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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Archivable for folder level

« on: March 21, 2009, 07:01:47 PM »

That way I can see all the folders inside it in the vfs window.
I select all these folders at once using shift key method. Then right
click on the selection and go to Properties > Flags and check Archivable.

I have far too much files for a virtual folder.

And it would be far too much work to make folders archivable in that way.
Because I only want that feature for the 3rd or 4th subfolder level I would have to open hundreds of folders to see the subfolders.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Archivable for folder level

« on: March 21, 2009, 01:08:20 PM »

Hi,

I have a real folder with 4 levels of subfolders and thousands of files in it.
Is there a way to make the subfolders archivable at a special level.
Naturally I don't want to  allow users to make an archive of the complete folder an even not of the 3 next levels, because that would mean really big archives.
But I would like to make the subfolder of the fourth level archivable.

Is there a way to do this without including hundreds of subfolders of this fourth level in the VFS?

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Do HFS can configure PHP?

« on: March 16, 2009, 12:05:21 PM »

so, what does it means in Ver4? http://rejetto.com/hfs/?f=todo do it mean something else? 

Its a list of things "to do" in the future. PHP is planned for Version 4.
We now have version 2.2.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: help?

« on: February 11, 2009, 10:40:39 AM »

connected to open wifi around neighborhood, still connects to my router not hfs site.. how do I point hfs server to dyndns name? port forwarded, opened firewall for port.. somethings not working...

You don't have to "point hfs server to dyndns name".
Your PC with HFS listens to the defined TCP-Port (Standard: 80), if there is no firewall to block.
Your have to configure your router to forward any requests for TCP-Port 80 to the local IP of your HFS-PC.
In that way HFS is able to answer.

DYNDNS points to your Router, because this is the only device, that is visible (external IP) to the Internet.
If somebody outside (not you yourself in your LAN) can ping your DYNDNS-Adress and your router is answering, DYDNS is working and updated.
Anything else is to configure your router (correct port forwarding, firewall-rule) and your HFS-PC (Windows Firewall or other used personal firewall, HFS).

First try self-test in HFS. If this works your HFS and your router should be configured right and the problem is only DYNDNS.
To test DYNDNS ask a friend to ping you DYNDNS-Adress from his PC outside of you LAN. If this works (router answers) your DYNDNS is ok.

If you really want access you hfs through the internet from your own LAN without going the short way (Your PC-Router-your PC), you have to do this over one of the many Web-Proxy-sites like this one: http://proxy247.info/

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RAWR-Designs / Re: RAWR-Player-1.0.0 Coming....

« on: February 08, 2009, 10:59:11 AM »

Nope, flash cant handle mp3 48000hz audio. Not a limitation of RAWR-Player, but flash. From my research on this issue from last time it was brought up. I found that flash only works with 11, 22, 33, 44 kHz mp3.

http://www.blackcj.com/blog/2009/01/30/flash-player-10-48khz-sound-playback-bug/

Anything over 44kHz is overkill really, the human ear can only determine around 20kHz on average, maybe its been doubled for stereo audio to 44kHz?

It is a question of oversampling to avoid distortions by filtering.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oversampling

So why people think they need above 44kHz for audio is a bit crazy, especially in mp3 lol, if it was FLAC, WAV, or a multi-channel audio file, it can possibly be justified but if someone is offering mp3 music at 48kHz that has been ripped from CD initially. From my experience they are being a bit silly.

People having music with 48 Khz is mailnly not a question of quality but a question of handling. Nobody normally will rip from a CD and resample to 48 Khz.
48 KHz (or 96 or 192 KHz) is standard in music production. Even a lot of digital radio stations broadcast with 48 Khz.
I still have a DAT-Recorder, that uses 48 Khz for recording. A lot of sound cards use 48 Khz in recording and internally have to resample to 44,1 Khz if wanted.
So a lot of people have music with 48 Khz and don't want to resample all of it. Anyway resampling always means a little bit of quality loss.
MP3s with a bitrate of 192 and above (and a sampling rate of 44,1 or 48 KHz) are really good enough for jus hearing (not for rework) and are equal in (hearing)-quality to FLAC, WAV. Even resampling such FLAC and WAVes from 44,1 KHz to 48 KHz does not make any sence. If possible resampling should always be avoided.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: New requirement: email property for user

« on: February 05, 2009, 03:50:55 PM »

I don't understand exactly, what you are discussing and if my most liked feature would be possible to impliment.

This rejetto-forum software has a menu item:
"Show unread posts since last visit."

Is there any chance to make something like that in HFS? A user logs in and can click on a folder "Show new files since last visit".

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Support more 4GB file by splitting files

« on: January 24, 2009, 04:23:00 PM »

doesn't IE7 support 4GB+ files?

Yes, it dows.

BTW as far as I know ZIP doesn't support 2GB+ files.

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HTML & templates / Re: download only selected items

« on: January 23, 2009, 05:14:59 PM »

i just wanted to know if someone had a better idea.

I don't know if you know Sockso.
http://sockso.pu-gh.com/

I gave it a try and played along with it some hours last year.
It is not so universal like HFs, it's just a HTTP-Music-Server.

There some ideas realized in Sockso that I like.
One is the selection of multiple songs - you just add them to a playlist.
You either can play the playlist or dowload it.
When you decide to download, sockso creates a ZIP-File of the songs, with the folder-structure and starts a HTTP-Download.

Maybe you can get some useful inspirations. It's open source.

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Everything else / Re: hot laptop on AC line

« on: January 10, 2009, 09:29:04 PM »

sadly, i tried "adaptive" and "degrade" but nothing changed.

Di you use the right syntax?
You habe to specify your selected power scheme.

powercfg /change powerscheme-name /processor-throttle-ac adaptive

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Everything else / Re: hot laptop on AC line

« on: January 09, 2009, 06:49:47 PM »

and i found nothing in Windows settings to specify the CPU behaviour, it's automatic.

What about Powercfg and the parameter processor-throttle-ac and the specifications constant or degrade or adaptive

http://technet.microsoft.com/de-de/library/cc772692.aspx

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Externe Festplatte (External hard disk) > Laufwerkbuchstaben (drive letter)

« on: January 02, 2009, 02:32:35 PM »

Doch, wenn man nicht auf allen Rechnern über Adminrechte verfügt, ist das ein Problem.

Ich bin eigentlich davon ausgegangen, dass man das USB-Laufwerk nicht an einen Rechner anschließt, zu dem man zu keiner Zeit Admin-Rechte hat. Dass man überhaupt Adminrechte zum Festlegen eines Laufwerksbuchstabens braucht, ist mir schon klar. Schließlich behält das Laufwerk an einem Rechner seinen Laufwerkbuchstaben, wenn der einmal festgelegt ist, durch seine Gerätekennung und beim nächsten Anschluß wird wieder der gleiche Laufwerkbuchstabe zugewiesen.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Externe Festplatte (External hard disk) > Laufwerkbuchstaben (drive letter)

« on: January 02, 2009, 09:53:05 AM »

Folgendes Problem: Durch den Wechsel der PC ändert sich der Laufwerkbuchstabe, wodurch die Daten  meiner Festplatte von HFS nicht mehr gefunden werden. Diese immer neu einzustellen ist nicht gerade komfortabel.

Ich vermute doch mal, dass die Anzahl der PCs, auf denen HFS laufen soll begrenzt ist.
Es sollte doch kein Problem darstellen, dieser speziellen Festplatte auf allen in Frage kommenden PCs den gleichen Laufwerksbuchstaben (beispielsweise "Z") zu geben.

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RAWR-Designs / Re: SWF Audio Player 48000Hz Issue

« on: October 29, 2008, 02:57:52 PM »

Why was the audio made in 48000Hz? CD audio is only 16bit 44100hz...

48.000Hz is the most common standard for digital audio recording. 44100 Hz is only common on CDs.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / Re: Filter on "Flag as new"

« on: August 05, 2008, 03:21:41 PM »

Hi rejetto,

I would like to remind of this topic, because till now I only can solve this problem with a workaround, not really a solution.
Would it be possible to change the behaviour of "flag as new", that the new-flag is only set to directories with non-filtered new files in it?

Another problem I see with flag as new:
I've got a directory structure  with sub-sub-directories.

a
!_aa
     !_aaa

If there is a new file in the folder "aaa", the folder "aaa" is flagged new.
The folder "aa" ist not flagged new, because there is no new file.
So isn't the folder "a".
I think this should be changed, so that all upper folders are flagged as new.

Greetings
parade

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RAWR-Designs / RAWR-Player: Uninterrupted playing and directory changing

« on: August 05, 2008, 02:48:25 PM »

Hi,

when a user plays a mp3 and wants to change the directory and look for other files the player stops playing.
Would it be possible to change this behaviour so that the player only stops if another file is selected and not if someone switches to another directory?

Greetings
parade