[REBOL] FTP return codes

r codes (that some ftp clients show to users, for example a message "not enough space left on device") Thanks in advance, fantam -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[REBOL] Strange chars in password Re:(2)

st) > path: (url-obj/path) > target: (url-obj/target) > ] > ] > ;e.g usage > ; read authenticate ftp://ftp.securesite.com/private/file.dat > ; read authenticate http://www.securesite.com/private/file.dat > ;-- > Cheers, > Allen K -- Fantam

[REBOL] make-dir

ile Thanks in advance for your thoughts on this. -- Fantam

[REBOL] Strange chars in password Re:

quot;Specifying Network Resources" section above for more detail. -- Fantam

[REBOL] FTP error Re:(3)

-log: "226 Transfer complete." >> Net-log: [ >> ["PORT" port/locals/active-check] "200"] >> Net-log: "200 PORT command successful." >> ** Access Error: Port none not open. >> ** Where: read/binary join xoom file >> >> So, is this a bug? >> -- Fantam

[REBOL] FTP error Re:

ORT command successful." > Net-log: [ > ["CWD" either empty? port/path ["./"] [join "./" port/path]] "250"] > Net-log: "250 CWD command successful." > Net-log: [ > ["TYPE A"] ["200"]] > Net-log: "200 Type set to A." > Net-log: [ > [join "LIST " port/target] ["150" "125"]] > Net-log: {150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.} > Net-log: [ > none "226"] > Net-log: "226 Transfer complete." > Net-log: [ > ["PORT" port/locals/active-check] "200"] > Net-log: "200 PORT command successful." > ** Access Error: Port none not open. > ** Where: read join xoom %spaces%20in%20file.txt -- Fantam

[REBOL] FTP error

port/path]] "250"] Net-log: "250 CWD command successful." Net-log: [ ["TYPE A"] ["200"]] Net-log: "200 Type set to A." Net-log: [ [join "LIST " port/target] ["150" "125"]] Net-log: {150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for /bin/ls.} Net-log: [ none "226"] Net-log: "226 Transfer complete." Net-log: [ ["PORT" port/locals/active-check] "200"] Net-log: "200 PORT command successful." ** Access Error: Port none not open. ** Where: read join xoom %spaces%20in%20file.txt -- Fantam

[REBOL] spaces in file names Re:(2)

Excellent. Thanks. And thanks to all the others that offered the solution. It's a pleasure to be on this list! > Fantam wrote: >> But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs? >>> type? ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test%20test.txt > == url! >>

[REBOL] spaces in file names

Hi, I know you have to enclose file names with spaces within brackets. %"/c/test/test test.txt" But how do you manage file names with spaces in URLs. For example, ftp://usr:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/test/test test.txt Thanks a lot -- Fantam

[REBOL] append Re:(2)

I see. Thanks. Also, I thought that when you create a word within the body of a function without declaring it as local, it would still be local, and not a global one, as it really is. daniel > Hi Fantam, > you're shooting yourself in the foot. > 1. The solution >>> list

[REBOL] word Re:(4)

Marvelous. I'll try to remember all this. Thanks again. > Hi Fantam > You wrote: >> What a wonderful explanation. Thank you for the insight, Larry. >> > You are welcome! I realized after my post that there is another important > point about 'bind and contex

[REBOL] append

make block! 100] count: count + 1 foreach name read dir [ if dir? dir/:name [ append dirtree dir/:name list-dirs dir/:name ] ] dirtree ] print list-dirs dir halt -- Fantam

[REBOL] word Re:(2)

Yes, you are right, nothing is wrong with this method, on the contrary, it may be the most elegant solution. I just wanted to understand how it had to be done with 'bind (see Larry's message), how you can take an existing word and change its context. > Fantam wrote: >> I am

[REBOL] word Re:(2)

What a wonderful explanation. Thank you for the insight, Larry. > HI Fantam > The problem is that the word 'member inside the block referenced by 'code is > bound to the global context when the script is loaded, and it remains so > when the "do code" is

[REBOL] word Re:(2)

script: pcn> REBOL [] pcn> block: ["a" "b" "c"] pcn> code: [print member] pcn> foreach member block [do code] pcn> Upon execution, I get : pcn> ** Script Error: member has no value. pcn> ** Where: print member >>> pcn> I guess I have to use 'bind or 'use somewhere, but I'm not sure which pcn> and how. pcn> Thanks for your help -- Fantam

[REBOL] word Re:(2)

aniel tjwc> Hi Fantam: >> I am confused. Consider this small script: >> >>REBOL [] >> >>block: ["a" "b" "c"] >>code: [print member] >>foreach member block [do code] tjwc> but this works: tjwc> block: ["a" &quo

[REBOL] word

;use somewhere, but I'm not sure which and how. Thanks for your help -- Fantam

[REBOL] Free web hosting services

Hello all, Does anybody know a *free*, rebol-friendly web hosting service, ie. one where you would be allowed to run cgi scripts written in rebol? Thanks in advance -- Best regards, Fantam mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]