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03-28-2006 03:35 PM
This looked like the most closely related existing thread...
There seem to be quite a lot of version-conversion requests and I'm wondering why NI can't / won't provide a simple automated service to do this for forum members.
Caveats could be:
1. Service limited to forum members, each of whom get some type of quota. I would think a per-week or per-month quota might be best. I forsee people wanting to convert 1 whole 3 MB project right away, then not use the service ever again.
2. Conversions could be saved up to run as an overnight batch job if this helps NI's computing resources.
3. Result could be made available through ftp site. Email the requestor a link to the file. I'm not an ftp-server guy, but I would expect one could make it GUID-like "impossible" for someone to snoop their way into this file without the link.
4. Ftp site purged of all files > 3 days old.
5. No human intervention. Error messages are packaged with email note. If conversion completely fails, too bad. Go ask nicely in the forums.
Thoughts anyone?
04-03-2006 12:16 AM - edited 04-03-2006 12:16 AM
Here is my thought:
The solution has to be available for everyone. Just for instance - for security purposes it is not available to access a ftp-server from a computer in my company. And I'm quite sure this is not the only company with such restrictions.
I just can point to the LAVA forums once more (although I'm very seldom browsing through it ;)) - there is a property "version" where you can see the posters current LV version in use. This could help to identify how to post code (picture or vi).
Here is a picture of it:
Thomas
Message Edited by becktho on 04-03-2006 07:16 AM
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