Thanks Ryan I received the message. It looked fine in Outlook.
Looking at the boundary lines and headers it seems that your Be email client
has created two attachments.
One for the image and one for the Be operating system attibutes for that
file and seperated them with boundaries. It has then wra
Howdy, Ladislav:
There is an equally simple effective defense to such an attack:
;- dump-it disposes the untrusted script
check-object: :query
unset 'query
if error? try [do %untrusted.r][dumpit]
if not ok-changes? check-object/clear system/words [dump-it]
A
Louis wrote:
> I am using one frames based web site to tie several other web sites
together so as to be able to navigate through them as parts of a unified
body. The header frame has links to the various web sites which display in
the main frame.
>
> This is working great except for one problem:
Dear REBOL friends,
I am using one frames based web site to tie several other web sites
together so as to be able to navigate through them as parts of a unified
body. The header frame has links to the various web sites which display in
the main frame.
This is working great except for one pro
OK. The newer version of %detach.r worked fine with the Windows NT/
Pegasus e-mail message. But it is having trouble with the BeOS R5 Pro/
BeMail e-mail message.
Here are the /content-type and /content results of using 'probe to view
email objects as REBOL sees them. As you can see, the "boundar
You're correct. I obtained %detach.r from the rebol.com site. The
script at rebol.com is dated 9-June-1999 while the script at rebol.org
is dated 15-Sep-1999. I guess someone needs to update the script at
rebol.com
>I think http://www.rebol.org/email/detach.r may be different to what
you
>hav
> Currently, %detach.r and the accompanying %attach.r are the only
> resources/examples available concerning e-mail attachments and REBOL.
Hi Ryan,
I think http://www.rebol.org/email/detach.r may be different to what you
have.
Cheers
Brett.
I take this back. I'm sure most MIME headers conform to the standard.
I'm giving the RFC 1521 link you gave me a good read so that I can get
a clue as to what may be going on.
Thanks.
>In parsing the /content of an e-mail object! I suspect there may be as
>many different ways of presenting th
The %detach.r script had problems with messages sent from the
following...
1. BeOS 5 Pro with BeMail e-mail client
2. Windows NT 4 with Pegasus e-mail client
My suspicion is %detach.r hasn't been tested against very many e-mail
clients (the author isn't to blame for this.)
In parsing the /con
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 10:45 PM
Subject: [REBOL] User defined events in /view ? Re:(2)
Hi Brett,
> That's damn sneaky Allen. The rate setting working as a substitute for my
> POST event command very smart.
>
> S
Hey guys,
Just a quick question, because I'm too tired to try it right now:
Is it possible to run a rebol script in cgi-mode(--cgi) to act as a
webserver/proxy type of thing? I want to use it as a hub for realtime
chat or something...
Thanks!
Rachid
PS. By the way, I like the "new" direction
Thanks Gabriele, getting the data into list was my next question :)
Brett
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 3:44 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: %detach.r
I would suggest you learn about MIME, it will give a better understanding.
(It will help you recognise and fix poorly constructed mime messages too,
I have a rebol CGI script running in the unsecured
part of my domain at
http://johnsons-web.com/cgi-bin/hello-world.r
if I attempt to access the same script from
https://johnsons-web.com/cgi-bin/hello-world.r
secure domain, I get an error message from the browser.
I also have a perl script runni
OK, making the change and running the script produced the following
result:
>> detach msg2
starting decoding process...
Boundary string: _--_BeOS.rmp.960760
Found message attachment; remaining length: 10312
Found message attachment; remaining length: 15
breaking... attachents finished
== [no
> Hi,
> it's much worse. If Untrusted doesn't have Do, it can use If, Else,
> Use, While,...lots of other possibilities.
> Instead of load Untrusted can use:
> ld: get to word! "load"
> Moreover, Replace is not enough to clear Untrusted.
> The moved System is a higher obstacle.
> foreach n
Hi,
it's much worse. If Untrusted doesn't have Do, it can use If,
Else, Use, While,...lots of other possibilities.
Instead of load Untrusted can use:
ld: get to word! "load"
Moreover, Replace is not enough to clear Untrusted.
The moved System is a higher obstacle.
>
>
>Clever! Okay,
My REBOL-powered mailing list accumulator is now live at http://abooks.com
... In fact, that site now has eight REBOL scripts running its main page.
I'm thinking seriously now about doing a REBOL e-commerce book. I invite
suggestions as to what you would like to see covered in some a tome.
Thank
Clever! Okay, so untrusted isn't allowed to use load
bind or do.
REBOL []
if error? err: try [
do func [/system/rebol/query] compose/deep [
do [(script: read %untrusted.r
foreach nope ["load" "bind" "do"][
replace/all script nope "none"
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 11-Giu-00, you wrote:
b> Now, the window does not show until the network read is done.
b> Because the network read is slow, the window does not appear
b> straight away. In fact the Rebol icon does not appear on the
b> task bar (Windows NT 4) until the window is cr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I tracked the problem with build-lib.r to syntax errors uncovered by
> load/header when encountering size literals of the form x. REBOL
> 2.2.0.3.1 clearly doesn?t understand them:
>
> >> val: 1x10
> ** Syntax Error: Invalid integer -- 1x10.
> ** Where: (line 1) val:
yep.
> Will binaries for all 37 platforms be available on the CD?
>
> At 01:17 PM 6/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >
> >> Well, it looks like REBOL is finally going to hit the big time. There
> >> is going to be a "Dummies" book out in September.
> >>
> >> 8-)
> >>
> >
> >There is? Well, since the
I tracked the problem with build-lib.r to syntax errors uncovered by
load/header when encountering size literals of the form x. REBOL
2.2.0.3.1 clearly doesnt understand them:
>> val: 1x10
** Syntax Error: Invalid integer -- 1x10.
** Where: (line 1) val: 1x10
>> val: [ 1x10 ]
** Syntax Error: In
That's damn sneaky Allen. The rate setting working as a substitute for my
POST event command very smart.
Still, a 1x1 image... shades of HTML solutions :)
I wonder about few things though. When does the count down for rate start?
Will this change in a different Rebol version? Will the "user expe
Hi Jeff,
how about:
do load {query/clear system/words}
?
>
> Howdy, Ladislav:
>
> Woops, an even simpler defense:
>
> if error? try [
>do func [/query/system/rebol] compose/deep [
> do [(load %untrusted.r)]
>]
> ][dump-it]
> if not ok-mods? query/clear system/words [dump-it]
I am new to REBOL but not to programming and was surprised to find that the
open brace is not an escape character in brace delimited strings.
>> str: "can mix } and { in any way { in quotes"
== "can mix } and { in any way { in quotes"
works as I expect.
>> str: {can nest braces {like so {to any
Hi Brett,
Here is a little VID style element you can use to perform a particular
action onload. This will fire up after the
screen shows. The 'action is whatever is in the [] just like normal vid
stuff.
gadget: stylize [
onload image [
size: 1x1
rate: 1
cue: none
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