Hi,
If you have special characters in password (like spaces or commas)
the login procedure may have problems...
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Hi,
Has anyone succesfully used Rebol to access their Lycos email?
Running a trace, my password is rejected, yet when I go to their site I can sign and
get my mail using the password.
>> mailbox: open pop://philiphbevan:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
URL Parse: philiphbevan mypassword pop.lycos.co.uk none
you are so right! I'll fix this next week.
The http transport does not have this problem I think as it doesn't use
decompress.
Thank you very much!
--Maarten
> Hi, Marteens,
>
> this permits to execute more complex code on a rugby tcp server:
>
> p: open/binary server
> k: mold compress mold/
Hi!
FYI, development part 3 has been posted today to the new list.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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Hello Andrew!
On 01-Feb-02, you wrote:
AM> Also, be sure to use the literal word 'newline, not the value
AM> of 'newline. I made this mistake and it took me a while to
AM> work it out.
BTW, if you use the 'as-is paragaph alignment, you can use newlines
in the text too.
Regards,
Gabriele
Hi Maarten
Here is a problem and the related suggestion regarding rugby XPi.
The problem
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To experiment with rugby, I was trying to split the tic-tac-toe program in
two part : a server and a client.
Foolishly I started my server with the following line :
serve [compute-move get-res
Friday, February 01, 2002, 3:25:51 AM, Ryan wrote:
> Also, please check into the CGI non-parsing headers problem which
> was pointed out in a different response. IIS is easy to administer
> and it would be nice to be able to run Vanilla on IIS.
that is an IIS feature - it'd be better if microso
Hi, Marteens,
this permits to execute more complex code on a rugby tcp server:
p: open/binary server
k: mold compress mold/only [print 6]
msg: join "0041" k
insert p msg
close p
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the lyrics to the song "99 bottles of beer on the wall" -
implemented in REBOL:
http://www.reboltech.com/library/html/beersong.html
implemented in ETA:
http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tech/eta/pit/bottles.eta
The ETA Programming Language
http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tech/eta/doc/manual.html
I have found that this breaks a Rugby server:
1) open the remote tcp rugby server port
2) insert port join "0004" "halt"
The problem is in:
decompose-msg: func
[
{Extracts a message that has been transmitted on the wire.}
msg [any-string!]
]
[
return do decompress do trim
Hi Robert
> I have one choice field with some choices and depending on the user
selection
> the list of entries for an other choice should be modified. Both choice are
> visible.
Your code didn't work for me -- 'lab must be a personal word. But I think
this code demonstrates what you are tr
Hi All,
This announce is only for View/Pro or View/Command users:
If you are interested check new version of Mouse pointer handler at
http://www.sweb.cz/cyphre/cursors.r
This version has been reported to work on Windows98se, Windows2000
and WindowsXP. If you are running another version of Windo
Hi, after being able to specify a block of choices with data I have the next
question:
I have one choice field with some choices and depending on the user selection
the list of entries for an other choice should be modified. Both choice are
visible.
Here is my snippet but this doesn't work:
lab
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