Steve’s Bunker

Skip the techno-babble, and go to the download.

For those of you familiar with TSAmp (http://www.pelicansoiree.com/TSAmp/), there is a problem with the original app when running on Vista64. The problem is not with the code, but rather the way in which it was compiled with the “any” cpu option. This leads to MSIL code that crashes and burns in a 64 bit environment.

I tried opening the source and running it from within the IDE, and found this:

Not one to be dissuaded so easily, I fired up Google to figure out WTF that error meant. I ended up here (http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/netfx64bit/thread/35b09f74-1d8e-4676-90e3-c73a439bf632). No way it could’t be that easy. Yes, yes it was. Simply force Visual Studio to compile to x86 only and not “any cpu”.  As you can see here, it’s working like a charm.

I’ve made both the recompiled binaries ready to run and the modifed Visual Studio solution available.

Download Binaries | Download Source (VS .sln)

So I woke up really early this morning, and for some reason I decided to finally make a little ftp+weblink dropper. It’s very simple, just configure your FTP server settings and the corresponding website root URL. Done.

Now just drag and drop. The app spins off another thread to perform the upload task. When it’s done it gives you the direct URL to the file with the option to copy to clipboard.

Very simple, easy to use and works for what I need. There is some error handling, but I know of a few places where you can still break it

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