I believe I saw an example of doing Ping from rebol somewhere.
On the rebol site? In the rebol examples library? Submitted scripts?
/View stuff? other sites that have rebol code submitted?
Well, anyway, it's worth looking around. If I come across it again,
I'll send a msg to the list.
of ARPA net and the early
days of the Internet, but can't someone come up with a better tool after 20
years??
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On Th
> "I believe IRC uses UDP which should be fully supported
> very soon." - Those were the words of Bo some time ago :-)
Nope, it's TCP/IP.
Petr quoting me:
> For some reason
> it doesn't seem possible to create a udp listen port,
> though.
In view you can see that udp listen ports are working:
;-- UDP listen and send --
x: open udp://:9090
close insert open udp://localhost:9090 "hello udp!"
y: wait red
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> This also points to a potentially larger problem in
> that Rebol doesn't appear to handle any protocol
> not based on TCP.
REBOL handles UDP as well. The UDP handler that is part of Core 2.2 has a few
bugs though, which were fixed in VIEW and will also be fixed
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > This also points to a potentially larger problem in
> > that Rebol doesn't appear to handle any protocol
> > not based on TCP. And unfortunately you can't create
> > your own sockets (to do a ping you need a different
> > socket type th
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> This also points to a potentially larger problem in
> that Rebol doesn't appear to handle any protocol
> not based on TCP. And unfortunately you can't create
> your own sockets (to do a ping you need a different
> socket type than TCP) which means no UDP broadcasting/
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On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> Hi to all you fellow Rebolians,
>
> I am new to Rebol as well as to Network-Programming. I need to develop a
> kind of Ping Tool to check which IP-
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> Hi to all you fellow Rebolians,
>
> I am new to Rebol as well as to Network-Programming. I need to develop a
> kind of Ping Tool to check which IP-adresses in our WAN are connected and
> get the adresses returned.
>
> 1 Q. How can i ping via TCP/IP with REBOL?
Hi, I'm not too knowledgable about ping,
but I'm pretty sure you need to know
the ip address first before you can
try a ping. It might be possible to
finger the ip address of the main
software program on your network
to get all users. Sorry I can't help
more. timmy :)
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Thorsten
I think you have to get the rebol/command version and use a system call.
try [EMAIL PROTECTED] see: http://www.rebol.com/developer.html
Larry
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> Hi to all you fellow Rebolians,
>
> I am new to Rebol as well as to Network-Programming. I need to develop a
> kind o
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> 1 Q. How can i ping via TCP/IP with REBOL?
Hi, I wouldn't go with ping, as needs admin access on some systems.
Robert
Thorsten M wrote:
> I am new to Rebol as well as to Network-Programming. I need to develop a
kind of Ping Tool to check which IP-adresses in our WAN are connected and
get the adresses returned.
>
> 1 Q. How can i ping via TCP/IP with REBOL?
>
> 2 Q. How can i retrieve the connected adresses?
Bein
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