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#295260 16-Mar-2022 21:41
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Please don't post "not safe to do" etc, I know the ins and outs etc, not after security advice. :)

 

 

 

Last year sometime, I came across an application for Windows that let me run an "open directory" online nice and easily, literally gave it a few settings and the dir to share and off it went with a nice tidy directory listing online.

 

Now I want it again I cant recall the name of it......  anyone throw me a few apps that do this sort of thing and Ill see if any ring a bell :)

 

It wasn't any cloud style solution (Nextcloud, Owncloud etc), was literally an app I ran, and it did its thing.

 

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  #2887411 16-Mar-2022 21:51
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Im throwing my bet into the ring it was HFS, which I absolutely LOVE.

 

http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/ 




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  #2887414 16-Mar-2022 22:00
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Nope, but thats an option, ta :)

 

 





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  #2887418 16-Mar-2022 22:04
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Wow, I was so so sure that it was HFS from how you explained what it did, I am now watching this thread with great intrigue. 




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  #2887461 17-Mar-2022 07:31
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It was just for doing an open directory, no other options etc, but presented it with a nice modern look :) Think I found it while browsing Reddit one day, but I obviously didn't make a copy into my files for backup :(





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  #2887472 17-Mar-2022 08:13
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xpd:

 

It was just for doing an open directory, no other options etc, but presented it with a nice modern look :) Think I found it while browsing Reddit one day, but I obviously didn't make a copy into my files for backup :(

 

 

Time to trawl through browser history?


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  #2887473 17-Mar-2022 08:15
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You can do this with IIS (even on client Windows). Just configure a directory / virtual directory on a site and enable directory browsing.





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