This is a VERY simple UI to receive images from a EyeFi cards on Linux. I use it to upload the photos from the camera to the computer, ensuring the EyeFi card is NOT connected to internet.

When starts:

• disconnect wifi interfaz (using nmcli)
• launches hostapd (using kdesudo + hostapd)
• launches dhcpd (using the udhcpd applet of busybox)
• setup interface and firewall (using kdesudo + iptables + ifconfig)
• launches EyeFiServer2 (a slightly modified version of EyeFiServer2)

And then:

• on each upload, the image is shown in the UI, and a thumbnail is added, this is glued together using RabbitMQ.

./main.sh --interface wlan0 --wifi_ssid MY-PRIVATE-WIFI-NETWORK --wifi_passphrase WIFI-PASSWORD \
    --eyefi_upload_key 0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef --eyefi_mac XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX \
    --upload_dir /path/to/directory

• Python + Qt (PySide)
• kdesudo (to setup network, firewall and start services)
• BusyBox (udhcpd)
• HostAPd
• RabbitMQ
• a wireless interface

This is currently developed and tested on Ubuntu 12.10. You need at least: hostapd, busybox-static, rabbitmq-server, kdesudo, python-pyside.

• the wireless interface is disconnected using nmcli. To bring it back to life, use nmcli con up id NETWORKNAME.

GPLv3. See LICENSE.txt.

Includes the code from EyeFiServer2 which is also GPLv3.

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