alarmrepairman
Technical User
Hi everyone,
I am doing a project for a customer to capture an analogue CCTV camera via his IP encoder server and provide image on his website.
Unfortunately the encoder running its own server when accesed by an IP address has an automated cgi script that throws out a password box and then the viewer. This works fine using access via an IP address and DDNS etc. I have set up a demo page on my local XAMPP server using iframe which opens the IP address. (wordpress page). This runs the script for the login and the subsequent viewer ok but on clicking logout it shows the message "LibCGI Warning: Session Cookie exists, but file don't. A new one was created"
When logging in again I get "LibCGI Warning:
Cannot redirect. Headers already sent"
I understand this is an unusual situation but wondering if a fix can be applied in the iframe coding which looks like this "<iframe src=" frameborder="0" name="ircframe" width="100%" marginwidth="3" height="600" marginheight="0" scrolling="auto">"
(IP address for the server on internal network)
Any thoughts appreciated.
I am doing a project for a customer to capture an analogue CCTV camera via his IP encoder server and provide image on his website.
Unfortunately the encoder running its own server when accesed by an IP address has an automated cgi script that throws out a password box and then the viewer. This works fine using access via an IP address and DDNS etc. I have set up a demo page on my local XAMPP server using iframe which opens the IP address. (wordpress page). This runs the script for the login and the subsequent viewer ok but on clicking logout it shows the message "LibCGI Warning: Session Cookie exists, but file don't. A new one was created"
When logging in again I get "LibCGI Warning:
Cannot redirect. Headers already sent"
I understand this is an unusual situation but wondering if a fix can be applied in the iframe coding which looks like this "<iframe src=" frameborder="0" name="ircframe" width="100%" marginwidth="3" height="600" marginheight="0" scrolling="auto">"
(IP address for the server on internal network)
Any thoughts appreciated.