2.0 coming...

[maverick]

I played with it for a while and it seems not working very good. Sometimes it opens new session of hfs with blank tree, and it drops file on root.

Also select associate.vfs from the same menu then it won't open a new HFS vfs session.  If it is just a file or files you are adding, they will be added to the root of your current vfs.  You can move them to wherever you want after that.  I think rejetto's idea of adding this shell option is to give you an easy way to get files or folders into the HFS vfs which it does.

maverick

[rejetto]

"add to" is true only if "only 1 instance" is enabled

[maverick]

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:?:  

There is no way to know what is enabled or not in the shell context menu options by looking at it. (no check marks available for selected option).

maverick

[rejetto]

if it is disabled, it does not add, it opens a new HFS with only that file
but, uh, it may be ok anyway

[Anonymous]

HFS 2.0 beat 23 , big bug!

Menu -> Limits -> Speed Limit.

try~

 8O

[Anonymous]

HFS 2.0 beat 23 , big bug!

Menu -> Limits -> Speed Limit.

try~

 8O

It works (win98...)

[maverick]

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rejetto,

Is there any chance that you would be able to include and option that would let us limit (select) how many different IP's we allow access to the server at the same time?

In most cases, without a commercial account, upload bandwidth on the net is much slower than download bandwidth.  If there are to many different IP's downloading from the server at the same time, these users experience slow KB/s as available server bandwidth is shared.  If we could limit the number of IP's accessing the server at the same time, the users will experience better performance and better download speeds and we will receive less complaints about having a slow server.

In my case, I have an upload limit of 60 KB/s.  I have been averaging at least  8-10 different IP's on at the same time downloading.   That results in slow download KB/s for them and really ties up the server until these downloads complete and they finally leave.  I have even limited the max downloads per IP to 1 at a time, but that makes no difference.
 
Hope you can include an IP limit feature.  I think this was brought up before some place but I don't recall seeing a reply.

maverick

[Rafi]

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rejetto,

Is there any chance that you would be able to include and option that would let us limit (select) how many different IP's we allow access to the server at the same time?

I think - Menu->limits->Max connections +  Max connections per IP + Max downloads + max downloads per IP -
I'm sure you can manages with some of those...  

[oat]

Hi i'm oat from thailand
before i ask some question i'm feel glad to thanks you very much rejetto ur program very useful and easy to use  
but now i have something mistake with my HFS coz my client can't load file *.r01 .r02 and.... any file which have r0x
what does it seem like? bug? or my mistake

thx rejetto

p.s. file type r0x (x is number of file number)is extract file of winrar

sorry for my english

[maverick]

I think - Menu->limits->Max connections +  Max connections per IP + Max downloads + max downloads per IP -
I'm sure you can manages with some of those...  

All of those options serve their intended purposes and work well for what they have been designed to do.  But, they don't limit the number of different IP's entering the server at the same time.  I have tried all different combinations of settings for those options to get things running more smoothly but they don't solve the issue I stated above.

Rejetto even refers to that issue in his thread called announcement: help me testing where he states, and I quote, "if many other people is downloading while you are, you may find the speed to be much lower".

I'm sure that anyone who has an active site with many people accessing their server at the same time know what I'm talking about.

We have to have a way to limit the number of different IP's accessing the server at the same time.

maverick

[Rafi]

I think - Menu->limits->Max connections +  Max connections per IP + Max downloads + max downloads per IP -
I'm sure you can manages with some of those...  

All of those options serve their intended purposes and work well for what they have been designed to do.  But, they don't limit the number of different IP's entering the server at the same time.

If so - I sure it is simply a bug. Thank you for helping with the testing ...  

[maverick]

i have something mistake with my HFS coz my client can't load file *.r01 .r02 and.... any file which have r0x
what does it seem like? bug? or my mistake
p.s. file type r0x (x is number of file number)is extract file of winrar

Works fine here.  In the Virtual File System pane of HFS, just right click on the root, or wherever you want to put those files, then select add files from the menu, select which files from your drive,  and they will be added to your VFS.

maverick

[maverick]

If so - I sure it is simply a bug.

No, not a bug.  That option or feature I would like to see hasn't been implemented in HFS - yet.  

I know it can be done because I also run BulletProof FTP Server where you can select Maximum Number of Users (a.k.a. Max. No. of IP's).

maverick

[Rafi]

If so - I sure it is simply a bug.

No, not a bug.  That option or feature I would like to see hasn't been implemented in HFS - yet.  

I know it can be done because I also run BulletProof FTP Server where you can select Maximum Number of Users (a.k.a. Max. No. of IP's).

maverick

So what is limits->"max # of connections/downloads" ?

[maverick]

So what is limits->"max # of connections/downloads" ?

You are confusing connections and individual IP addresses.

Connections are connections.  For example, with the available  limit options in HFS you can allow one IP (one address) to have a maximum limit of 10 connections or even no limit of connections while surfing your site.  Everything displayed from your site - icon, gif, folder etc. takes a different seperate connection to begin with before it is displayed to the user.  You can easily see that activity in your logs.

maverick