What happened to all the cams?
An update on the March webcam shutdown is below.
Empty Cell
Empty Cell
Empty Cell
Where did all the cams go?
On the afternoon of March 5th 2009 a
message was sent to Purdue's security team list instructing the system
administrators from every department to bring down the webcams in their
networks for 24 hours. No explanation was given, but I also disabled this site just in case.
After 24 hours a few, but not all, of the cameras were
restored. Forty eight hours later I restored the page. I do not know if/when any of the missing cameras will return.
Update: It has come to my attention that the shutdown of the webcams may have been related to the arrest and subsequent federal indictment of Ashton Lundeby. It is unclear exactly what purpose would be served by disabling the cams on the night of Lundeby's arrest.
• k133-199.mgmt.purdue.edu
has Captures from the a whiteboard in Rawls 3098
• cs175-whiteboard.cs.purdue.edu
has Captures from the a whiteboard in CS 175
• k133-206.mgmt.purdue.edu
(shown above as Rawls 2058) claims to support audio via
ActiveX!?!? I am a Linux person so no ActiveX for me. Can any
windows people confirm this?
Broken Webcams
The page brokencams.py
contains links to cameras around purdue which are not functioning
for one reason or another. If you know who the proper
administrator of one of these cameras is please notify them so
they can restore it to working order. Please notify me also so
that I can restore them to their rightful place on this page.
This page is maintained by Dan Noland. nolandda (at) gmail (point) com
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