On Mon, October 26, 2009 11:56, Dane Shea wrote: > from Denmark btw???, Yep, dane from denmark (even though oprah believes no crimes ever happen here i have had a few burglars in my house and would like some extra security).
> you would def need a some way to hook up the > fingerprint reader to the network or computer and it would require some heavy programming Well, for a starter all readers would be connected to the same computer. Ok, that would maybe also need some changes to libfprint (to handle multiple readers), but i guess that would not too big a hassle (the library is well designed right?). I would only have one fingerprint database. I could probably share that over nfs or sync it with rsync if i wanted to use readers on multiple computers. /jtm > Jens Teglhus Møller wrote: >> Nobody has anything to share? >> /jtm >> On Thu, October 22, 2009 19:39, Jens Teglhus Møller wrote: >>> Hi >>> I'm playing around with and idea about using libfprint for a home access >>> solution. >>> Basically buy a number if readers, hook them up to a small server and let them activate an electronic lock. >>> Has anybody done this before and are there any recommendations? I was thinking about using U.are.U 4000 OEM Readers since they look like >>> they could relatively easy be placed in a custom casing. >>> I work as a programmer, but I only do Java business programming so I'm very far from being a decent c programmer, but I guess i could brush up on it if required, how complicated would it be to program the needed glue? >>> I never used a fingerprint reader before, what do people prefer, swipe or press readers? >>> Also would love to use the 4500 model but read the threads about it not working. What would the chances be of having it supported if I supplied one to the developers? >>> TIA. >>> Best Regards Jens _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
