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Software => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => Beta => Topic started by: rejetto on May 28, 2009, 01:54:48 AM

Title: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on May 28, 2009, 01:54:48 AM
time to sleep.
i'll activate automatic updates for this build tomorrow ;)

download @ www.dovedove.it/hfs/hfs241.exe

what's new
+ {.add to log.} supports more color formats
+ new template macro: focus
+ direct access to "Tray icon for each download" from clicking
+ the TAR format is more standard compliant (is it?)
+ new event [file deleted] with symbol %item-deleted%
+ Log Menu > "Tabbed instead of multi-line for the log file" [link] (http://www.rejetto.com/forum/index.php?topic=6904.msg1042953#msg1042953)
+ {.cut|var=XXX|to=YYY.}
+ {.set|var=XXX.}
+ {.set append|var=XXX.}
* left clicking on the download tray icon will popup the menu, just as the right click used to do
* renamed {.pos|ofs.} in {.pos|from.}
* {.is substring.} deprecated - use {.pos.}
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: sirfelix on May 28, 2009, 09:30:00 AM
I can confirm that the TAR format is more standard compliant in #241. Works great on linux/maemo tar apps.

Great support... donation on its way.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: Caco on May 28, 2009, 10:21:53 AM
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* left clicking on the download tray icon will popup the menu, just as the right click used to do

Yes but it remains on top even if you decide to take no action (clicking in an empty area on desktop does no longer make it disappear)
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: MarkV on May 28, 2009, 10:27:23 AM
True also for the main icon menu.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: Caco on May 28, 2009, 10:45:07 AM
I tried this

[+file deleted]
{.delete|"%folder-resource%\[previews]\%item-deleted%.flv".}

but it didn't work, even without quotes. I wonder to know why.

Now i'm gonna try via cmd.exe ;)
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: TSG on May 28, 2009, 10:57:46 AM
I don't know if anyone else has tried it on Windows 7 RC x64 Ultimate, but it appears to work fine. The only thing that doesn't look too nice is the taskbar icon, its a bit rough around the edges, so is notepad++, open source software, I don't expect perfection. But its nice to ask ;D

Also after some minimise/maximise the font in the status bar of HFS became bold and quite ugly... it went away the next minimise/maximise and I haven't seen it happen again. Other than those two small issues it seems to function very nicely.

Here is a screenshot I made up with Aero enabled.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on May 28, 2009, 11:26:37 AM
i changed my mind about "is substring".
from next version it will just be an alias of "pos", and i will remove the deprecation.
do you agree?
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on May 28, 2009, 11:36:44 AM
caco, your script is wrong
menu > debug > macros.log
and you'll see why
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: MarkV on May 28, 2009, 12:22:42 PM
Time to stick this (and unstick #240).
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: cmatte on May 28, 2009, 01:45:17 PM
I don't know if anyone else has tried it on Windows 7 RC x64 Ultimate, but it appears to work fine. The only thing that doesn't look too nice is the taskbar icon, its a bit rough around the edges, so is notepad++, open source software, I don't expect perfection. But its nice to ask ;D

Also after some minimise/maximise the font in the status bar of HFS became bold and quite ugly... it went away the next minimise/maximise and I haven't seen it happen again. Other than those two small issues it seems to function very nicely.

Here is a screenshot I made up with Aero enabled.
I'm using it since the first beta of Windows 7 x64 came out from MS, and I updated every leak*d version found on keznews.com, now I am using build 7127 and HFS always worked great, together with the whole system that seems reborn ;D
I use IIS 7.5 + ARR (a plugin by MS) that makes me connect to HFS by SSL, and I also have the active-x for remote connections on a specific path I decided. Gotta say rejetto gave an help to make it work wonderfully and give the exact origination IP of the user connecting into the HFS logs, thanks mate.

What do you mean with the font in the status bar!? Seems all right here ;)
Title: Re: Testing build #241 {.add to log.} supports more color formats
Post by: Mars on May 28, 2009, 02:06:35 PM
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{.add to log.} supports more color formats
the default is {.add to log| text | color=#/$xxxxx.}


For more possibilities, IS IT POSSIBLE  to CREATE a shape of parameter as follows?? ??


{.add to log| text | RGB=xxxxxx.}
{.add to log| text | BGR=xxxxxx.}
{.add to log| text | CMY=xxxxxx.}
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on May 28, 2009, 02:29:51 PM
from what you wrote, people will think those parameters are supported.
they are not.
refer to documentation to know what's supported.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: SilentPliz on May 28, 2009, 04:07:26 PM
Also after some minimise/maximise the font in the status bar of HFS became bold and quite ugly...

I've already seen this phenomenon with Win XP and other versions of HFS.
This happens sometimes with some Windows themes.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: Caco on May 28, 2009, 04:48:44 PM
Quote from: rejetto
caco, your script is wrong
menu > debug > macros.log
and you'll see why

After almost a day of tryouts i solved with an awful batch script invoked by {.exec.}  ;D
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: 80063r on May 28, 2009, 06:20:44 PM
Sorry, late post.  It took me a while to get the data.

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* left clicking on the download tray icon will popup the menu, just as the right click used to do

Yes but it remains on top even if you decide to take no action (clicking in an empty area on desktop does no longer make it disappear)

Confirmed in Vista x64 (clicking desktop or another window).  But if the hfs window is open, clicking on the hfs window makes the popup disappear.

+ the TAR format is more standard compliant (is it?)

Also in Vista, WinRAR can't open a tar made by 7z if it contains only a folder in it's root.

There are major differences between a tar created by 7z and a tar created by both hfs241 and hfs240, although the main difference between 241 and 240 is that 241 uses a forward slash / for a folder delimiter and 240 uses a backslash \.

Here is a text file of a short summary of the binary comparison between the 3 applications.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on May 29, 2009, 11:47:54 AM
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* left clicking on the download tray icon will popup the menu, just as the right click used to do
Yes but it remains on top even if you decide to take no action (clicking in an empty area on desktop does no longer make it disappear)
Confirmed in Vista x64 (clicking desktop or another window).  But if the hfs window is open, clicking on the hfs window makes the popup disappear.

if the window is open, you can click anywhere.
with no window, you can
- click on a submenu, then anywhere
- or drag&drop any menu item out of the menu
i hope to solve this

Quote
Also in Vista, WinRAR can't open a tar made by 7z if it contains only a folder in it's root.
There are major differences between a tar created by 7z and a tar created by both hfs241 and hfs240, although the main difference between 241 and 240 is that 241 uses a forward slash / for a folder delimiter and 240 uses a backslash \.
Here is a text file of a short summary of the binary comparison between the 3 applications.

i used GNU Tar as model. the important thing is that HFS format to be compatible with most common softwares.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: maverick on May 29, 2009, 12:07:28 PM
I just double click on the hfs tray icon and the popup window closes.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: Ranger on May 29, 2009, 01:16:57 PM
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* left clicking on the download tray icon will popup the menu, just as the right click used to do
Yes but it remains on top even if you decide to take no action (clicking in an empty area on desktop does no longer make it disappear)
Confirmed in Vista x64 (clicking desktop or another window).  But if the hfs window is open, clicking on the hfs window makes the popup disappear.

if the window is open, you can click anywhere.
with no window, you can
- click on a submenu, then anywhere
- or drag&drop any menu item out of the menu
i hope to solve this

Confirmed. Right clicking on the tray icon and the clicking anywhere in windows does not get rid of the menu.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: r][m on May 29, 2009, 06:38:15 PM
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+ new event [file deleted] with symbol %item-deleted%
+ Log Menu > "Tabbed instead of multi-line for the log file" [link]
These work as expected. Tabbed log file output should make it
easy to analyze a large log file using any data base that uses
tab delimiting.
The event [file deleted] is very useful to generate a special log
(among other things) of only deletes.
Thanks Rejetto.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: genesisalex on June 02, 2009, 10:07:52 AM
I am testing yours last build 241.
But sorry to say the problems leave in this build
What kind of problems
I had wrote about this early
When I use activeX (SocketTools.FileTransfer.5) for uploading a file
HFS cut size of this file
In previous version count of cut bytes was different (10 or above bytes)
Now HFS cut 2 bytes and it is not depending from size of files
I did use other ActiveX
It dont cut file size in this build (241)
In previous version this ActiveX cut size of file too
I cannot use this activeX It dont work correctly with proxy server
Pls help me
Check this error in new build
Alex

Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on June 02, 2009, 11:14:36 AM
@genesisalex
1. report in what build numbers you tested this problem.
2. tell me how can i test it. i never used activex.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: genesisalex on June 03, 2009, 09:24:39 AM
@genesisalex
1. report in what build numbers you tested this problem.
2. tell me how can i test it. i never used activex.
Thank you ,rejetto
I have solved my problems
I use a Chilkat.upload ActiveX
It works correctly

I found next problems
1.When i set illigal username or password in ActiveX and use Post
HFS recieve this file and not write it to disk and inform me All is ok
I think it will be better not receive this data and do any error like 404 - page not found or something else
Then my program will know that the transfering process is not finishing
2.When i mark any file to delete and do it in HFS at first window (Explorer)
 After that i upload this file again on other window (Flock)
 After that if i press "refresh" on the first window
 HFS delete new file
 HFS delete all file if i press "delete all" first (Explorer),upload in other windows (Flock)
and press "Refresh" on first window
Do you undestand what i talking about?
Alex

Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on June 03, 2009, 09:34:13 AM
1. i would like to, but i can't do that. HTTP cannot reply before the full request is received.

2. i know. explorer should be displaying you a warning.
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: genesisalex on June 03, 2009, 09:39:13 AM
1. i would like to, but i can't do that. HTTP cannot reply before the full request is received.

2. i know. explorer should be displaying you a warning.
Explorer don't say any warning
If i deleted all HFS say No files
After Refresing without any warnings HFS delete all new file (uploaded at other windows) and say No files again

Alex
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on June 03, 2009, 09:46:29 AM
i just tried with IE8.
i deleted, then clicked "refresh", and it is giving me a warning.
did you test it?
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: MarkV on June 03, 2009, 01:31:47 PM
Is this warning Javascript?
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: rejetto on June 03, 2009, 02:05:40 PM
No. it's the warning most browsers display when you try to refresh a page where you just submitted a form.
It says something like that "you are about to re-submit the post data, etc etc etc".
Title: Re: Testing build #241
Post by: MarkV on June 06, 2009, 02:12:30 PM
Ah! The 'site contains POST data that has expired from the cache' warning.