I'm interested, but have too little time right now. In about a month, I'll
probably be back to doing more on this, as it will be the end of the term
for the school, and I'll be back to doing documentation work at the school
for two weeks.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://members.nbci.com/AndrewM
Adam, I wrote that script last year.
With some testing it could work again
properly on latest rebol releases.
Anton.
> Purpose: Quickly tell us which company uses which ip in our network
> 203.*.*.* by parsing int/tam/ipspace (a web page)... and
> searching the local
> file host-sentry.txt
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From: Frontline Assembly
> Im sorry to do this but could someone repost the link to the mysql:// port
scheme. For some reason it appears I removed my message on it.
>
> Brady
http://rebol.dhs.org/mysql-loader.r
at DocKimbel's site
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Howdy, Ryan:
HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Beautiful!! A+ ! :-)
-jeff
> Here is program I wrote a few months ago after getting
> bombarded by spam. It might help.
>
> --Ryan
>
> rebol [
> Title: "Dial Away" Date: 18-Dec-2000 File: %dialaway.r
> Purpose: {
>
Im sorry to do this but could someone repost the link to the mysql:// port scheme. For
some reason it appears I removed my message on it.
Brady
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 07:37:27AM -0600, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I found it here in the docs...
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I found it here in the docs...
shell> mysql --user=root mysql
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO monty@localhost
IDENTIFIED BY 'some_pass' WITH GRANT OPTION;
mysql> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO monty@"%"
IDENTIFIED BY '
Previously, you ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello to All REBOLers !
>
> I am stuck with a problem accessing the serial port COM1 under Windows with
>REBOL/View (I would like to send modem AT commands and receive the resulting strings)
>. Although system/ports/serial lists com1 and com2 as vali
Previously, you (Frank Sievertsen) wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Colin Brizell wrote:
>
> > I have a small question, how can I capture the output in REBOL of
> > the command I call?
There's a script called little-bell.r on rebol.com which might do this.
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I am not sure what you mean? Could you how me an example of your problem?
Here is program I wrote a few months ago after getting bombarded by spam. It might
help.
--Ryan
rebol [
Title: "Dial Away"
Date: 18-Dec-2000
File: %dialaway.r
Purpose: {
I strictly discourage
> Frank,
> Unfortunately this version of command.c dumps core (Segmentation fault)
> even with the following
>
> call "ls"
>
> This happens under RedHat Linux 6.2 libc6
Updated it NOW, found a very stupid bug, others are still there.
Does it work now? Try latest xper of /core.
CU,
F
How making it basically a telnet daemon, but with the rigorous security
features you mention?
--Ryan
Michal Kracik wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> I think that network security is not a problem here. If I remember
> correctly, with C socket library it's possible to listen only on
> a specific interface.
> Frank,
> Unfortunately this version of command.c dumps core (Segmentation fault)
> even with the following
>
> call "ls"
>
> This happens under RedHat Linux 6.2 libc6
>
Hmm.. it works here. (Suse Linux 6.4)
I will try to find the bug, but don't have any time today.
Commander is a v
Frank,
Unfortunately this version of command.c dumps core (Segmentation fault)
even with the following
call "ls"
This happens under RedHat Linux 6.2 libc6
Regards
colinb
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Frank Siev
> I think that network security is not a problem here. If I remember
> correctly, with C socket library it's possible to listen only on
> a specific interface. So if I listen only on local loopback interface
> 127.0.0.1 and some port, noone from the network can attack my program.
> But perhaps the
Michal Kracik wrote:
>
> Hi Frank,
>
> I think that network security is not a problem here. If I remember
> correctly, with C socket library it's possible to listen only on
> a specific interface. So if I listen only on local loopback interface
> 127.0.0.1 and some port, noone from the network c
Hi Frank,
I think that network security is not a problem here. If I remember
correctly, with C socket library it's possible to listen only on
a specific interface. So if I listen only on local loopback interface
127.0.0.1 and some port, noone from the network can attack my program.
But perhaps th
Hi,
I understand that last line, and I think it might work, because I want to
know if there actually is something in /comment, I'll try it immediately,
thanks!
/Regards Stefan
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: den 21 mars 2001 15:33
> To: [
Hello to All REBOLers !
I am stuck with a problem accessing the serial port COM1 under Windows with REBOL/View
(I would like to send modem AT commands and receive the resulting strings) . Although
system/ports/serial lists com1 and com2 as valid, if I query with port? several
possible variatio
If the path (eg) data/comment exists and it IS set to SOME value, eg an
empty string or an empty block, then your first example should have worked:
comment: data/comment
if (length? comment) > 0 [ some code...]
Since it doesn't, then the path could exist yet not set to a value, in
which case th
> I will try to write a solution where REBOL and "Commander" communicate
> with a TCP socket, and stdout is returned to REBOL. It would work both
> in Windows and UNIX.
Cool, using sockets would be a more transparent solution. I didn't use
them because I wanted a solution that can not be attacked
The call-function gives you stdout and stderr as a string.
-> http://proton.cl-ki.uni-osnabrueck.de/REBOL/commander.c
Have fun,
Frank
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Hi,
No, UNIX functions like fork() don't work in Windows.
Commander.c won't even compile in Windows, because it uses UNIX
specific include files. Also, REBOL's graphical console in Windows
can't be redirected. Perhaps there could be another way to communicate
than Null characters in stdout. Someo
From: "Frank Sievertsen"
> Hi Scott!
>
> > Thanks for the contribution. My C skills have grown very rusty (in
fact,
> > they've never been polished; the last C utility I wrote was 4 years
ago). I
> > have gcc 2.95.2, the "ming win" distribution for windows. The program
won't
> > compile; seems
From: Adam Potter
> Hey Scott,
>
> A dialog-type box or form where the user enters the URL and/or IP# and
returns
> the results in a seperate txt file format under the original form itself..
>
>
> GS Jones wrote:
>
> > From: Adam Potter
> > > Im completely new to Rebol and wanted some assistance
Hi Scott!
> Thanks for the contribution. My C skills have grown very rusty (in fact,
> they've never been polished; the last C utility I wrote was 4 years ago). I
> have gcc 2.95.2, the "ming win" distribution for windows. The program won't
> compile; seems that I don't have the include file t
Adam Potter wrote:
> Purpose: Quickly tell us which company uses which ip in our network
> 203.*.*.* by parsing int/tam/ipspace (a web page)... and searching the local
> file host-sentry.txt
OK, so just give us example output from your file you want to parse? We can help
you define parse rules
Purpose: Quickly tell us which company uses which ip in our network
203.*.*.* by parsing int/tam/ipspace (a web page)... and searching the local
file host-sentry.txt
Chris wrote:
> Adam Potter wrote:
>
> > I want to set up a little form where the user inputs a URL and an IP#,
> > the program se
Hey Scott,
A dialog-type box or form where the user enters the URL and/or IP# and returns
the results in a seperate txt file format under the original form itself..
GS Jones wrote:
> From: Adam Potter
> > Im completely new to Rebol and wanted some assistance for the
> > following
> >
> >
That's exactly what I need Chris, how would I go about that? I have changed
the source file to a .txt file already
Thanks in advance ...
Chris wrote:
> Adam Potter wrote:
>
> > I want to set up a little form where the user inputs a URL and an IP#,
> > the program searches thru a word.doc
Hi list,
how can I check if a path has a value.
I've decode some cgi into objects, something like this:
data/name
data/comment
Now, if I want to check if there's actually something in data/comment (as it
sometimes isn't), how should do?
comment: data/comment
if (length? comment) > 0 [ some cod
From: Adam Potter
> Im completely new to Rebol and wanted some assistance for the
> following
>
> I want to set up a little form where the user inputs a URL and an IP#,
> the program searches thru a word.doc file where all is information is
> stored and returns the results in a new window, not
Hi, Frank,
Thanks for the contribution. My C skills have grown very rusty (in fact,
they've never been polished; the last C utility I wrote was 4 years ago). I
have gcc 2.95.2, the "ming win" distribution for windows. The program won't
compile; seems that I don't have the include file termios.
Adam Potter wrote:
> I want to set up a little form where the user inputs a URL and an IP#,
> the program searches thru a word.doc file where all is information is
> stored and returns the results in a new window, notepad for example.
> Can this be done and if so how??
No - no Word support in RE
Im completely new to Rebol and wanted some assistance for the
following
I want to set up a little form where the user inputs a URL and an IP#,
the program searches thru a word.doc file where all is information is
stored and returns the results in a new window, notepad for example.
Can this be
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Colin Brizell wrote:
> I have a small question, how can I capture the output in REBOL of the
> command I call?
>
> eg
>
> Rebol> call "psql -d dbname -c 'select * from tablename'"
>
> This returns all the rows from tablename on STDOUT (?) but I don't see how I
> can assign th
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