Terminal Service Plus

Hi. I know it will sound strange, but I do like it this way. I have written a program to let my users change their own webcredential password and since the webcredentials.ini is plain text, I was able to modify it and save from my application. If it were encrypted, I wouldn't be able to do so. In my...

Hi Olivier. Thanks for the reply. We use HTML5 access exclusevely. In our case, I would like to have SaveOnClient.exe to use it as I use the OpenOnClient.exe, programmatically. So, in our .NET applications, if they are running under a TSplus environment and the user tries to open and/or download a f...

An UploadFromClient.EXE would also be terrific. So I could use it from inside our applications to open a dialog on client's machine to choose the file and upload it to server, where I could take care of it. This way they wouldn't need to upload the files to their customer folder and then go to the ...

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Fri Dec 21, 2018 5:40 pm

Hello,

I will rebump this excellent idea to our development team right away

BUMP!

Definitely not!



Thank you, by the way.

Perfect! Both ways should be the solution.
Can we have it for Monday?

I completely agree with SaleCar. It is horrible now. But as I understand, you had it working in a way that was good for many people and not so good for others. Your way to fix this situation was to make it a bit better to others (as they will still suffer from having to enter users one by one in a h...

An UploadFromClient.EXE would also be terrific. So I could use it from inside our applications to open a dialog on client's machine to choose the file and upload it to server, where I could take care of it. This way they wouldn't need to upload the files to their customer folder and then go to the a...

+1

Hi Trevor. Oh, you wouldn't find it over here in the forum, I guess. I found that out through the ticket system. I feel your pain, I have the same concerns. I had hundreds of failed login atempts attacks through port 80. That's when I closed it, since I thought I didn't need it, and then got bitten ...