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DESCRIPTION
Web iPhoto Access... Share your iPhoto Libraries over the internet. As soon as you have uploaded pictures or movies from your camera to your library, you want these pictures to be available to your friends, family or whoever. WiPhA provides a powerful, beautiful and easy to use web interface to your libraries as well as automatic photocast of all your albums. Moreover, people can easily download a bunch of pictures and import them in their own iPhoto library with your captions and comments (for your lucky friends also using Mac).

WiPhA doesn't tax your computer in terms of cpu and memory usage. WiPhA also provides extensive search capabilities to easily browse your pictures, even in a big library.

Key Features

Full featured yet easy web access to your iPhoto Libraries
  • Extensive search capabilities (albums, captions, comments, dates, keywords)
  • Unique "date map" feature to get a quick overview of the entire library and select the period to browse
  • Manual or automatic slideshow mode
  • Share multiple iPhoto libraries
  • Button to e-mail links to the photos you have displayed and to the associated photocast album
  • Display the full size pictures and EXIF data
  • Automatic update notification

Photocast your albums for free
  • Every Album is automatically photocast (rss feed) without requiring a .mac account!
  • Photocast may be used with iPhoto 6 or any RSS reader on any OS

Export pictures
  • Users can select multiple pictures and download them as a single zip
  • User can then import these pictures in an other iPhoto library and keep their captions and comments with the provided AppleScript

Enforce your privacy
  • WiPhA support user logins and password that you set
  • You determine which albums each user sees
  • Web access and photocast albums are both protected (with the same logins)
  • No direct access to files (all data are filtered before being delivered)

Standard compliant
  • XHTML 1.0
  • CSS2
  • RSS 2.0
  • Web 2.0 - Ajax

Light and fast
  • Ajax technology used to limit bandwidth usage and get faster responses
  • No need to have iPhoto running, or even to be logged in
  • No background process will be installed in your account
  • WiPhA relies on the iPhoto data (but doesn't modify it) as much as possible to avoid generating new thumb images
  • Generated data are cached and reused.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.5:
  • [new] Snow Leopard compatible (PHP 5.3.0)
  • [new] Videos can now be viewed on iPhones and iPod Touch (thanks Damien)
  • [new] Replaced the IE warning by a IE6 no more warning only showing with IE6
  • [fix] With iPhoto 8 libraries, some pictures were skipped when face detection had been used
REQUIREMENTS
For you, on the server side
  • iPhoto Library version 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8
  • Mac OSX 10.6.x (quickly tested), 10.5.x (tested), 10.4.x (tested) or 10.3.x (not tested)
  • Mac OSX default PHP
For your users (and you as a user)
  • A W3C compliant web browser with Javascript support enabled (tested on Safari, Shiira, Camino, Firefox, Opera). IE roughly works but the result is ugly, and a few features are missing).

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SCREENSHOT

Developer:Alexandre Feblot
Downloads:9,114
  - Version d/l:633
Internet:Servers
License:Free
Date:30 Aug 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
*****

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    Web iPhoto Access User Reviews (8 posts)Write A Review
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    May 18 2009

    COUNTPOLLEN  After installation, which appeared to be alright, my macbook pro (early 2008) wouldn't reboot normally.

    The installed screwed up my system.

    After checking the boot camp partition and repairing permissions for OS X (using install DVD) I could finally boot normally.

    I am really happy that I have my files back and would like to request a method for the restoration of Apache setting before the installer destroyed it.

    I can't recommend the application to anyone right now.

    Use Flickr, BubelShare or Picasa and save yourself the misery.  
    (Version 2.4)

    praisebury
    +1
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    May 19 2009

    ANONYMOUS  Hi,

    changes done in Apache settings definitely can't prevent your Mac from booting. I would even say, although I can't check it, that any change in Apache settings won't prevent your Mac from booting.

    You may have had an other issue related to system permissions.  
    (Version 2.4)

    praisebury
    +1

    Aug 7 2008

    AKROBAT  Hmm, would have been good but I get the same 'No permission' error. Tried deleting the server and reinstalling... no luck. Switched the webserver tab on and off... still no luck. Can't find anything on the site forum on how to fix it.

    Back to .mac I suppose or I'll look for something else online.  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    +1
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    Jan 29 2008

    ELRADAR  I did get the log-in page to load, after consulting the Leopard Finder "Help" menu. An Apple support article was listed that had the solution. An excerpt follows:

    ===================

    If you installed Mac OS X 10.5 via an Upgrade Install (the default type), follow these steps:

    Open TextEdit.

    Click the Format menu and click Make Plain Text. Then click OK.

    Copy the below text as is and paste it into the TextEdit document.

    Options Indexes MultiViews

    AllowOverride None

    Order allow,deny

    Allow from all

    Replace the word "myname" with your user account's shortname. (This is the same name as the user's Home folder in the Users folder.)

    Save the TextEdit document on the desktop with the name "myname.conf" where "myname" is the shortname.

    At the prompt, click "Use .conf".

    Quit TextEdit.

    In Finder, from the Go menu choose Go to Folder.

    Type in: /etc/apache2/users/

    Click Go.

    Drag "shortname.conf" from the desktop into the Finder window for (/etc/apache2/users).

    At the prompt, click Authenticate.

    Enter the administrator username and password and click OK.

    Close the Finder window.

    Open Terminal.

    Enter this command on a single line, followed by Return:

    sudo chown root:wheel /etc/apache2/users/shortname.conf

    Enter your administrator password when prompted.

    Quit Terminal.

    Open System Preferences and click Sharing.

    Uncheck (deselect) Web Sharing to turn it off, then check Web Sharing to turn it back on.

    =============

    This got me to the log-in page, but the default user name and password were not accepted, so I'm still stuck.  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    +1
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    Jan 29 2008

    GLOBS  this is normaly suposed to be handled by the installer.

    For instance, you should find such a paragraph at the end of /etc/apache2/httpd.conf:

    # Following lines added by WiPha installer to take wipha .htaccess into account

    AllowOverride All

    If you don't find this, the installation did not do it's job, and you'll encounter further permission issues.

    Maybe you should just remove the wipha folder in your Sites folder and reinstall it.  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    0
    Jan 30 2008

    ELRADAR  Yes, removing the entire wipha folder from the Sites folder and re-installing did the trick. I encountered a new obstacle in that my iPhoto Library is on a separate hard drive and using the path "/Volumes/Media/iPhoto Library" gives me an error that the path or permissions are not correct.  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    0

    Jan 27 2008

    ELRADAR  I am unable to install and load wipha log in. I get "You don't have permission to access /~xxxx/wipha/ on this server" message. I am running the latest Leopard update on a MacBook.  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    0
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    Jan 28 2008

    GLOBS  Hi.

    Does it still happen when you switch the web sharing off and on again through the Apple sharing preference pane?  
    (Version 2.3)

    praisebury
    0

    Sep 3 2006

    BILLY THE BIKER  I am unable to install the program. It appears to be in the Sites folder, but the installer window keeps spinning at the configure Apache point. Any ideas?

    http://71.193.93.160/~williamoreilly/wipha1.png

    http://71.193.93.160/~williamoreilly/wipha.png

    I have an iMac Intel (10.4.7)  
    (Version 2.2)

    praisebury
    0
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    Sep 3 2006

    GLOBS  There where a weird issue which I just worked around. You may download it again, it should work fine now.  
    (Version 2.2)

    praisebury
    0

    Sep 2 2006
    *****

    SLOOPY  Gets better and better !

    Absolutely necessary, why bother with .mac...

    Keep on the good work.  
    (Version 2.2)

    praisebury
    0
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    Sep 2 2006

    SLOOPY  Showing sizes of the movies would be great.  
    (Version 2.2)

    praisebury
    0

    Feb 22 2006
    *****

    APPLECRYPT MODS  total quality software AND free to!! Thank you :)  
    (Version 2.0)

    praisebury
    0
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    Feb 26 2006

    APPLECRYPT MODS  though i don't like how the installer automatically starts up web sharing and then loads safari!

    Not only is camino my default browser (so u by-passed this!) but I installed Apache 2.2 myself and don't use Apple's web sharing (apache v1.3).

    The installer should be more friendly and perhaps just install the wipha folder and nothing more..??

    Otherwise (!) this is great software and highly recommended! thank you  
    (Version 2.0)

    praisebury
    0

    Feb 15 2006
    *****

    SLOOPY  Simply great.

    Works perfectly with iPhoto 5 and 6.

    Developer very eager to help and bonify its software. Check his forum !  
    (Version 1.0)

    praisebury
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