As far as I know, FileDen does not act like a network drive, permitting 'cold storage' only. That means you cannot execute a file stored on their servers directly without downloading it to your computer. In addition, there is no channel by which the executable could send and receive information from the individual's system. You may be able to find one that permits that, but it would more than likely require download/installation of their own software to establish the connection, and even then have great restrictions due to the possible security risks. Thus, it looks like this attempt may be DOA.
Sorry.
John
When my school had it's winter vacation last year, I've been toying around with MS DOS batch files. I've made a multi algorithm file shredder, Internet connection checker, and a encrypt and decrypt files program. However for my file shredder program I have an executable file that is separate from the batch file but the batch file is linking toward it as a engine to delete files. It works if you know where to install it. Here's the problem. I want to give it to my friends but they don't know how to install it cause the .exe is placed at C:\Windows\System32 and they have no clue what it is. So I was wondering if I uploaded the .exe file to my Fileden account (On-line storage site) and link that as a directory for the batch file to go to and execute it all online so my friends could just drag the file into it and don't worry much. I tried to type in the website with the http and then the arguments but no luck. anyone please help me find out the command line to do so. Thank you!
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