http://server.imgseek.net Fast content-based image database with easy integration to image-related web sites. Enable your users to search for images by visual similarity. Tue, 17 Mar 2009 01:34:21 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The roadmap has been updated (some few additions) but the major change is that new releases have been pushed back until next year as I devote most of my time to the "visual content-based search as a service" effort being developed at the imgSeek Services project. http://server.imgseek.net/2009/03/16/roadmap-updated/ Version: 0.7 (released 24/Dec/2008) Please read the install and usage instructions. Download links Zip files are for Windows x86 32-bits (currently unavailable, try an older version) Tar.gz files are for Debian/Gentoo Linux x86 32-bits and for Mac OS X (Leopard). Changelog Fixed many memory leaks on the image processing code POST+XML API calls are no longer supported ... http://server.imgseek.net/2008/12/24/download-latest-version-07/ The net.imgseek.imgdb source module implements the core image similarity engine behind isk-daemon (server-side version) and imgSeek (desktop version). It may need to be manually built for isk-daemon to support your current environment. Essentially, it compiles into the _imgdb.pyd (Windows) or imgdb.so (Unix) dynamic libraries which should be found on the imgSeekLib ... http://server.imgseek.net/2007/12/09/build-instructions-for-the-netimgseekimgdb-module/ Available at the SourceForge file release area with the amd_64 filename sufix. http://server.imgseek.net/2007/12/09/062-version-linux-for-amd-64-processors-released/ The isk-daemon package doesn't need to be compiled since it's all made up of python code. What needs to be compiled is the net.imgseek.imgdb module, and here are some instructions. Requirements Linux: isk-daemon compiles agains ImageMagick and Python, so these are the packages you should have installed on the test machine: python 2.5 pytho-dev ... http://server.imgseek.net/2007/09/19/compiling/ Feel free to submit bug reports using the SourceForge bug tracker system. But please, remember to check if your issue hasn't already been reported and provide a detailed explanation on how to reproduce the problem and all program output. http://server.imgseek.net/2007/09/14/submit-bug-reports/ There are two mailing lists for developers: imgseek-dev, for development discussions: Sign up or browse the archives. imgseek-commits, for svn commit messages: Sign up or browse the archives. http://server.imgseek.net/2007/09/14/developers-mailing-lists/ You may want to check the Compiling instructions and other development resources. Web Access If you just wish to browse around or download a few individual files, try the public web repository browser or a more simple view. Anonymous Subversion To access the Subversion repository anonymously, you will need a Subversion client. You ... http://server.imgseek.net/2007/09/14/source-code/ This is a very low-traffic mailing list for user related questions, feedback and announcements. Sign up or browse the archives. http://server.imgseek.net/2007/09/11/users-discussion-group/ The only change for this release is that isk-daemon is now fully opensource and licensed through GPL. Download files are also now hosted on SourceForge and bug tracking is also now done using their bug tracker. See more details and download instructions/links. http://server.imgseek.net/2007/08/30/version-062-released/