code is also now a bit fragile as it does almost none error checking, but I was able to upload first set of photos to minilab and continue order in browser.</p>
<p>You can download my proof of concept code at 
<a href="http://cihar.com/software/photo-uploader/">Photo uploader page</a>, but don't expect anything clever from it, but it should basically work :-).</p>
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