[REBOL] Re: web site authentication

2000-12-01 Thread chaz

Congratulations!

chaz

At 05:41 PM 12/2/00 +1300, you wrote:
>On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 18:18:21 -0800
> "Larry Palmiter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The standard full URL for http and ftp is (using http as
>> an example)
>> 
>> http://user-name:password@domain:port-number/path
>> 
>
>Hi Larry,
>
>I tried that out on the site I wanted to access, and it did
>not work.
>
>However, by putting this in the headers sent to the site
>
>Authorization: join {Basic } enbase rejoin [ username ":"
>password ]
>
>I've managed to get authenticated.
>
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[REBOL] My Web server 2

2000-12-01 Thread Aden Burnie





you can find my old (yet finished) web server 2 script at
http://www.gsat.edu.au/~users/bluemoon/web2/webserver_2.zip
 
If anyone would like to adapt this web server to handle simultaneous connections, feel 
free
, also be warned that this web server does not handle images very well either...
 
to start the web server, unzip this to a directory and run wserv2.r 
 
any comments or anyone wishing to help me do something useful with this code email
me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
(also be warned that this code is VERY messy and is in dire need of cleaning up, but i 
think it displays 
alot of useful functionality)
 
 

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[REBOL] Re: web site authentication

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu

On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 18:18:21 -0800
 "Larry Palmiter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The standard full URL for http and ftp is (using http as
> an example)
> 
> http://user-name:password@domain:port-number/path
> 

Hi Larry,

I tried that out on the site I wanted to access, and it did
not work.

However, by putting this in the headers sent to the site

Authorization: join {Basic } enbase rejoin [ username ":"
password ]

I've managed to get authenticated.

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[REBOL] Re: Re(2): Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Mat Bettinson

Heya Anton,

>> I'm sure I could, if I knew how :)

A> Check out Ingo Hohmann's TUI dialect.
A> It makes a really good tutorial. I'm glad I found it.
A> http://www.rebolforces.com/tui-dialect.html

Interesting stuff, well worth a look. I'm not sure it's the solution
to my problem though. I'd like to let other folks write commands for
my IRC bot in Rebol - rather than a custom dialect.

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[REBOL] Re(2): Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Anton

> GC> You could always create your own dialect a la VID
> 
> I'm sure I could, if I knew how :)

Check out Ingo Hohmann's TUI dialect.
It makes a really good tutorial. I'm glad I found it.
http://www.rebolforces.com/tui-dialect.html

But you will need to know parse fairly well to fully understand.
Go here to learn about parsing:
http://www.rebol.com/users/parintro.html
For those who don't know parse yet, it's hard but worthwhile.
It took me a few weeks of breaking my head open, now it
doesn't seem so hard.

Anton.

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[REBOL] Re: web site authentication

2000-12-01 Thread Larry Palmiter

Hi Graham

The standard full URL for http and ftp is (using http as an example)

http://user-name:password@domain:port-number/path

If you have "funny" characters in your password or username, you may need to
set up the 'scheme object instead of the simple URL above.

REBOL only does BASIC authentication, it does not handle the more advanced
encrypted authentication.

HTH
-Larry


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Subject: [REBOL] web site authentication


>
> Some sites you access bring up an authentication dialog
> where you have to enter your network username and password.
>
> Where does this come from?  How can I enter the values using
> Rebol?
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[REBOL] Re: Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Mat Bettinson

Heya Graham,

GC> You could always create your own dialect a la VID

I'm sure I could, if I knew how :)

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[REBOL] Re: web site authentication

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu

On Sat, 02 Dec 2000 11:36:26 +1300
 "Graham Chiu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Some sites you access bring up an authentication dialog
> where you have to enter your network username and
> password.
> 
> Where does this come from?  How can I enter the values
> using
> Rebol?

Talking to myself ...

http://www.binaryevolution.com/~tdarugar/td/tcl/http_pwd_tcl.html

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[REBOL] Re: image server

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu

On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 18:01:40 -0500
 Eric King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> >Before I reinvent the wheel, has anyone written an image
> >server in Rebol yet?
> 
>   Could you be a bit more specific?

Sure.

img src=http://myisp.com/cgi-bin/image.r?imagename

either exists? imagename [
  return image ]
  [ grab image from database
store in current directory
return image 
remove old images from current directory
]


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[REBOL] Re: Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu

On Fri, 1 Dec 2000 22:48:48 +
 Mat Bettinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> That was my initial thoughts, of course. My initial
> question was, how
> do you parse arguments to the new script.
> 

You could always create your own dialect a la VID

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[REBOL] Re: image server

2000-12-01 Thread Eric King

On Sat, Dec 2, 2000, Graham Chiu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Before I reinvent the wheel, has anyone written an image
>server in Rebol yet?

Could you be a bit more specific?

.:Eric
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[REBOL] Re: Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Mat Bettinson

Heya Anton,

A>   rebol[]
A>   do %my-library.r  ; define some nice functions that I use all the time
A>   ...
A>   ; now use the functions here

A> do you?

That was my initial thoughts, of course. My initial question was, how
do you parse arguments to the new script.

Since then, I've seen some nifty stuff to do with using Rebol build
objects which are actually rebol code. I just don't know how to make
it work.

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[REBOL] web site authentication

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu


Some sites you access bring up an authentication dialog
where you have to enter your network username and password.

Where does this come from?  How can I enter the values using
Rebol?

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[REBOL] image server

2000-12-01 Thread Graham Chiu

Before I reinvent the wheel, has anyone written an image
server in Rebol yet?

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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Malcolm Campbell

Hi,

>Thanks everyone for you response. Mersinet looks pretty good but the
>dial-up costs might be a little to expensive. Hmm dial up from South
>Carolina, USA to UK wonder how much a multimeg download would cost doing
>that lol.

Nah, you cannot call it internationally, they use CLI
to ensure that no other user attepts to log into your
FTP account - which doesn't work internationally (or
so I have been told).

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[REBOL] Re: Re(2): Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Malcolm Campbell

Hi,

>I've collected the references to rebol friendly sites
>mentioned in the last couple of days.

If you want to make your list bigger :), you might want
to know that Mersinet is owned by a company called 
Linix. They also run:

http://www.welshnet.co.uk
http://www.sitesource.co.uk

And loads more, the Rebol support is unofficial,
considering the guy that installed it for me has only
just left to work elsewhere.

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[REBOL] Re: Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Anton


> Can anyone explain in simple terms, how some Rebol could import
> another script and install it as a function or whatever?

You don't mean just do'ing a file,
eg.
  rebol[]
  do %my-library.r  ; define some nice functions that I use all the time
  ...
  ; now use the functions here

do you?

Anton.

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[REBOL] Re: Re(2): Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Anton

Yeah, it's all free - I mean, no it's all copyright - I'll sue! ;)
-Anton.

> Anton wrote:
> > 
> > I've collected the references to rebol friendly sites
> > mentioned in the last couple of days.
> > 
> > http://users.bigpond.net.au/datababies/anton/RebolFriendlySites.html
> 
> Once I have my Unofficial Rebol User and Friendly ISP list working
> (needs some more html work and a reply from RT about trademark
> stuff...) can I copy that stuff into the database? And does anyone
> know if these ISPs have banners (less than 256x80) that can be used 
> for linking to them?
> 
> Chris

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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Chris

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> 
> Thanks everyone for you response. Mersinet looks pretty good but the
> dial-up costs might be a little to expensive. Hmm dial up from South
> Carolina, USA to UK wonder how much a multimeg download would cost doing
> that lol.

Knowing how much BT charges for calls, probably not that much more than
I pay for dailing up to Demon on an 0845 number... ;)

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[REBOL] Importing scripts as functions?

2000-12-01 Thread Mat Bettinson

Heya Folks,

Awhile back I asked the question on how it might be possible to import
other scripts so some sort of modulate system could be built up.

I plan to build a multi-purpose IRC bot where folks can build their
own functions as scripts.

Andrew pointed me at his effort;

AM> It would be very quick if you use modular plugins to load the scripts at
AM> start up. Have a look at the %units.r script on my site:
AM> http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMartin/Rebol/

Which is far too complicated for me to understand what he's really
doing. However what I *did* realise is that you can build functions up
using Rebol - making my assertion that somehow my bot would go off and
execute the script files on demand quite silly.

Can anyone explain in simple terms, how some Rebol could import
another script and install it as a function or whatever?

I've tried some basic experimentation by creating objects from read
scripts but that doesn't seem to work.

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[REBOL] Re: Re(2): Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Chris

Anton wrote:
> 
> I've collected the references to rebol friendly sites
> mentioned in the last couple of days.
> 
> http://users.bigpond.net.au/datababies/anton/RebolFriendlySites.html

Once I have my Unofficial Rebol User and Friendly ISP list working
(needs some more html work and a reply from RT about trademark
stuff...) can I copy that stuff into the database? And does anyone
know if these ISPs have banners (less than 256x80) that can be used 
for linking to them?

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[REBOL] Re(2): Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Anton

I've collected the references to rebol friendly sites
mentioned in the last couple of days.

http://users.bigpond.net.au/datababies/anton/RebolFriendlySites.html

Anton.
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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread eric


Thanks everyone for you response. Mersinet looks pretty good but the
dial-up costs might be a little to expensive. Hmm dial up from South
Carolina, USA to UK wonder how much a multimeg download would cost doing
that lol.

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[REBOL] Re(3): newbie!?

2000-12-01 Thread Anton

How about this?

n-or-more: func [b n][
unique head repeat n n - 1 [
foreach i unique b [remove find b i]
]
]

Use like this:

>> expl: [1 2 1 3 1 2]
>> n-or-more expl 3
== [1]

This means 1 occurs 3 times or more in the original.
Note that it modifies the expl block.
Also, n should be greater than 1. :)

Anton.

> each button inserts vallues in a variable...
> I want to know how to be able to return only
> the repeated vallues , repeated 3 times ...not
> less!!!
> 
> this is what  I came up with to return different vallues
> 
> expl: [1 2 1 3 1 2]
> unique expl
> [1 2 3]
> 
> but I want to do the opposite, a function that returns
> vallues repeated a predetermined number of times,
> choosing 3x in this case ... vallue "1" would be returned
> is it possible???
> 
> function expl
> [1 1 1]

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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Malcolm Campbell

Hi,

>> http://www.mersinet.co.uk

I should have also mentioned that it is free, you just
have to use their local rate dial-up to use the 
service.

My site is competely generated using Rebol running on
Mersinet.

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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread ASP @PowerWebs AB


PowerWebs AB in Sweden do it to...




At 09:49 2000-12-01 +, you wrote:


> > Hi,
> >
> > >I know this has probably been asked before, but are there any isps out
> > >there that allow rebol cgi?
> >
> > Well, if you live in the UK, you could use Mersinet, I
> > got them to install rebol a while ago.
> >
> > http://www.mersinet.co.uk
> >
> > ==
>
>Or www.netisnet.co.uk
>
>They allow you to install rebol.exe in your cgi-bin directory & allow telnet
>access - which always helps :-)
>
>Nigel
>
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[REBOL] Re: Rebol Cgi Web hosting

2000-12-01 Thread Nigel Booker



> Hi,
>
> >I know this has probably been asked before, but are there any isps out
> >there that allow rebol cgi?
>
> Well, if you live in the UK, you could use Mersinet, I
> got them to install rebol a while ago.
>
> http://www.mersinet.co.uk
>
> ==

Or www.netisnet.co.uk

They allow you to install rebol.exe in your cgi-bin directory & allow telnet
access - which always helps :-)

Nigel


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[REBOL] Keeping line format when saving blocks into a file

2000-12-01 Thread CRS - Psy Sel/SPO, COUSSEMENT Christophe, CPN

Hi REBOL's:

I think there's already be a discussion about it, but I cannot find the
thread back...

I would like to create a navigational structure - block-based - and
introduce line formatting into it -for the readability of the file.

Let's show:

>> b: copy []
== []
>> append b [key1 [data1 data2]]
== [key1 [data1 data2]]
>> append b newline
== [key1 [data1 data2] #"^/"]
>> append b [key2 [data3 data4]]
== [key1 [data1 data2] #"^/" key2 [data3 data4]]
>> save %b.txt
>> 

When opening the file into a text editor, I read :

key1 [data1 data2] #"^/" key2 [data3 data4]

And I would like to read :

key1 [data1 data2]
key2 [data3 data4]

Of course, should I use write or write/string, to resolve the 'newline',
then the blocks are gone :

>> write %b.txt
>>

the file becomes:

key1data1 data2
key2data3 data4

which is not what I'm looking for !

Any ideas ?

Regards,

Christophe
 


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