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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Question: vulnerability or not?
« on: December 02, 2016, 06:05:38 AM »
@XCanG: I suggest to wait for an answer from rejetto. 
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Bug reports / Re: Freeze UI when uploading
« on: December 02, 2016, 06:02:55 AM »
Do you have an antivirus installed?. If yes, then I bet your antivirus may be causing that delay, since it's obviously configured to scan any new file (like when you upload a file). Try temporally disabling your antivirus, and see if that 'delay' continues or disappears. If Well, that's only a possibility...
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: hide your IP address of the server ?
« on: December 02, 2016, 06:01:46 AM »
OK, OK, sorry for the delay (I was very busy lately) and I thought bmartino1 could handle this. Well, it is NOT possible to hide your IP without using a tunnel service, like PageKite or ngrok. Although those services are open source, the service they provide are not free (because they relay your data, to hide your IP). Another, not free (and somewhat expensive) solution, is running HFS on a VPS Server. That way nobody can see your real IP address. If your concern is that someone could hack you, I suggest installing HFS on a spare computer which you don't use (in case you have one).
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Pусский / Re: генерация плейлиста m3u/m3u8/xspf
« on: October 25, 2016, 05:02:37 AM »
@bmartino1: what you posted would work fine, but depending on the setting selected on VLC (and the network speed), 'streaming' may affect quality, since 'streaming' is like 're-encoding' the audio/video on-the-fly (but if you are on a WLAN you should not notice it). 'Streaming' will also increase CPU usage, but I don't think this is important here. So, it's a valid solution. Anyway, I don't have a better solution, sorry... 
The perfect solution would be writing the m3u/m3u8/xspf file using a template or macro, but that push the limits of my knowledge...
The perfect solution would be writing the m3u/m3u8/xspf file using a template or macro, but that push the limits of my knowledge...
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: MD5 files won't show on folders
« on: October 22, 2016, 04:41:18 AM »but I don't see the previously md5 files and the uploaded one in the folder when I browse through HFS, even though they are there in the server.Did you applied the 'custom mask'? Because I think this is the normal behavior (not listing MD5 files when browsing through HFS). Try applying that 'custom mask' and see if it shows those files on HFS.
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Pусский / Re: генерация плейлиста m3u/m3u8/xspf
« on: October 20, 2016, 09:35:02 AM »
@bmartino1: it seems this user wants to generate this m3u8 dynamically within HFS itself (and not using external apps). So, if he adds some files on his shared folder, HFS updates the m3u8 automatically, or he'll update it by clicking some button in HFS's web interface. He wants to generate this list, to play it easily on his TV. I don't know the solution, so, that's why I'm explaining what he is looking for... :|
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Español / Re: Crear HFS como servicio en Windows (all versios)
« on: October 20, 2016, 09:23:46 AM »
@Tharless: Excelente! gracias por compartir el dato. 
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: MD5 files won't show on folders
« on: October 16, 2016, 05:42:15 AM »
Yes, bmartino1 is right, the MD5 extension is forbidden by default (to avoid conflicts with an internal HFS function). This was the solution given by rejetto:
Cheers,
Leo.-
it's configurable.
By default these files are NOT allowed:
hfs.*;*.htm*;descript.ion;*.comment;*.md5;*.corrupted
You can right click on the upload folder, go to "upload mask" and enter a custom mask, like
\hfs.*;*.htm*;descript.ion;*.comment;*.corrupted
you see i removed the md5 part.
Please, mind the initial slash, it means: DON'T allow these
Cheers,
Leo.-
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HTML & templates / Re: New HFS user- simple question regarding CSS/Template files
« on: October 14, 2016, 05:48:29 AM »
Hi, and welcome! I'm glad to have you here, we need more 'enthusiasts' who promote and help HFS to grow. Anyone can collaborate here.
About your question, the 'index.html' you are looking for, is in fact dynamically generated from a Template file (and is not needed to have a real 'index.html' file). In fact, if you have an 'index.html' on your shared folder, it will be interpreted by HFS as an 'statical' file, something you really don't need (unless your are using HFS to host a static website). But for having a website about sharing files, you need to edit the default TPL file (Template file), which has the filename "hfs.tpl".
Where is this "hfs.tpl" located? This file is initially 'bundled' inside the main HFS executable, and when you make changes on the default template (hfs.tpl), your modified template file it's being saved in your HFS folder, along with your HFS.exe. In case you want to switch back (or undo) all your changes (and go back to the default template), you simply need to delete that "hfs.tpl" file, and HFS will use his 'internal' default copy. This is how HFS works.
Well, now you may be wondering how to edit that "hfs.tpl" file? It's easy...
1) Being inside HFS, press F6 to open the default template file. This action, will make a copy of "hfs.tpl" on your main HFS folder, and will automatically open this file with your default text editor (generally, with Notepad).
2) Inside this "hfs.tpl" file, you will find every piece of HTML code needed by HFS to work. For example, you will find here the error page, the upload results, the unauthorized page, etc, etc...
3) To start, you may want to search for this string (marked in bold):
"<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN">"
And there you will find the HTML code used by HFS to dynamically display the page. I guess you understand how to edit HTML code, so the only recommendation is to carefully edit only the parts you need. And in case of problems, simply delete the "hfs.tpl" file and start all over again. When you change some code, remember to save the file to apply the changes.
Feel free to ask anything you want. I don't know much more than this, but for now this will help you to start.
Happy testings!
Leo.-
I'm glad to have you here, we need more 'enthusiasts' who promote and help HFS to grow. Anyone can collaborate here.About your question, the 'index.html' you are looking for, is in fact dynamically generated from a Template file (and is not needed to have a real 'index.html' file). In fact, if you have an 'index.html' on your shared folder, it will be interpreted by HFS as an 'statical' file, something you really don't need (unless your are using HFS to host a static website). But for having a website about sharing files, you need to edit the default TPL file (Template file), which has the filename "hfs.tpl".
Where is this "hfs.tpl" located? This file is initially 'bundled' inside the main HFS executable, and when you make changes on the default template (hfs.tpl), your modified template file it's being saved in your HFS folder, along with your HFS.exe. In case you want to switch back (or undo) all your changes (and go back to the default template), you simply need to delete that "hfs.tpl" file, and HFS will use his 'internal' default copy. This is how HFS works.
Well, now you may be wondering how to edit that "hfs.tpl" file? It's easy...
1) Being inside HFS, press F6 to open the default template file. This action, will make a copy of "hfs.tpl" on your main HFS folder, and will automatically open this file with your default text editor (generally, with Notepad).
2) Inside this "hfs.tpl" file, you will find every piece of HTML code needed by HFS to work. For example, you will find here the error page, the upload results, the unauthorized page, etc, etc...
3) To start, you may want to search for this string (marked in bold):
"<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN">"
And there you will find the HTML code used by HFS to dynamically display the page. I guess you understand how to edit HTML code, so the only recommendation is to carefully edit only the parts you need. And in case of problems, simply delete the "hfs.tpl" file and start all over again. When you change some code, remember to save the file to apply the changes.
Feel free to ask anything you want. I don't know much more than this, but for now this will help you to start.
Happy testings!
Leo.-
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HTML & templates / Re: Google Ad Sense w/ RAWR Design Templates???
« on: October 11, 2016, 07:58:42 AM »
Yes, I saw that...
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HTML & templates / Re: Google Ad Sense w/ RAWR Design Templates???
« on: October 10, 2016, 06:36:01 AM »
You welcome. Well, at least you have everything working like before.
And it's true, Google can be a litte "dangerous" as a service: for example, if you open a Gmail account using a "disposable" SMS service, or if you already have a Gmail and you want to verify your account using a disposable SMS number (because you want to protect your privacy), they may allow it, but rest assured that in a few months they will close your account without having any chance to recover a single message. I know this is true, since it happened to a friend of mine, and he wasn't spamming anyone (and I've read somewhere that Google may doesn't like people who deals with Bitcoins too, but this can't be proved).
So, even if your account is old, and you use your real personal information, Google may close any account anytime if they "feel" you are "abusing" their service (or violating "something" or doing "something" they don't like). Because all that, I would never trust all my emails to a company like this. If they want to spy my emails, "it's OK" (since I don't do anything illegal), but if I have an email account, I want it for ever, to store my emails there, and not having to worry about loosing all my emails suddenly in one day. I know it's a free service and it's the #1 service in the world, sure, but unless you are a "pristine" person and follow all their steps like sheep, you may one day get "unlucky", like happened to you using HFS along with AdSense.
Microsoft and Yahoo, are much more easy to deal, and they are not so restrictive like Google. They are way more cool than Google.
So, if you Google are reading this, it's time to being cool, and change for good (remember their motto "don't be evil", well, they seem to completely forgot the meaning of those words). At least this is my personal opinion, that doesn't mean you have to stop using Google at all, only use it with care and always have an offline backup of all your emails.
About the No-IP.com service, this was something new for me. I already know DynDNS.com are against any file "sharing" service (and they can't be trusted, since they may close your account anytime), but No-IP.com was a surprise to me. I guess anyone who wants to share their files using HFS, should choose another DDNS providers, at least if you live in USA or if you get a lot of traffic/visits. Maybe if you live in another place, they may allow it, but I can't be sure.
Well, at least you have everything working like before.And it's true, Google can be a litte "dangerous" as a service: for example, if you open a Gmail account using a "disposable" SMS service, or if you already have a Gmail and you want to verify your account using a disposable SMS number (because you want to protect your privacy), they may allow it, but rest assured that in a few months they will close your account without having any chance to recover a single message. I know this is true, since it happened to a friend of mine, and he wasn't spamming anyone (and I've read somewhere that Google may doesn't like people who deals with Bitcoins too, but this can't be proved).
So, even if your account is old, and you use your real personal information, Google may close any account anytime if they "feel" you are "abusing" their service (or violating "something" or doing "something" they don't like). Because all that, I would never trust all my emails to a company like this. If they want to spy my emails, "it's OK" (since I don't do anything illegal), but if I have an email account, I want it for ever, to store my emails there, and not having to worry about loosing all my emails suddenly in one day. I know it's a free service and it's the #1 service in the world, sure, but unless you are a "pristine" person and follow all their steps like sheep, you may one day get "unlucky", like happened to you using HFS along with AdSense.
Microsoft and Yahoo, are much more easy to deal, and they are not so restrictive like Google. They are way more cool than Google.
So, if you Google are reading this, it's time to being cool, and change for good (remember their motto "don't be evil", well, they seem to completely forgot the meaning of those words). At least this is my personal opinion, that doesn't mean you have to stop using Google at all, only use it with care and always have an offline backup of all your emails.About the No-IP.com service, this was something new for me. I already know DynDNS.com are against any file "sharing" service (and they can't be trusted, since they may close your account anytime), but No-IP.com was a surprise to me. I guess anyone who wants to share their files using HFS, should choose another DDNS providers, at least if you live in USA or if you get a lot of traffic/visits. Maybe if you live in another place, they may allow it, but I can't be sure.
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HTML & templates / Re: Google Ad Sense w/ RAWR Design Templates???
« on: October 09, 2016, 05:32:17 PM »
@Fysack...
Hey, what's up? I like how many emoticons do you use on your posts...
So, do you want to add some more emoticons?...
Here you have a NEW one...
(just kidding)
By the way, the best of helping ImmortalGizmo is that he suddenly forgot to reply here on how he has solved all this (it seems he rolled back all the changes, and he went back to URL Forwarding). Well, I think I've only wasted my time...
Hey, what's up? I like how many emoticons do you use on your posts...
So, do you want to add some more emoticons?...
Here you have a NEW one...
(just kidding)By the way, the best of helping ImmortalGizmo is that he suddenly forgot to reply here on how he has solved all this (it seems he rolled back all the changes, and he went back to URL Forwarding). Well, I think I've only wasted my time...
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HTML & templates / Re: how can i change sidebar color in HFS theme ?
« on: October 05, 2016, 11:15:20 AM »570
HTML & templates / Re: Google Ad Sense w/ RAWR Design Templates???
« on: September 30, 2016, 05:47:44 AM »
What a mess, a very sad history... 
To avoid this in the future, it will be great to have a template that exactly resembles a free forum (cloning the interface, for example of phpBB or MyBB). Doing that, and hiding any reference to HFS (even in the HTTP headers, to mimic a real forum server), it would be hard to any not-cool-company to screw us. Besides that, any "real" content we could sharing, should be located on a protected "sub-forum" (protected by a password), so any visitor (like G**gle), will only "see" a normal forum on the surface. But that's currently only a dream. If anyone want to do this template, feel free to do it, since it would be really helpful.
To avoid this in the future, it will be great to have a template that exactly resembles a free forum (cloning the interface, for example of phpBB or MyBB). Doing that, and hiding any reference to HFS (even in the HTTP headers, to mimic a real forum server), it would be hard to any not-cool-company to screw us. Besides that, any "real" content we could sharing, should be located on a protected "sub-forum" (protected by a password), so any visitor (like G**gle), will only "see" a normal forum on the surface. But that's currently only a dream. If anyone want to do this template, feel free to do it, since it would be really helpful.