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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: Chaz on January 04, 2007, 07:21:32 AM
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I've been hosting a slew of folders with various contents, but I'd like to print out a list of what I have / have HFS output all folder names into a .txt or .doc file.
I was wondering if HFS had this feature? Or would I just have to copy and paste 'n edit into a word processor?
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This function was earlier mentionned and said to be accepted :
i asked you for the content of a supposed txt.
anyway, i guess you want a "map" of your virtual file system in txt/html format. is it so?
Don't know if it's ok by now
Re : http://www.rejetto.com/forum/index.php?topic=3743.msg1018336#msg1018336
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Ah, so it's being worked on. The sendspace links didn't work, but no complaints if it's not "official" yet. Thanks for the update.
*looks forward to full implementation*
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no, it is in the to-do-list, you can see.
in the while you can have similar feature by customizing the filelist.tpl and accessing "file list". it is actually a txt.
and the exe files you find in that posts mentioned above, have nothing to do with this feature. it was an OT ::)
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Do you mean the .vfs file? I'm assuming you're talking about the Virtual Server's file name that I save it as, because I can't find any .tpl file.
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no, search "filelist" in documentation (wiki)
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If the options are saved in disk (file hfs.ini) then the template is also saved to disk (file named hfs.tpl).
I see a hfs.ini in the directory that HFS resides, however I do not see any .tpl file. I have tried deleting the .ini and resaving the options but that still does not create a .tpl file.
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it seems you did not search "filelist" as i suggested you.
www.rejetto.com/wiki/?search=filelist
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If you'll note my quote on the previous post I did search filelist as suggested.
The only other sentence in the wiki that resembles filelist is this command:
Address line operators can be used in HTML eg. href="/~login" and in the address command line of the browser eg. www.yoursite.com/~login.
~files.lst
inserts HTML from filelist.tpl if exists in hfs.exe folder, otherwise produces ASCII file list of the requested folder
I fail to see how that's supposed to generate it unless you're inputting that through some command line via HFS that I don't know about. Putting that line into a browser is the equivalent of trying to access a folder called "~files.lst"
Any clarifications would be helpful.
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searching "filelist", the first result is www.rejetto.com/wiki/?title=HFS:_Hidden_things
and reports
~files.lst can be customized. Simply create a text file named filelist.tpl and add it to the folder that contains hfs.exe. Then, insert this content:
%files%
[files]
%list%
[file]
http://%host%%encoded-folder%%item-url%
Edit this template to fit your needs.
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Thanks. Apparently I'm too blind to see the #1 search result :o
Must be due to lack of sleep :-X