Internet Apps Support

ok Hi there people, first i would like to say this has been awesome to find.
now my problem is at work i am behind a good firewall i am guessing.
so far the only way i can access my home linux server is thru ftp port 21 with filezilla. thats the only thing that gets thru.

i have tried the following with no success.

remote desktop(windows)
vnc(both)
webmin.
ssh
telnet with putty

and ftp with ssh doesnt work either
so far the only things i can do are my web page and ftp.
now i am able to get thru with normal ftp but i dont like it becuase of security issues.

does anyone know of a way to get command line access so i can upload and download.

Don't know if this has been covered in another post, but I did a search and couldn't find the exact error message I'm getting. When I start up Gaim and a couple of the other portable apps I've downloaded, I'm getting the following error message:

There is no disk in the drive. Please insert a disk into drive \Device\Harddisk3\DR6

I hit continue and the application comes up fine. Is there something I can change in the settings somewhere to eliminate the error message?

Thanks.

I'm using an INI for PortableMiranda, and instead of the profile going into my designated settings folder (PortableMiranda Files\settings), they're ending up in the application folder. If I don't use the INI, this isn't a problem--the profiles go into settings. However, due to my unique directory structure, I need to use the INI. This is what my INI looks like...

[PortableMiranda]
MirandaDirectory=PortableMiranda Files\application
SettingsDirectory=PortableMiranda Files\settings
MirandaExecutable=miranda32.exe
AdditionalParameters=
WaitForMiranda=false
DisableSplashScreen=true

I am only posting this because I assume that you change the links and pages before you post that a new version is ready.

Portable FileZilla Homepage still points to 2.2.21 for the download link.

Thanks again for all you work.

Hi,
I was wondering how you can disable the splash screen? Its not in the .ini and I can't seem to find any reference on how to do so.

Thanks,
Brent

The bug I pointed out a couple weeks ago with the PortableGIMP wrapper (https://portableapps.com/node/1382) also exists in PortableGAIM. Basically, it breaks a PortableSuite-Style install.

Something tells me that this bug got carried over to PortableGIMP from here...

PortableGAIM.nsi; Line 153: "Apps" instead of "App"

Cheers,
Turtle

I had been using your beta version of PortableMiranda for some time and I am impressed with the new version as a whole. I was able to get it down to about 1MB after eliminating unneeded plugins (every one except for AIM, Jabber, and IRC, the only three that I use). Once the History Sweeper plugin is added, it is complete I would recommend adding this by default if you can, it really is needed. Congrats on another great PortableApp!!

Perhaps I got too comfortable with P. Gaim, but isn't there a way to block individuals because I've not been able to find it.

Miranda is good, but the overall intuitiveness of GAIM to me is much more of a convenience than offered by Miranda. Nevertheless, I'm sure there is an add on or some other type of app that would or could make the transition somewhat more user friendly.

Is there any way to copy my settings while running portable gaim on a CDRW onto my computer, so that I can either burn them to the cd or use them later?

I follow the instructions on: http://gaim.sourceforge.net/win32/index.php#portable

on copying files from my PC to my flashdrive, however when it comes to copying from the GTK+ file I do not know where to locate them, if no one knows where to find them, would anyone be kind enough to send me a zipped file already done for me?

Thanks
Matt.