From PC to PC, you can network a shared folder. How can I share a folder on my PPC and network it so either my mac or pc can grab files without having to use ActiveSync or the ridiculous The Missing Sync for mac.
use resco explorer
you can use resco explorer to set up a network share. then copy any files from your PPC to your network share location. Hope this works.
connorxda said:
you can use resco explorer to set up a network share. then copy any files from your PPC to your network share location. Hope this works.
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I'll give this a try, thanks.
And, without that, for instance, with File Explorer not possible? I can 'open path' ?
I made it work
I made it kinda work. I am sure there is something wrong, but what I did actually worked. There may be enough correct info here to help:
#1 - I installed a cmd shell
#2 - using the 'net use' command:
net use \\<machine name>\<export name> <password> /user:<domain>\<user name>
#3 now authentication window comes up, and I type in my password.
#4 now I have remote access:
copy \\<machine name>\<export name>\<file name>
When I installed the "total commander" application, I noticed there is a directory now called //network, with a sub directory called <password> ( my actual password ). Inside the password directory are all the remote files. I guess "net use" works a bit differently on this platform than I expect. So I do not know what is going on, but I do have file sharing across SMB..... ;-)
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There is a Bluetooth Explorer application for PPC,but not for smartphone. So I extracted the Bluetooth Explorer for SP from the dumped Vox ROM.
It needs the built-in File Explorer in your Smartphone,so it does not working on WM2003.It`s for WM5/6.
Overview of Bluetooth Explorer
Bluetooth Explorer lets you exchange files using Bluetooth with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Note: Bluetooth Explorer works the same way as File Explorer.
To launch Bluetooth Explorer
Tap > Programs > Bluetooth Explorer. Bluetooth Explorer then scans for visible Bluetooth devices you can connect to. From the list, select the Bluetooth device you want to connect to.
Note: You may need to enter a Passcode in order for you to connect to the device.
To use Bluetooth Explorer
If there are shared files in the Bluetooth shared folder on the other device, you will be able to see those files on the Bluetooth Explorer screen. You can then do the following:
Copy or delete files.
Create a new folder.
Paste a file into the folder.
For example,with StarTrek I can see the files on my Nokia N73.
Cool thanks! This could be very handy.
yinfo said:
There is a Bluetooth Explorer application for PPC,but not for smartphone. So I extracted the Bluetooth Explorer for SP from the dumped Vox ROM.
It needs the built-in File Explorer in your Smartphone,so it does not working on WM2003.It`s for WM5/6.
Overview of Bluetooth Explorer
Bluetooth Explorer lets you exchange files using Bluetooth with other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Note: Bluetooth Explorer works the same way as File Explorer.
To launch Bluetooth Explorer
Tap > Programs > Bluetooth Explorer. Bluetooth Explorer then scans for visible Bluetooth devices you can connect to. From the list, select the Bluetooth device you want to connect to.
Note: You may need to enter a Passcode in order for you to connect to the device.
To use Bluetooth Explorer
If there are shared files in the Bluetooth shared folder on the other device, you will be able to see those files on the Bluetooth Explorer screen. You can then do the following:
Copy or delete files.
Create a new folder.
Paste a file into the folder.
For example,with StarTrek I can see the files on my Nokia N73.
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It doesn't work.
I just copy the .cab file in the Programs folder and then run it.
The installation goes without any problem but the program does anything when I launch it.
Some .dll files to register?
Some libraries missing?
I don't know.
My device is a Samsung i320 with WM5.
Gubbài.
derma said:
It doesn't work.
I just copy the .cab file in the Programs folder and then run it.
The installation goes without any problem but the program does anything when I launch it.
Some .dll files to register?
Some libraries missing?
I don't know.
My device is a Samsung i320 with WM5.
Gubbài.
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It's HTC Bluetooth FTP Explorer,for HTC devices only.
I suspected that but I wanted trying anyway...
Mersì for the elucidation.
Gubbài.
Someone who read this 3D tell to oldsap that this application works only on HTC devices 'cos in the post of his site (where there's a description of this application and link that points here) he doesn't specify that.
If oldsap himself read this, please correct/adds what I experienced, that's it doesn't work on a "normal" (I mean a non-HTC device) WM5.
Mersì bo q.
Gubbài.
Hi
this cab doesn't work even on a HTC startrek / qtek 8500 with WM6 and WM5 rom.
displays files and folders but can't copy them (nothing happens and files are not copied)
also does not show bluetooth FTP Settings menu to adjust things like FTP shared folder on the phone.
maybe you missed out a few reg's or files?
We have already implemented the support for Microsoft Bluetooth stack and tested it on Smartphones. Unfortunately we have currently no time for releasing the new Smartphone version. I believe that it will be ready in 1 or 2 months.
Not sure if this has been discussed earlier but I've been searching for quite a while for the exact working procedure so I can have my cert installable through UC. I support many clients with Exchange 2003 and PDA's so this works really nice for me, of course YMMV
First you need Network 2.0 installed on your workstation, the x86 version alavaible here
Then, referring to Scott Yost's contribution on MSDB Blogs, SSLChainSaver v2 released download & install Windows Mobile SSLChainSaver
This will create a directory C:\Program Files\Microsoft SSL ChainSaver by default with no program group. I suggest installing to a easier to find folder as this will be run via a Command Prompt, I use D:\SSL myself.
Then I run a Command Prompt and change my Drive and Directory to that folder. (I'm sure that if you need this knowledge you already know how to navigate in a Dos windows)
There I type S and a tab (which, on an XP or Vista computer will autocomplete SSLChainSaver.exe. Type a space then the FQN of the server containing the cert, for instance, mail.mycompany.com. This will create a folder named mail.mycompany.com containing the cert, which we don't need. It will also create 2 files, mail.mycompany.com.wm5.xml and mail.mycompany.com.wm6.xml. Al my device are WM6.1 so I need the second one.
Rename the second file to _setup.xml.
The type makecab /d compress=off _setup.xml email.cab (or whatever you want to name the cab)
Copy the cab to your SC and input the necessary line into your SDConfig.txt if you use UC or simply run through File Explorer.
This, in addition to creating cabs to automatically Auto-provisioning Exchange mail via UC saves me a LOT of time.
Enjoy and I hope that somebody finds this useful
Excellent work! I have been looking for a good way to achieve this via UC and this works perfectly.
Kevan
So you re doing all this just to get _setup.xml made for you ? Why not see whats in it and create it yourself ?
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So you re doing all this just to get _setup.xml made for you ? Why not see whats in it and create it yourself ?
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OK, see what's in mine and create one then...
The whole idea is to create a cab, not an xml file... at least for me that is.
Great work! I've been looking for that - didn't know you could do this
Here's a script - just add it to your SSL Chainserver folder (default: C:\Program Files\Microsoft SSL ChainSaver) and run it - it will ask you for your web/mail-server and create the cab automatically...
Code:
@echo off
set mailserver=mail.mycompany.com
set /P mailserver=Please enter your mailserver (%mailserver%) + [ENTER]:
SSLChainSaver.exe %mailserver%
copy %mailserver%.wm6.xml _setup.xml
makecab /d compress=off _setup.xml %mailserver%.cab
echo Done! Copy %mailserver%.cab to your provisioning folder and add it to your UC (SDConfig.txt) or SASHIMI script :)
pause
Regards,
Nika.
This is great, it's exactly what I needed. I just have one question. Why make a CAB file? Don't UC and Sashimi both support provisioning XML? It seems like you should be able to save a step. And taking that one step further, couldn't you put both the certificate and the Exchange provisioning in the same XML file?
dabbith said:
This is great, it's exactly what I needed. I just have one question. Why make a CAB file? Don't UC and Sashimi both support provisioning XML? It seems like you should be able to save a step. And taking that one step further, couldn't you put both the certificate and the Exchange provisioning in the same XML file?
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For me, it's because I rarely let the UC start as when I'm evaluating a new ROM I need it to be the way the chef made it and not as it is with my modifications. Much easier for me to just run the cab files.
dabbith said:
This is great, it's exactly what I needed. I just have one question. Why make a CAB file? Don't UC and Sashimi both support provisioning XML? It seems like you should be able to save a step. And taking that one step further, couldn't you put both the certificate and the Exchange provisioning in the same XML file?
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Lol, hadn't checked the xml yet and see now it's a provisioning XML, thanks for the tip!
hello
i need help...
a stupid question:
how i get a FQN from a server with an Cert?
I must create the server itself?
Martie said:
hello
i need help...
a stupid question:
how i get a FQN from a server with an Cert?
I must create the server itself?
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Hi Marty,
The FQDN is the Fully Qualified Domain Name of your machine. So whatever you type into the Address Bar of the Internet Explorer to access the machine would be the FQDN. If your Exchange Server is called "server1" it's usually "server1.domainname.com" or sometimes your Domain Admin adds "mail.domainname.com" or "exchange.domainname.com which points to the server1 machine...
Regards,
Nika.
Just an idea a filemanger that did everything here are feature list.
duplicate File remover
file recovery
file activity monitor it would check the activity by the times access with an option for like say if a file has not been accessed in a month it would automaticly deleted them with confirmation ofcourse.
wifi file transfer through a sorta wifi ftp lan type of connection would require super file manager on both devices the sending device would start a sort of server connection that would create a virtual directory called wlan - $DEVICE NAME$ . the client( the receiver) would just browse the set directory by the server device ad-hoc file transfer.
Active Sync BT WIFI USB File Access Browse Pc HDD'S through an active sync connection
The Usual File manager Feature
File Compression
Set Bluetooth File Save Location
Options to associate Filetype to programs thats all i can think of just an idea.
Oh Yeah
Fomart option SD Option
Partition option SD Option
Hi all
I try to connect to a Windows Network share.
I succeded to map the share using Resco Explorer and HTC Network Tool, but I can only access the mounted share if I have a program that opens the path directly.
-> I don't see "\Network\..." in any other program, not even in Resco Explorer.
If I try to create a folder in "\" (my root) that is called "Network" I get an error (since it seems to exist).
How can that be? How can I make "\Network\..." visible/accessible?
I'm using a Toshiba G900 device with a custom 6.5.3 ROM...
Thanks for all hints!
I apologize, but since I have an xplay, I wanted to share this here, though this would probably work for any android phone - I found this the easiest way to access the files on the phone with the least amount of effort - especially if you are a fan of Total Commander.
Install SSHDroid. Run it. Grant it root access if available for full access to your phones filesystem.
Install Total Commander, find the SFTP plugin on this page:
(I can't post links.. google: plugins total commander)
I suggest you copy the plugin to the install folder of Total Commander. Install it as per instructions at the middle of the page.
EDIT:
How to install a file system plugin:
1. Unzip the plugin to a directory of your choice.
2. In Totalcmd, choose Configuration - Options - Operation - FS-Plugins
3. Click on "Add"
4. Choose the .wfx file of that plugin and click OK
You can now access the new file system via the Network Neighborhood.
You also require the DLLs libeay32.dll and libssh2.dll in the same directory as the plugin, which can be found in this file: (For win32)
Google: curl-7.21.7-devel-mingw32.zip
Setup the passwords and now you have full ssh access as well as easy access to file functions in a nice GUI. And encrypted. (for free)
I use File Expert, and just press Share, then Start FTP Server and it just works through wifi easy as pie
Yes indeed, there are many ways to do this.. this is ideal if you 1)like Total Commander (why wouldn't you?), and you 2)want to have SSH command line access. If you want these things anyway, or even if you want SSH access, there is no need to run another server on your phone.. and the added bonus of encrypted transfers. You could also use WinSCP.