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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Where to d-load .tpl-s from??
« on: March 31, 2005, 07:41:19 PM »
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Where to d-load .tpl-s from??
« on: March 31, 2005, 07:17:16 PM »
Search this board for some tpl's which are offered for DL (i can recommend Mr.Anons Black tpl or you may try my gray tpl if you like.
The [sections] are loops which will be executed when a certain condition in the corresponding %variable% is met. Look at: Menu -> Other options -> Edit HTML template ->Help
The [sections] are loops which will be executed when a certain condition in the corresponding %variable% is met. Look at: Menu -> Other options -> Edit HTML template ->Help
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Adding a Logo Question
« on: March 31, 2005, 07:08:11 PM »
To adjust the size you can play with the width and heigth attribute in the img tag like:
<img style="width: 294px; height: 314px;" src="../abcd.jpg" alt="This is a logo and weights many bytes, use Opera and turn images off" align="middle" border="0" >
In order to reduce loading time you should minimize the size of the jpg by compressing (Irfanview is a nice free tool for that purpose).
When I started to redesign the standard template to my needs, i used nvu (free html tool) and found good info from www.w3.org on html, xml and css.
~GeeS~
<img style="width: 294px; height: 314px;" src="../abcd.jpg" alt="This is a logo and weights many bytes, use Opera and turn images off" align="middle" border="0" >
In order to reduce loading time you should minimize the size of the jpg by compressing (Irfanview is a nice free tool for that purpose).
When I started to redesign the standard template to my needs, i used nvu (free html tool) and found good info from www.w3.org on html, xml and css.
~GeeS~
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / help me testing
« on: March 29, 2005, 06:40:57 PM »
3 simultaneous dl's running: IE, opera & opera via JAP(CCC).
Works fine.
Works fine.
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Request wrt. variables
« on: March 27, 2005, 05:29:16 PM »
1. No, i'm not using javascript. To the contrary, i want to avoid it & that's the reason why i used Mr. Anon's black tpl as starting point for my grey tpl. What i use, is the definition of sections in your html, like [login] [loggedin]. For each section i used different html in order to create a different layout for the server root. The [login]-loop is used to show my starting page, whereas the [loggedin]-loop comes up with the original HFS folder and file layout.
So my request is, to have also variables/sections available contrary to the existing ones, like [up]/["root'']=non-root/root or [upload-link]/["download"]=real folder/virtual folder. I just had a look in your source code, where you defined login and loggedin. The extra sections would allow to create loops with adapted html without using javascript! So the download section(virtual folder) can get a different layout than the upload (real) folder. The same applies to root/non-root.
2. Nice to hear. In fact for the time being i could "solve" the problem of overwriting existing files by hiding the uploaded files with the files filter command /*. So in fact it's a simple more or less anonymous mailbox.
What i was looking for, is also a simple message board (upload displayed, but not delete-able.
3. I've read the discussion on ssl-support. One of your objections was that you have to pay for the software. Maybe i'm wong but afaik openssl is available for free under public license. I use it as add on for Proxomitron.
Don't get me wrong, i didn't want you to bother with requests for software which is already for free. What i wanted to say is that HFS is 10/10 and ssl would make a 10+.
~GeeS~
So my request is, to have also variables/sections available contrary to the existing ones, like [up]/["root'']=non-root/root or [upload-link]/["download"]=real folder/virtual folder. I just had a look in your source code, where you defined login and loggedin. The extra sections would allow to create loops with adapted html without using javascript! So the download section(virtual folder) can get a different layout than the upload (real) folder. The same applies to root/non-root.
2. Nice to hear. In fact for the time being i could "solve" the problem of overwriting existing files by hiding the uploaded files with the files filter command /*. So in fact it's a simple more or less anonymous mailbox.
What i was looking for, is also a simple message board (upload displayed, but not delete-able.
3. I've read the discussion on ssl-support. One of your objections was that you have to pay for the software. Maybe i'm wong but afaik openssl is available for free under public license. I use it as add on for Proxomitron.
Don't get me wrong, i didn't want you to bother with requests for software which is already for free. What i wanted to say is that HFS is 10/10 and ssl would make a 10+.
~GeeS~
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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Request wrt. variables
« on: March 26, 2005, 01:36:49 PM »
Hi,
first I want to say that HFS2.0 is one of the greatest pieces of software i've used.
Here are my requests/suggestions/ideas:
1. In order to build my website, the main page (server root) should show my induvidualized content, whereas the fileserver part should be accesible from a link from there. I could solve that by using the %login% and %loggedin% variables to control the html-flow. This could be achieved in the grey template (see post before) because both variables do exactly the opposite.
I would like to do the same with other variables, like %upload%, which takes over under the condition that there is a real folder. What i would like, is to have the opposite variable "%non-upload% in order to create different html layout for download and upload folders.
2. Uploading with the same filename overwrites the existing file with the same name. This could be exploited to delete uploaded files. Is it possible to append for examle a timestamp on every file to make uploaded files unique? (like %timestamp%_filename.ext for uploaded files)
3. I know this is requested several times, but https support would make HFS a real killer...
Just my thougts.
Oh btw ... HFS works also fine on LAN's, fits on a memory stick & travels with me in my pocket. I can now be online from every PC (no registry!) as long there is no firewall to cross. GREAT!
~GeeS~
first I want to say that HFS2.0 is one of the greatest pieces of software i've used.
Here are my requests/suggestions/ideas:
1. In order to build my website, the main page (server root) should show my induvidualized content, whereas the fileserver part should be accesible from a link from there. I could solve that by using the %login% and %loggedin% variables to control the html-flow. This could be achieved in the grey template (see post before) because both variables do exactly the opposite.
I would like to do the same with other variables, like %upload%, which takes over under the condition that there is a real folder. What i would like, is to have the opposite variable "%non-upload% in order to create different html layout for download and upload folders.
2. Uploading with the same filename overwrites the existing file with the same name. This could be exploited to delete uploaded files. Is it possible to append for examle a timestamp on every file to make uploaded files unique? (like %timestamp%_filename.ext for uploaded files)
3. I know this is requested several times, but https support would make HFS a real killer...
Just my thougts.
Oh btw ... HFS works also fine on LAN's, fits on a memory stick & travels with me in my pocket. I can now be online from every PC (no registry!) as long there is no firewall to cross. GREAT!
~GeeS~
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HTML & templates / Grey Template
« on: March 24, 2005, 08:01:02 PM »
Hi,
some time ago I stumbled across HFS 2.0 beta 20. Great piece of work!
Thanks Rejetto!
Based on the black template I moded around with black.tpl to get a combined web&fileserver, which suites more to my needs. It's still under construction, but you can already see the result at opensource.homedns.org (at least when i'm online. Your comments are highly appreciated & feel free to use & modify the template for your own use.
~GeeS~
some time ago I stumbled across HFS 2.0 beta 20. Great piece of work!
Thanks Rejetto!
Based on the black template I moded around with black.tpl to get a combined web&fileserver, which suites more to my needs. It's still under construction, but you can already see the result at opensource.homedns.org (at least when i'm online. Your comments are highly appreciated & feel free to use & modify the template for your own use.
~GeeS~