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I have been running HFS on my pc to remotely access my NAS. I Need to replace the NAS and was wondering are their any 2 drive affordable NAS's that can run HFS natively?When that happened to me, I got a couple of external hard drive enclosures, for the PC, which was on anyway.
... I see some posts at the moment about "external services", which disappear or are edited again and again ... until the answers given by those who take the time to answer them become incomprehensible. The "ephemeral" posts are a bit annoying from my point of view.
...I know what you mean. I thought I was the only one who realized about those actions ('some user' was editing, and editing, after editing all day, just to edit only a couple of words, then removing then, and making some edits again, and it was a crazy thing to keep up with that)...I apologize for that!
...I tried to connect my friend laptop to The LAN and I run HFS on his Laptop I also tried to connect to HFS from my mobile phone it worked fine so the problem is with my Laptop!...Currently, most anti-virus (including the built in) works to make sure that software applications don't do server functions. Especially, if you have a security-suite added to your laptop, then you need to find its whitelist/allow function.
I have a lot of work delayed because of this problemIf you needed a practice web server at a college, university, business, hotel, coffee-shop, then client-isolation prevents it.
...idea of "stealth mode", I'm a little doubtful...Changing both delphi-date entries (in the ini) to 99999.99999 seems to make the server silent. Of course it would be better to use encrypted security so that silence is not especially required.
Cool! I'm still testing them, but they look good (Throwback14 loads blazing fast). My favorite is Throwback14MP.tpl. Overall speaking, you did a great job (it looks like a finished/completed project), congratulations!Thanks ever so much! I wouldn't have done so well had it not been for the stout/clear and helpful briefing that you gave me (also kudos to Rejetto for a do-in-scope briefing). And, yes, it is intended as the series finale, at least for now. Sharing all that I could, was good advice.
...removed my XHR login...I did. For the phones, I put a note to use a browser that is compatible. It is a new development, since mobile browsers with basic-auth capacity have only recently become available, via firefox.
...My favorite is Throwback14MP.tpl...MP was always the favorite. This is why Throwback14dphoto behavior and default workload is very similar to MP. Because of the new state-of-the-art color css unicode icons, today I tested large folder support again. I got 234,691 files on a single page during the test (of a disk with exactly that many files). It went a minute faster. And I did it from a cheap TracFone on metered mobile data. So, the newest did have large folders support. Test was done with the photo version; and, this time, minus the bill. Perhaps, the #14 photo version is now eligible as a favorite.
...14 loads blazing fast...Throwback was always dual purpose. #1, serviceably fast. #2, a practical message to the developers: never less than this.
...finished...Indeed, the classic/interactive interface is stuffed full. Although it surely will arise again, the next step should have its own name and its own thread.
Good! thanks for sharing...Also shared, many more files at Post#1, both historic and the latest available.
li a[href$="/"]::before {content:"\1f4c1\FE0E ";color:#FB0}
a[href*="."]::before {content:"\1f4c4 ";color:#BCC}
a[href$=".jpg"]::before, a[href$=".jpeg"]::before, a[href$=".webp"]::before, a[href$=".png"]::before, a[href$=".gif"]::before{content:"\1f4f7 ";color:black}
a[href$=".mp3"]::before, a[href$=".aac"]::before, a[href$=".m4a"]::before, a[href$=".ogg"]::before {content:"\1f50a\FE0E ";color:green}
a[href$=".mp4"]::before, a[href$=".avi"]::before, a[href$=".webm"]::before, a[href$=".mkv"]::before {content:"\1f4fa ";color:teal}
a[href$=".tar"]::before, a[href$=".rar"]::before, a[href$=".7z"]::before, a[href$=".zip"]::before {content:"\1f381 ";color:brown}
a[href$=".exe"]::before, a[href$=".vbs"]::before, a[href$=".bat"]::before, a[href$=".ps1"]::before, a[href$=".js"]::before, a[href$=".apk"]::before {content:"\1f537 ";color:#5AE}
nav a[href*="."]::before {content:""}
img+div a[href$=".jpg"]::before, a[href$=".jpeg"]::before, a[href$=".webp"]::before, a[href$=".png"]::before, a[href$=".gif"]::before{content:""}It is an efficient solution, utilizing icons already present in the client.
I really need something more along the lines of banning any address that doesn't request a hosted file as I have been having several bad apples trying exploitation methods as well, and I don't want anything in a list somewhere. There only should be game clients requesting specific files, so is there a simple line I can add to events that will accomplish this?A template (or diff-template) could do a default disconnect on error, to imitate a firewall:
...wget...if you can share...Sure, here is a no-frills version.
@echo off
:ONE
timeout /t 10 > nul
VER > nul
wget 127.0.0.1:80/favicon.ico --output-document=nul --quiet
IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 GOTO TWO
GOTO ONE
:TWO
TASKKILL /IM hfs.exe /F
timeout /t 3
start "" "hfs.exe"
GOTO ONEAssumptions:...share the final working code you end [up] using...Also attached is a deluxe/embellished version
...By setting it up to a future date, like '99999.99999' (which is 13/10/2173 23:59:59 in Delphi date format), 'ip-services' won't be updated until that date.THANKS!!! I set both of the time entries to the year 2173
About the Watchdog thing, sorry, I currently don't understand what are you trying to archive with it...Ping hfs locally + Restart hfs if no response.