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add support for recursively finding all pkg in subdirectories #13
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Thank you for your suggestion, I will consider how to improve the interaction experience of this part |
Just wanted to add that it's very nice that you make .deb packages! Really appriceated :-) |
I implemented the aggregation mode and recursive query, do you have time to help test it, the package is here https://github.com/njzydark/PS4RPS/actions/runs/2563814964#artifacts |
Thanks alot! :-) Just to not leave you hanging. Been and are a bit busy, but I test it throughoutly in the comming days and let you know! Had problem installing it thou... sudo dpkg -i PS4RPS-linux-1.0.0-beta.7-amd64.deb |
There was a problem with the previous package name, I fixed it this time, so when you install the conflict, you can try this command and then install the new package: sudo dpkg -r desktop |
Thanks. I missed the conflict. I'm runnig nginx and don't seem to find an alternative to DevDepthInifinity, which seem to be an Apache only function if i'm not misstaken. I get 403 when turning on "recursive query". Any solution that would be more compatible with other webdav-servers? Else I can install Apache to test it for you. But it's not the server I want to run personally. |
I really like your program, looks very nice and is quick! I just have a small feature request. I have all my files stored in subdirectories to sort them nicely. Is it possible to add an option to recursivly find all pkg-files in subdirectiories and show them on the home-screen? Maybe even show if it's a normal pkg, an update, or a dlc so it will not be confusing while browsing. Another way would be to atleast show all pkg-files in the folders in the base-path with a foldername-title above the files for earch folder so it's neatly organized. The ability to show multiple file-server hosts at the same time would also be nice :-) thanks for your great work!
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