Thing is my home server couldn't cope with hosting Faces. 128kbps upstream is not a lot when you're getting the kind of hits Faces does (tens of thousands so far by my estimate ) so I'd have to keep the actual images on my faster NTL webspace... maybe via an automated FTP upload... goddamn it's complicated!
Hmmm... Well, if you're worried about the bandwidth of the pictures themselves, you can store the actual pics on the server they are currently stored on, and have YOUR server generate HTML linking to them. This way, the load on your server will be pretty tiny. Even better would be to simply have your perl script generate the HTML and then just batch copy everything over to the current server. This too should work as the Faces web site is pretty static, and would only need updating when new faces are added.
- Mike