New Add-In: On The Fly Unzipper

By on June 30, 2007 in Add-ins & Apps, Windows Home Server

The guys at MS Homeserver Blog feature a new Windows Home Server Add-in which automatically unzips any compressed files that are uploaded remotely to your home server. This allows you to upload and uncompress multiple files simultaneously and reduce the hit on your transfer bandwidth.

fly1 150x150 New Add In: On The Fly Unzipper

Other options or functions:

- unzip only archives with a special prefix in the filename (if you don’t want to unzip every archive)

- delete the archive after uncompressing

- create a folder for the contents of the archive

- select the shares that should be monitored for archives

- runs as a service

- languages: English and German

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  • http://www.home-server-blog.de Christoph

    Thanks Terry for your really quick post! :-)

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