by TheBrew » Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:35 pm
Edit: Strike all of the following. Looks like it checks every times it transfers..
If I was reeeally desperate, and couldn't wait for the next version, I would try this: (Sorry if it's too much nerd-speak, but if it's not understandable, you shouldn't be doing it..)
1. Open ShutterSnitch and a collection - write down the IP.
2. Shut down the iPad. Really - shut it all the way down (hold down the power button and slide to power off).
3. Change your local computer TCP settings to a static IP - the IP you wrote down. Subnet mask is usually 255.255.255.0 or 255.255.0.0. (You could check the subnet mask before changing it to static settings, and use that).
4. Set up an FTP server on your local machine, running on port 26000, that allows the user "snitch" to connect with the password you used in ShutterSnitch.
Once this is up and running, we've made a "fake" iPad+ShutterSnitch. Now you can set up your WFT - make it connect to the IP, at port 26000, with the right credentials and test if it works.
Shut down / uninstall the FTP server, set the computer back to having a dynamically assigned IP via DHCP and turn on your iPad.
If you're lucky the DHCP server on your network will reassign the IP address to your iPad, and when you take pictures, they will be delivered to ShutterSnitch.
This will fail if the WFT suddenly decides to run the configuration-check again. But who knows, maybe it doesn't - until you enter the WFT setup again. ..so don't do that.
Sticky stuff - maybe it's best just to wait ;)
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