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@ cloudhunter: that is a nice idea indeed, and I like it so there's a high chance I'll do that (dunno how yet) !

@ bigguy_132: you can edit what folder to access, and you can allow or deny access to sub-directories from the root folder ! I don't think more restrictions should be put into place, it would just bloat the simple and straightforward script that I want it to be Just either block access to subdirectories, or move them to a level before root access ! Maybe I'll add an option to not allow access to hidden files/directories, but for now what you get is what's in the script

@ Raph4: Thank you, but there is a french translator already Maybe you can help other projects from other developers Thanks anyway

translators--> i can help in spanish(There is one translator)/catalan

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Another possibility is that you could get the script to compress all the files into a zip, and send the zip. However, I'm not sure if there are any native calls that could do this or whether you would have to create an external DLL. Just a thought

Cloudy

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Oh i think its better 2 use RAR compression its better and have many features like solid compression and password encryption (u can include console RAR.EXE for example renamed 2 pack.dll etc) then server must pack it and store temporary until file will be sent

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Originally posted by Voodooman
Oh i think its better 2 use RAR compression its better and have many features like solid compression and password encryption (u can include console RAR.EXE for example renamed 2 pack.dll etc) then server must pack it and store temporary until file will be sent

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Most people use zip however, and the ability to read them is built into Windows ME and above. Also, as the files most people will be sharing is MP3's, Compression doesn't matter anyway.

@Pai: I think there might be methods built into JScript for compressing to zip, but I couldn't make heads or tails of it. Maybe this will help?

MSDN

Cloudy

Thanks cloudhunter, that won't work because it's not JScript related, but I'll find a way don't worry about it

@ arvit: Is it really needed to have two languages for the same country ? I mean, doesn't a person understand both languages if he's from Spain ?

yes

Ah sorry I guess I thought it was for JScript because of this part

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public class GZipStream extends Stream

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2 More Bugs found


In the configure window if you have more than 1 user on the list, clicking Remove Removes them all (even when clicking one user then clicking Remove)

bug 2: After removing the users (weither it is 1 user or more) the "Registered Users" stays at the number of users it had before remove-age for me it is

Registered Users (2) even tho I removed both of them

Tho it goes back to 0 after you exit and open the config again

Woah that definitely shouldn't happen !

It should delete only the selected user, and if there isn't any selected it should display an error message! that's how I coded it and how it works here :x

Also, the "Registered Users (whtv)" is handled by the same function that displays the users in the ListView, so if it updates after deleting, Registeres Users should also !

Are you using the latest version ? I don't remember editing this part of the code, so it should be working in your pc as it is in mine

Anyone else can confirm this ? |:

Thanks !

Pai, I already reported another bug, but you didn't correct yet =~
You go Fileserver>Config>Fileserver Commands

You click once, one window pops-up, you click twice, another window pops-up, and continue, if you click 50 times, 50 windows will pop-up, and that shouldn't happen , I guess that one window should be opened and while it's opened , the user can't open another one.

If you need screenshots I'll send \o\
Cya