How to search for file?

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 03:12

I'm using FileZilla and I don't see the option for a file search.

Is there one?

I'm looking for Amiga Bonecruncher. My copy is faulty.

Thanks.

DamienD · 29 December 2019, 11:03

You can't search via FileZilla unfortunately.

Use this to search and then navigate / download from there using an FTP client.

Re: Bone Cruncher; I've put ross's file "Bone Cruncher (1987)(Superior Software)[cr ross][f 680x0 ross][t +4 ross].adf" into The Zone! for you

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 14:56

Thanks for the links. Not found in the zone. Other link worked.

Cheers.

Other link is an exe file ??

DamienD · 29 December 2019, 15:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Not found in the zone.

Currently the 2nd file in The Zone!

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Other link is an exe file ??

Which link exactly?

chip · 29 December 2019, 15:55

Hi guys

Just want to inform you that FileZilla has a search option

After the search you can also download the result of the search from the remote ftp

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 17:36

Oh, that Zone.

Looked for it on FTP. DUH!

Damien... first link.

Don't have access to the zone.

DamienD · 29 December 2019, 18:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Damien... first link.

The 1st link in my post is used for searching the EAB File Server; definitely not an .EXE file.

What browser are you using? Works as expected in IE and Chrome.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Don't have access to the zone.

How do I get access to The Zone?

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 21:08

Here's what happened. I typed in Bonecruncher and I got this:

I typed in Bone Cruncher:

I DLed 2 files. Hopefully one is good. Got the one from the Zone too.

DamienD · 29 December 2019, 21:24

When using the "EAB Search" it's a good idea to set the "Number of hits returned" to "1000": >> click for "bone cruncher" <<

...then you would have found ross's file

Quote:

Originally Posted by BullyDog

Got the one from the Zone too.

Just use the one from The Zone! by ross; which I renamed correctly.

It's the only 100% version

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 21:30

Damien, the number of search didn't matter. It's how you type the name...

Bonecruncher vs Bone Cruncher. Bonecruncher returned one hit and that was an EXE file.

The one from the Zone (Ross) is great. Very clean graphics and no glitches. Thanks.

DamienD · 29 December 2019, 21:33

Yeah but your "bone cruncher" search only shows 6 files.

If I do this without changing the "Number of hits returned" I get 30 files (and there are more to be found if the hits were increased).

What did you type exactly?

Anyway, you now have what you were looking for and gained some tips on searching the "EAB File Server"

BullyDog · 29 December 2019, 22:09

It all depended on what you typed in. You typed in yours differently and thus got more hits.

I see it now. I limited the search to Amiga.

Thanks again Damien. You are a fantastic fella especially for your help in rebuilding my Amiga console.

29 December 2019, 03:12	#1
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	How to search for file? I'm using FileZilla and I don't see the option for a file search. Is there one? I'm looking for Amiga Bonecruncher. My copy is faulty. Thanks.

29 December 2019, 14:56	#3
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	Thanks for the links. Not found in the zone. Other link worked. Cheers. Other link is an exe file ?? Last edited by BullyDog; 29 December 2019 at 15:07.

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29 December 2019, 11:03	#2
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	You can't search via FileZilla unfortunately. Use this to search and then navigate / download from there using an FTP client. Re: Bone Cruncher; I've put ross's file "Bone Cruncher (1987)(Superior Software)[cr ross][f 680x0 ross][t +4 ross].adf" into The Zone! for you

29 December 2019, 15:55	#5
chip Registered User Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Italy Age: 49 Posts: 2,942	Hi guys Just want to inform you that FileZilla has a search option After the search you can also download the result of the search from the remote ftp

29 December 2019, 17:36	#6
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	Oh, that Zone. Looked for it on FTP. DUH! Damien... first link. Don't have access to the zone.

29 December 2019, 21:08	#8
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	Here's what happened. I typed in Bonecruncher and I got this: I typed in Bone Cruncher: I DLed 2 files. Hopefully one is good. Got the one from the Zone too.

29 December 2019, 21:30	#10
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	Damien, the number of search didn't matter. It's how you type the name... Bonecruncher vs Bone Cruncher. Bonecruncher returned one hit and that was an EXE file. The one from the Zone (Ross) is great. Very clean graphics and no glitches. Thanks.

29 December 2019, 21:33	#11
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Yeah but your "bone cruncher" search only shows 6 files. If I do this without changing the "Number of hits returned" I get 30 files (and there are more to be found if the hits were increased). What did you type exactly? Anyway, you now have what you were looking for and gained some tips on searching the "EAB File Server"

29 December 2019, 22:09	#12
BullyDog Registered User Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Texas USA Age: 73 Posts: 184	It all depended on what you typed in. You typed in yours differently and thus got more hits. I see it now. I limited the search to Amiga. Thanks again Damien. You are a fantastic fella especially for your help in rebuilding my Amiga console.

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