eToolz 4.1.0.0

[Gaijin]

[Moderator note: this is the primary eToolz program thread. View database entry]

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A new version of eToolz is available at http://www.gaijin.at/dlet.php.

Now the application can use a HTTP proxy for HTTP queries and the list data files are now compressed.

[castman]

TPFC: http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1199 is on 3.4

V 3.4.1 is available

download: http://www.gaijin.at/getit.php?id=etoolz

[Gaijin]

A new version of eToolz (v3.4.2) is available at http://www.gaijin.at/dlet.php.

[Gaijin]

A new version of eToolz (v3.4.3) is available at http://www.gaijin.at/en/dlet.php.

[Gaijin]

A new version of eToolz (v3.4.4) is available at http://www.gaijin.at/en/dlet.php.

[guinness]

Updated! Just to let you know you can edit entries yourself. If you select edit next to the app then you can update from there. Check http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =12&t=5601 for details.

[Gaijin]

Updated! Just to let you know you can edit entries yourself. If you select edit next to the app then you can update from there. Check http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... =12&t=5601 for details.

Thank you for the "Edit" tipp!

[lastaltoid]

http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1199
Should this program be updated or removed. The new version on etoolz homepage is version 4.1.0.0, but it also requires NET 2.0 (that makes it non-portable , right?).

[Napiophelios]

Unfortunately no, lastaltoid.
Nowadays TPFC has abondoned such criteria with the assumption everyone should be running
that garbage on their system anyway since .Net is installed by default on newer OSes

Such apps simply get a footnote in the dependencies box when updated.

[bzl333]

still not updated in the TPFC entry for some reason. there is quite a bit new in their changelog from version 4.0 but its in German

i like the .NET portable apps but maybe some type of selector switch could be added to the top of the screen for true portable only/NET/JAVA etc.

[webfork]

v4.2 is out, lots of changes

http://www.gaijin.at/en/dlet.php

Changes:
May 21st, 2014

• When DNS queries in addition to the MX servers and the preference value is displayed.
  The new diagnostic tool "MultiPing" checks if specific hosts are reachable across an IP network.
  The new "Multi Rank" shows the Google PageRank of a given URLs.
  Various additional command line parameters are available now.
  E-mail Header Analyzer: The command line parameter "Mail Head" can now also be passed a file from which the headers are automatically read and applied to the analysis. Then, this file can be deleted, eg when temporary files useful.
  A Japanese language file was added.
  A language file for Portuguese has been added.
  An English translation of the help file was made available.
  In the settings can be set to the sending user agent and referrer for HTTP requests "Web requests / Other".
  eToolz is now trying to determine the correct whois server via IANA.org with unknown top-level domains.
  Can use the context menu of input fields now the selected text to be sent to other tools (similar to the output range).
  The list of top level domains has been updated.
  Various changes and corrections.

http://www.softpedia.com/progChangelog/ ... 04572.html

[Midas]

DotNET framework relevant comment by zorro posted to the database (http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=1199#comment28680):

• It should be mentioned, that eToolz requires [Dot]NET[ v]3.5 -- I think since version 3. It does NOT run on Windows 8 and higher with the integrated NET 4+, if the optional NET3.5-package is not installed!

@webfork: as the present is the official forum topic for eToolz, please remove version info from OP. Thank.

[webfork]

Can someone respond to zorro's entry post that this requires some version of dotNET. Is that accurate?

[joby_toss]

Same as the help file, Corflags reports (eToolz doesn't have to be running) that .Net v2.0 or higher is needed:



Same thing is reported by ProcessExplorer (eToolz must be running to check this):


And so says the log file left behind by eToolz:


Note: my win 10 came with every .net version installed, so eToolz works fine on my system.

Note2: .net 4.0 (and higher) is not based on .net 2.0, as opposed to .net 3.5 (which includes .net 2.0), so I think we should modify the database entry requirements field accordingly (also adding the Not stealth status).

[Midas]

joby_toss findings would explain the incompatibility with Windows 8 reported by zorro, IMHO, as eToolz has confirmedly been dependent on DotNET v2.0 since the beginning...