@Valiant ??? Did you point OS4DepotGUI to its own directory? You shouldn't do that. You should point it to a directory where you plan to store the downloaded OS4Depot files. I.e. best would be an empty directory for the start. Please read the manual. I have explained it there too.
But I'm happy that it doesn't crash on startup at least :)
Ok, 1.2 didn't lock up the system after downloading the db index, but I was able to make it crash by highlighting the "OS4DepotGui.guide" and hitting the Readme button.
Same here. Same also with "Open" button. I'll send email.
Rock lobster bit me - so I'm here forever X1000 + AmigaOS 4.1 FE "Anyone can build a fast CPU. The trick is to build a fast system." - Seymour Cray
@TSK Read what I wrote in post 41. Set the directory path to an empty directory and everything should work as it should. If you have done it correctly, you should only see the main directories of OS4Depot after starting, i.e:
If you see any other files, you have set a wrong path. I will insert some safety checks in the next version but until then, just use it as it's supposed to be used.
@orgin It does at the program start. Is that a problem for the server? (If you've noticed loads of index file downloads yesterday, I was testing if the program crashes on startup - open - close - open - close -open - close - ... :)
angelheart wrote: @alexw Looks like a good program.
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Would you consider the following features :
MD5 hash check / validation
The full index file of os4depot doesn't have md5 checksums, so not really possible with the current logic.
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download / upload 'good bits' of failed download/server error, not all file if can be avoided.
Didn't really understand this, could you rephrase?
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search / sort feature, eg name, version, developer, OS
This would only work for files where the readme already has been downloaded.
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star system for popularity / top ten / voting system
os4depot would have to provide me with the data. And I don't know if I have the time for such a feature. :-/
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and for developers access to source (which should be a must in os4depot - incase something happend to the developer and the code is lost).
At the moment I will keep it closed source, sorry. Should I really give up work on it and the demand is there, I will open it of course or give it to another developer. (And it's not that my program is required for using os4depot.)
Has anyone used this program recently? With all the changes in the OS the past 3-4 years the download function is no longer working for me on either my AmigaOne XE or X1000.
Valiant@Camelot AmigaOne XE, 800Mhz, 1GB, 9250 Radeon, OS4.1u7 Sam440ep, 666Mhz, 512Mb, 9250 Radeon, OS4.1u6 A1-X1000, 1.8Ghz, 1GB, 9250 Radeon, OS4.1x A1-X5000/40 2.2Ghz, 2GB, Radeon HD 7700, OS4.1 FE ud 2
No thanks, I hate that sort of 'modern' program that tries to combine 3 million functions in one big bloated app. Give me a small program designed to do one thing well rather than a Jack of all trades.
Jack is well done and there is nothing wrong with it, it's just not for me.
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