Custom Query (8117 matches)
Results (214 - 216 of 8117)
Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
---|---|---|---|---|
#1177 | Windows (XP) Shortcuts not working | |||
Description |
I'm pretty sure this used to work before 2.2.23. I am currently using 2.2.28. Now, when you click on a shortcut ("symlink") in the LOCAL file list, instead of moving to that directory (like it used to), it now opens up that directory in a Windows directory view window. (I don't think it's even a file explorer window -- is there a diff?) |
|||
#2480 | double-click "Do Nothing" option | |||
Description |
I request that an additional feature be added to the double-click options that causes nothing to occur when a file is double-clicked. Right now, under the Interface Settings tab, you can choose a "File doubleclick action" of Transfer, Open, or Add to queue. "Do nothing" is an option that is supported in most FTP programs I have used. |
|||
#2481 | MD5 Checksum | |||
Description |
I request a new feature of being able to calculate an MD5 checksum, or some other adequate checksum, on both local and remote files for file equality comparison. Remote files would need to be downloaded to a temporary location to compute the checksum. (or calculated 'on the fly' without actual physical storage locally) So you should be able to select one or more files and choose "Compute Checksum", and the values would be displayed as one of the optional columns for those files. The values would need to be erased if the file is re-uploaded or re-downloaded. It would be nice if the values were remembered as long as the directory wasn't changed, but they are really only needed for a moment's comparison and can then be forgotten. Optionally, or additionally, it would be nice to be able to select two files, one local and one remote, or perhaps even two local, or two remote, and choose a "Check Equality" button that computes the checksum of each file and tells you if the files are equal, or not. If you could select more than one file locally and remotely and have all of the equally named files compared, that would be nice, too. |