Hi Rejetto and Others!
First to say: I just love HFS. Small, fast, clever.
Some day ago I felt asleep on the bus to home and I HAD A DREAM.
I have my PC at home, running HFS, serving files mainly for me when I'm not at home.
Sometimes want to "do" something with the PC. Run an app. Stopp one. Get running services, stopp, restart, etc. I have RealVNC installed but the problem is that you have to have the Client with you (ok you have java client, but it is not fully portable) and it consumes very much bandwidth.
What if HFS could do these remote control things? throug a webpage of course.
You first have to log in and then you could have a customizable page: buttons, infos (eg: running applications), input boxes (to run apps. eg: you input: c:\prg\myfavapp.exe, hit submit, and hfs will start it.)
The 2 main advantages with this kind of remote control would be: 1. VERY small bandwidth. 2. You only need a browser to control your PC. (even a simple HTML browser could do it. I'm thinking PDA's and mobile phones browsers).
So? What do you think?
Here:
http://www.educ.umu.se/~cobian/obsolete.htm you can find a program-duo: cobcats. One server one client. Ther are quite good but you need the client to access the server. In case of HFS you wouldn't have to have any client. (CobCats even have screenshot and other interesting features too).
TG