Hi Volks,
i want to use FTPWanderer as an potable app. You can download it here:
http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com/files/ftpwanderer3.zip
It uses some Reg-Entries for Autoconnect by startup the Programm and to save Windows-Size, Positon ans so on:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Pablo Software Solutions
Thats a little bit worry, cause i want to use it on different devices without new configuration the otions. I tryed using jauntPE to make a portable app but my know how about it is too small.
And the result wasnt very adequate.
Maby anybody can portalize this app, please?
best Regards
Mike
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There is really no need to do that, as you can get FileZilla portable which is better than FTPWanderer.
I encourage you to try FileZilla, which you can get from the official releases page.
If you try it and decide you do not like it, leave a message on this thread and I will see what I can do.
Shane Thompson
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Hi Shane,
thank you for answering. And you are right. I am using Filezilla too and i like it very much.... But there's on handicap: I can't find a autologin-option to a FTP account by startup FileZilla. FTPWanderer just can do this.
I have further played around with jauntPE and now, i've done it to create a portable FTPWanderer-app without using the Windows-registry
Thank you very much for your offer to help.
Mike
You can use Filezilla's Command-Line arguments to specify a site to connect to.
I just tested this and it works fine. I created a new shortcut in my menu program, with an entry for parameters of:
-c 0/<name of Site Manager entry>and it works without any problems. The "-c" says use a Site Manager entry, and the zero means it's a custom entry, then just put the name of the entry. I believe you can also specify an FTP directly via the command-line without the need for there to be a Site Manager entry. The link above documents all possible command-line parameters.
Wow, cool!
Thank you very much. This will be very helpfull to me!!! So i can further use Filezilla!