2.0 coming...

[Anonymous]

Uff, Error after 2 Days running and then i will click on the Menu Button:

Access violation at address 00472CA0 in module 'hfs.exe'. Read of address 00000004
HFS 2.0 beta27
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Stack list, generated 09.12.2005 12:39:15
[00472CA0]{hfs.exe     }
[0040417B]{hfs.exe     }
[00472F33]{hfs.exe     }
[00473157]{hfs.exe     }
[00472C4A]{hfs.exe     }
[00473E03]{hfs.exe     }
[004A4D06]{hfs.exe     }
[004A0C15]{hfs.exe     }
[004A376C]{hfs.exe     }
[004562A8]{hfs.exe     }
...
[0047526E]{hfs.exe     }
[0047548E]{hfs.exe     }
[0050EA40]{hfs.exe     }
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System   : Windows XP Professional, Version: 5.1, Build: A28, "Service Pack 2"
Processor: AMD, AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+, 2200 MHz MMX
Display  : 1024x768 pixels, 32 bpp
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Product Versions

hfs.exe: Build: 0 05.12.2005 07:09:08

[rejetto]

whoops, i notice that i forgot to include debug information in beta27  
please redownload it to post meaningful reports

[rejetto]

beta28 @ www.rejetto.com/temp/hfs2.0beta28.zip

what's new
+ "don't count as download" available for single files
+ minor improvements to options dialog
+ command line: -q (quit, useful with "only 1 instance")
* by default config is now saved in user registry

[GeeS]

* by default config is now saved in user registry

Does that mean that HFS will leave traces in the registry?  

[Rafi]

* by default config is now saved in user registry

Does that mean that HFS will leave traces in the registry?  

A good question. I'm confused now... I thought we can select either to auto- save to file OR to registry on exit. Now I can't find how...  :?:

[RazTK]

No HFS.INI configuration now? :^^:

A good question. I'm confused now... I thought we can select either to auto- save to file OR to registry on exit. Now I can't find how...  :?:

HFS now saves the configuration to the registery, not the VFS.
You can erase the data from the registery by selecting the option Clear options and quit under Menu -> Save options.
You can auto-save the VFS on exit by selecting the option Auto-save VFS on exit under Menu -> Start/Exit.

[GeeS]

Let me put the question more precisely:
Do I have to clean the registry to remove any traces of HFS?

[RazTK]

Let me put the question more precisely:
Do I have to clean the registry to remove any traces of HFS?

If you are using the shell context menu, remove it, and then clean the registery.
Because cleaning the registery won't remove the shell context menu.

[GeeS]

Thx for clarification.
In some cases I'm not allowed (by policy) to change the registry ... as long HFS gives me the freedom to operate and to chose myself whether or not to make entries in the registry then it's ok for me.

[l3tw00t]

Excellent software, any plans for HTTPS support?

[rejetto]

Thx for clarification.
In some cases I'm not allowed (by policy) to change the registry ... as long HFS gives me the freedom to operate and to chose myself whether or not to make entries in the registry then it's ok for me.

yes, sure
the only thing that changed is the DEFAULT way, you can still choose yourself

Excellent software, any plans for HTTPS support?

it was already discussed, use the SEARCH

[Rafi]

Thx for clarification.
In some cases I'm not allowed (by policy) to change the registry ... as long HFS gives me the freedom to operate and to chose myself whether or not to make entries in the registry then it's ok for me.

yes, sure
the only thing that changed is the DEFAULT way, you can still choose yourself

How?

[rejetto]

menu -> save options

[Rafi]

But, I don't see how  I have control on the destination when auto-saving 8O

Edit:
Or they are not auto-saved at all ?

[rejetto]

the autosave will just use the location where it has been saved last time
it has always been this way