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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Topic started by: dakota on March 08, 2006, 03:37:10 AM
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(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/dakota367/hfs.jpg)
how do i do this an how do i make more that one user? think you please help
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how do i do this
first: does that come from hfs? is that an edited template or saved webpage?
how do i make more that one user?
switch to expert mode
menu -> other options -> users
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yes this page i on my hfs it is a saved page
and when i add users it does not let them log in only my rood password works
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/dakota367/hfs1.jpg)
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it is not a template but i can edit the html on my page i want people to beable to go to the home page without a login but only the home page think you
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the "login box" is just a link to the url /~login
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If I understand your problem well, you want to have a "public" homepage, from were you can log on to HFS.
My customised template "Grey" does exactly what you want. You might try it. The code listing is published in the template section of the forum.
In order to get it working, you have to set a user:pass for your subfolders, not for the root!
You can modify the template to your reqirements.
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is ther a code i can put on my index.html to log in without using the template i have my template set up to mach my home page
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i want it to be like this
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/dakota367/hfs28.jpg)
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i don't know
maybe not
because it uses HTTP authentication, is different than one you find on forums (for exampel)
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how can i make it so that people can download whole folders
ps i will try to find a way to make that work and if i do i will post it the login thing
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what if i make my page in php
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HFS doesn't support php... yet. (may be a long time before support is added).
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there is no way anyone can think of a way to get this to work
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HFS is http server software. The login type you want to show is for forum software. Two different types of login authentication. So, no - what you want won't work the way you want it to.
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i had an idea
a javascript that onClick builds an url like http://user:password@server/~login
then move the browser to that url
it may work
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ok good idea but now how do i incoperate it into the page so it looks like this
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a373/dakota367/hfs28.jpg)
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I do see the idea and I like it, maybe we could make a script that took the info from the on page form and put the info into the login form on another page logged you in then closed the login page and refreshed the browser that you are using to view the page. Just an idea, it could work though.
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Rejetto
I too would like to have a "home page" with a link to
bring up the hfs directory. Of all the great features of
HFS this would be the most desireable for many of
us, I suspect.
~GeeS~ has his "grey" template posted, and it does
this. You just click on the very large orange
address and it changes pages to the hfs directory,
and it wasn't set as file mask.
Works great, but I'd like to use my own style,
rather than modify someone else's. Since
I'm not good at html, I can't see how it works.
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I too would like to have a "home page" with a link to
bring up the hfs directory. Of all the great features of HFS this would be the most desireable for many of us, I suspect.
what's the problem?
put your files in a folder, but your homepage in the root
then put in your homepage a link to the folder. <a href='/folder'>enter</a>
guys, what you are asking are not features, you should just learn html/javascript!
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Guest wrote:
Rejetto
I too would like to have a "home page" with a link to bring up the hfs directory. Of all the great features of HFS this would be the most desireable for many of us, I suspect.
~GeeS~ has his "grey" template posted, and it does this.
You just click on the very large orange address and it changes pages to the hfs directory, and it wasn't set as file mask.
Works great, but I'd like to use my own style, rather than modify someone else's.
Since I'm not good at html, I can't see how it works.
Thanks for the compliments!
In fact for this purpose I've written the "Grey" template; first to have a
public homepage and eventually other pages for my content and secondly
the HFS file directory for down- and upload with password access. So HFS
works perfectly as web- and fileserver at the same time.
Momentarily, but due to lack of time proceeding slowly, i'm trying to pre-
configure a "Default HFS Configuration" which includes the features of a combined file- & webserver.
The basic idea is to have a compressed file (zip, rar or 7z) which by
unpacking results in f.e. C:\Default_HFS\hfs.exe, ...\hfs.tpl, ...\hfs.ini, ...
hfs.vfs and some default subdirectories for upload, download, webpages
(HFS Help, Template Help etc). with some basic (html)-files etc. The user
would have a full preconfigured default web- and fileserver available with
the same effort as just running the hfs.exe distribution, but much more
features. Each user could do it for themself, but in my opinion this would
show the full potential of HFS to new users and add some value to HFS.
I'm also not so good in HTML, in fact the "Grey" template was my first
written HTML, but in fact the principle is quite simple:
In the hfs.tpl, which is in fact a kind of "dynamic index.html" which will be
served when your site is visited, put your hompage-html in the section
[login-link] and the hfs-html in the section [logged-in] of the hfs.tpl file. In
the [login-link] section put a link to href=/~login. This will open the
user:pwd window and execute the html of the [loggedin] section (with the
hfs directories).
Why not start with an existing tpl? Just modify to your taste. See
www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/ for intro to HTML.
GeeS
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a different HFS distribution... sounds good
and since HFS is free (GPL) you can do it even without asking my permission
but in the future there may be a user-made section for HFS
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what's the problem?
put your files in a folder, but your homepage in the root
then put in your homepage a link to the folder. <a href='/folder'>enter</a>
And it works great ! Guess I was trying to make it more
difficult than it is.
Thanks Rejetto !
I am learing a little about html, just don't have much
free time to spend.
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no new ideas
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you don't need new ideas but someone to make the old ones :)
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i had an idea
a javascript that onClick builds an url like http://user:password@server/~login
then move the browser to that url
it may work
can u write such a script?? it would be nice to have
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not me, i'm not a javascript programmer and it's better i spend my time on HFS ;)