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At least in XP and Vista you can use the task scheduler to start or exit HFS at selected hours.

To turn HFS on remotely, you have to use some rdc, because a not running program won't accept any commands! ;)
It is running, but you can set HFS on and off with F4. I do this, so it can accept commands. :) But the scheduler is a good idea, I give it a try.

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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / remote control or a schedule (turn on / off)
« on: April 07, 2009, 04:52:07 PM »
Hi all!

First of all, I really love HFS, it saved my life so many times, as I use it mainly for downloading my files at university when I left them home. Thanks for it!
I applied a strong password at the root, and I use it through https://, but I am still scared of my data winding up in wrong hands, so I would like to turn off HFS every time I am home, and I do not need it. The problem is, that I use HFS on my home file server, where my only access to it is through remote desktop.
Is there any way, to turn on / off HFS remotely, without logging in with RDC, or any way to set up a scheduling, so it turns on every day 7am, when I leave?

Thanks for any replies in advance,
Mate Gulyas

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HTML & templates / Re: Pictures + Thumbs Preview
« on: April 05, 2007, 01:55:11 PM »
lol r u sure u changed the width of the thumb in your image manipulation and css? it looks like its still 50px wide.
Lol, yeah! This just thw quote of the original code. I changed thee thumbs size in mine, and I also deleted the comments. :D

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HTML & templates / Re: Pictures + Thumbs Preview
« on: April 04, 2007, 11:14:00 AM »
The code above here is old and had problems.

My new method uses css...
I will paste it but its quite complex... in comparison...

Put this in your [style] section, or stylesheet.
/*change thumb size here*/
.thumb{
   background:url('URL OF CHOICE/nt.gif') no-repeat;
   width:50px;
   height:50px;
   float:left;
}

Below is fairly obvious.
[file.jpg = file.bmp = file.gif = file.png]
<tr>
   <td><a href="%item-url%" target=_blank><div class=thumb><div class=thumb style="background:url('URL OF CHOICE/%item-name%') no-repeat;"></div></div><br><br>&nbsp;%item-name%</a>%new%%comment%</td>
   <td>%item-size%</td>
   <td>%item-modified%</td>
   <td>%item-dl-count%</td>
</tr>

The style="" section in the other div rewrites the css of thumb class so a thumbnail will appear in the place of nt.gif in the overlaying div.
The css modifies the size of the div, so if u want bigger thumbs, u have to change the size of the div to suit.


And that should do it, using css fixes all bugs with the old method i posted.

Use a type of thumbnail generator to make a dir full of thumbnail images. I think some have been recommended here already.

Also posted the nt.gif below.

First of all, thanks for this code, but something is just not OK for me.  I did copy the whole code, everything to the appropriate place, but my thumbs are not as wide as it should be. Let me show you: http://media.proxnet.hu/upload/20070404/13122942514.jpeg
The only thing I changed is the size of the thumbs in the [style] part, now it's 120px*120px, the thumbs are the same. :(
What's the problem?

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