RM Easylink - need to achive similar... how?

[stevegwernyfed14]

Wow! Thanks Ashok. How did you manage to do that?

Could you send the files over?

 

Steve

[u8dmtm]

They're not encrypted anyway if you are looking at them locally on the server (i.e rather than through IIS). Bare in mind that that code is copywrite material too.

[spc-rocket]

Hi Guys,

 

I used the Decrypter that Russel found, it is copyrighted material so please use to find out how you can open it as a web folder and create your own .asp files. Should give you some idea.

 

I can send other files but they are specific to the way rm easylink works so a lot of the code probably won't make sense.

 

Let me know how you get on.

 

Ashok.

[spc-rocket]

Hi Steve/others,

 

I think this file will show you how to open the web folder files using the exploer kind of window.

 

Ashok.

[adamyoung]

Have a look at Precedence FileSurfer (http://www.precedence.co.uk), definately worth considering if you want to upgrade your proxy/web/email server as well, very good value and support

[indiegirl]

In my old school, they were solely Precedence-based. Can't fault their support in any way whatsoever. The web-based email could be neater and have a better interface, but Steve Borrill is a top bloke.

 

The FileSurfer had only just been introduced as I left, but it did the job that was required :-)

[TechMonkey]

On a similar note, has anyone been able to adjust any of these techniques to work with Mac or Firefox?

 

As far as I know both have WebDav capability but using easylink stops access by anything but IE. We have found you can use DavExplorer on a Mac to get access but it isn't the nicest interface and is not able to be used from the browser.

 

Looking through the easylink scripts I am pretty sure that a lot of the problems are caused by browser detection scripts and Javascripts written only for IE.

 

Anyone tried and succeded?

[u8dmtm]

You can use webfolders with OS X Tiger and you can view them in folder listing mode in OS X Panther. We've got Easylink and although it is certainly designed only with IE in mind you can use it from Apple workstations if you try hard enough. Can't remember whether had to use IE in OS X ot Safari though.

[TechMonkey]

You can use webfolders with OS X Tiger and you can view them in folder listing mode in OS X Panther. We've got Easylink and although it is certainly designed only with IE in mind you can use it from Apple workstations if you try hard enough. Can't remember whether had to use IE in OS X ot Safari though.

 

Sounds hopeful. If you have any more information it would be great. I might have a try over the weekend.