Uploading Block and Allow Lists for License Plate Recognition

Block/Allow lists upload

curl -v --anyauth "http://root:pass1234@10.0.3.173/local/fflprapp/allow_list.cgi" -s -d@allow.xml


curl -v --anyauth "http://root:pass1234@10.0.3.173/local/fflprapp/block_list.cgi" -s -d@block.xml


Lists examples: block.xml, allow.xml

Please use xml validator www.xmlvalidation.com to check your files. 

Video illustration: watch online, or download AVI or MP4.

Windows CURL library: https://winampplugins.co.uk/curl/



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