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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: enanotg on June 27, 2020, 01:25:17 AM
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Hi! I have been using HFS long time and its amazing! :D
But I need it to run with no try icon, just running the software in the background, is this possible?
Thanks! :D
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Hi enanotg. Yeah, HFS is great!
If your HFS isn't already in Expert mode, click "You are in Easy mode" to switch to Expert mode, then click "Menu", then "Tray icons", then uncheck "Show main tray icon". You can switch back to Easy mode after that if you want.
Edit: Oh, and you'll probably also want to make sure "Tray icon for each download" in the "Tray icons" menu is unchecked.
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Hi Thanks for the response.
I did that but when you minimize HFS goes to tray, so it shows an Icon, the idea it to run it in the background
Hi enanotg. Yeah, HFS is great!
If your HFS isn't already in Expert mode, click "You are in Easy mode" to switch to Expert mode, then click "Menu", then "Tray icons", then uncheck "Show main tray icon". You can switch back to Easy mode after that if you want.
Edit: Oh, and you'll probably also want to make sure "Tray icon for each download" in the "Tray icons" menu is unchecked.
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Oops, sorry I missed that. It can be made to minimize to the task bar instead of the tray, but unfortunately I don't see any way to make it run in the background. I've never used one myself, but I know there are utilities that allow you to run any program as a service.
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Seems this is well:
when HFS is already minimized to tray,
right click the icon, switch Tray icons -> Show main tray icon to off (if it's already off, turn on first),
then it disappeared!
Edit: you may also need this:
In Windows 10, right click taskbar (where opened software's icon shows) -> taskbar settings -> scroll down -> select which icon appear on the taskbar
-> Uncheck the "Always show..." switch and HFS' switch, then unwanted icons will be folded.
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Seems this is well:
when HFS is already minimized to tray,
right click the icon, switch Tray icons -> Show main tray icon to off (if it's already off, turn on first),
then it disappeared!
Ah.. neat little trick. :)
Now there needs to be a way to make it reappear. Heh Maybe a way through the web interface when a certain account or member of a certain group like admin is logged in..?
Edit: Or SysInternals' Process Explorer can be used to "Restore" HFS and pop it back on the screen.
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Now there needs to be a way to make it reappear. Heh Maybe a way through the web interface when a certain account or member of a certain group like admin is logged in..?
The macro {.focus.} (https://rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_scripting_commands#Others) can do this. With other macros detecting users (https://rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_scripting_commands#Account_manipulation), this is possible ;)
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The macro {.focus.} (https://rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_scripting_commands#Others) can do this. With other macros detecting users (https://rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_scripting_commands#Account_manipulation), this is possible ;)
Ah, very cool. 8)
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yeah, something like this in events (ALT+F6)
[request]
{.if|{.%user% = rejetto.}|{:{.focus.}:}.}
but you can change it to make it work for groups as well
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Niceee!! Thanks! I will give it a go!
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yeah, something like this in events (ALT+F6)
[request]
{.if|{.%user% = rejetto.}|{:{.focus.}:}.}
but you can change it to make it work for groups as well
Excellent! So easy. Where is the list of variables? I can't seem to find them in the wiki. :-/
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https://www.rejetto.com/wiki/index.php?title=HFS:_Template_symbols
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Ah.. symbols. Thanks!