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landmeterbeuckx wrote: Mon Jan 07, 2019 5:03 pm i create a webshare project and then create webshare2go.

From this data, i take the web folder and copy the data in this folder to my webspace. Easy as that.

I must say, i work with scene 6.2.2.7. Don't know if it is still possible with scene 2018
Thanks for this, it worked

But will need to try it with Scene 2018
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landmeterbeuckx wrote: Tue Jan 08, 2019 9:33 am When i'm at a public event and there are photos taken and put on facebook, my kids are on facebook without my explicit approval. What can i do? Sue the person that placed them on there in public. Well good luck for starting something without any ending.

When i am at a convention i do not sign an agreement that pictures may be put online of me. When i pass a faro boot and you take a picture where i'm passing by i could theoretically sue the photographer.

This whole GDPR is going to die a silent way i think with all this social media around. Here in Belgium you get into problems when you place a pic of a burglar on facebook. That he entered you're place without you're approval is just minor stuff.

Eu-regulations are getting ridiculous.
This goes a little off-topic, but isn't it still allowed to take pictures of people in public events without their agreement? I don't think GDPR affects that. Or am I understanding something wrong from what you were trying to say?

It would be friendly of the photographers to ask for permission, when the photo isn't about a group of people in general hanging around but include people more closely, or doing something questionable, but I don't think it is obligatory. Also the one publishing the photos of public event would usually delete the photos, if a parent told they don't want their children's faces published like that. But afaik, if you attend a public event, you must also accept that there might be media reporting too.

Publishing photos of a burglar is different, because that situation isn't (probably) as "public", and then there's that "innocent until proven guilty" thing – yeah, even when it's obvious that the person is doing something illegal, it isn't up to the person publishing the photo online (like a shop owner) to decide.
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This goes a little off-topic, but isn't it still allowed to take pictures of people in public events without their agreement? I don't think GDPR affects that. Or am I understanding something wrong from what you were trying to say?
It's allowed to take pics but if you were to use them for something outside the private sphere of your home you're obliged to ask them. Nobody does this of course.


It would be friendly of the photographers to ask for permission, when the photo isn't about a group of people in general hanging around but include people more closely, or doing something questionable, but I don't think it is obligatory. Also the one publishing the photos of public event would usually delete the photos, if a parent told they don't want their children's faces published like that. But afaik, if you attend a public event, you must also accept that there might be media reporting too.
So why does google have to blur everyone on streetview without them asking?
It is sometimes possible to know the photographer of pics on facebook but often not. I never place a pic of someone else on facebook.
I think it's an neverending discussion.

Personally i couldn't care less that i'm on a picture for everyone to see but not my kids, they cannot defend themselves.
Publishing photos of a burglar is different, because that situation isn't (probably) as "public", and then there's that "innocent until proven guilty" thing – yeah, even when it's obvious that the person is doing something illegal, it isn't up to the person publishing the photo online (like a shop owner) to decide.
It is done over here because the system in Belgium is as rotten as can be. Too much to mention:-)
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landmeterbeuckx wrote: Thu Jan 10, 2019 11:22 am So why does google have to blur everyone on streetview without them asking?
That's actually a good question and I am not sure, but my guess would be that they want to play it safe. If you are sitting in your porch or mowing your lawn or smoking in your balcony, you are at home and you shouldn't be photographed without a permission, because home is a private place (even when it can be seen from outside). Likewise, if you are walking down the street, you are not (usually) attending a public event but minding your own business, so maybe that might not be enough to consider they are willingly moving around knowing there is going to be people documenting your walking?

Also second guess would be that in some countries laws might well forbid all kinds of photography of other people without written permission.

Maybe a third guess would be that Google just doesn't really fancy people trying to get themselves in the Streetview and stealing attention when they are trying to make, well, the streetview.

I've also seen pictures where they show a cow's head being blurred in Google Streetview. :lol: World isn't logical.
Well, after all Google Streetview isn't your standard way of getting your face published, at least here where those cars are not a every-day sight.
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I've also seen pictures where they show a cow's head being blurred in Google Streetview. :lol: World isn't logical.
Well, after all Google Streetview isn't your standard way of getting your face published, at least here where those cars are not a every-day sight.
Maybe it is someone with a mask of a cow :D
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Hello!

I am trying to host the scene2go files with IIS on Windows 10. The main page is working, but when I open a project it shows me "Unknown Error" and below that: {
"_handled": true
}

Since some of you have tried uploading their Scene2Go / Webshare2go files to their own servers, maybe you know what setting in my IIS may be wrong.
Thanks!
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ROFI wrote: Fri Jan 10, 2020 12:38 pm Hello!

I am trying to host the scene2go files with IIS on Windows 10. The main page is working, but when I open a project it shows me "Unknown Error" and below that: {
"_handled": true
}

Since some of you have tried uploading their Scene2Go / Webshare2go files to their own servers, maybe you know what setting in my IIS may be wrong.
Thanks!
Hi Rofi, did you ever get this to work?
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