I am not sure if I understood your problem right but here are some thoughts I came up with: If you want that the programm is only used by registered people on your site implement a id algorithm like registering with your website first and then exchanging some generated keys with the program and your webcam, so that only registered programs are allowed to connect.

Example:
Alice is registered at Bob's site. When Alice starts the software, the program will ask her for her id. Then the programm registers/logs in on your web site. The script on the site will generate some unique hash value and this value will be transmitted by your cam soft to your webcam. If it is valid transmission of data begins.

I hope this is some help. If I am wrong / did'nt get your problem rigth, please offer more details to me.

regards,
C-Keen

In reply to Re: Access Control Help please!! by C-Keen
in thread Access Control Help please!! by lancerlotz

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