Hi yet again Graham... Today uploading to Amazon S3 stopped working for me on Windows XP! And after a while it dawned on me why - daylight saving started here today. Sigh...
So, if I turn off daylight saving in Windows, (setting Windows' clock back an hour), I can upload. But I can't if I then manually set the clock forward an hour. (And no matter what settings I choose, REBOL's time always matches Windows' time.) I noticed Windows says it's still only 12 hours ahead when daylight saving is ticked as on (as does REBO), so I'm picking that's the source of the problem. REBOL grabs the time-zone from Windows, when what it needs is 13 hours. Unless there's a setting for the time-zone in REBOL? I couldn't one in the 'Viewtop'. -- Carl Read. On Wednesday, 22-September-2010 at 21:50:42 Graham Chiu wrote, >Hi Carl > >Yes, about that url-encode, I just added one now :) > >The problem with the prot-http is that you do lose the headers returned >unless you open the url instead. Hence my need to modify the success >function. > >The headers should have given the error information from Amazon that you >were using the incorrect time. So, not sure why that didn't work .. > >On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 9:29 PM, Carl Read <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Hi Graham, >> >> Yes - elsewhere! I hadn't set the timezone on Linux, (it's a newish >> install), and that was the problem. I noticed the time was four hours out >in >> the authorization block, which put me on the right track. >> >> BTW, I've just remembered the url-encode function wasn't included with your >> script - I had to find it elsewhere. It's not in View 2.7.7, but perhaps >> it's in other REBOLs? >> >> Anyway, many thanks for your patience! And the script - useful. >> >> -- Carl Read. -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
