On 13-Nov-03, Brett Handley wrote:
>>> Does that work for you, Ashley?
>>
>> No, but see above.
> Hmm..
> Thinking more on this, given the whole NLST handling (if empty?
> file-list []) is a second bite of the cherry at getting a
> directory list, and if you can assume that your FTP server
On 13-Nov-03, Ashley Trüter wrote:
> Hi Brett,
>> Carl and Ashley - thanks for testing my attempt at a patch. I think
>> that parse-dir-list function now needs a ridiculous amount of
>> debugging statements added to identify the exact error point and a
>> port guru added to interpret them! :-)
> > Does that work for you, Ashley?
>
> No, but see above.
Hmm..
Thinking more on this, given the whole NLST handling (if empty? file-list
[]) is a second bite of the cherry at getting a directory list, and if
you can assume that your FTP server will always respond to the LIST command
in a w
Hi Carl,
> Okay - have now. I found the difference between the empty directories
> on the two sites was that Nebularis was returning something so
> file-list wasn't an empty string, unlike the other site. Changing
> the original parse-dir-list from...
So, the Nebularis admin has changed his FT
Hi Brett,
> Carl and Ashley - thanks for testing my attempt at a patch. I think that
> parse-dir-list function now needs a ridiculous amount of debugging
> statements added to identify the exact error point and a port guru added
> to interpret them! :-)
Sounds like a job for . . . RT perhaps? A
On 13-Nov-03, Carl Read wrote:
> I've still not had time to play with parse-dir-list myself. Will get
> there though.
Okay - have now. I found the difference between the empty directories
on the two sites was that Nebularis was returning something so
file-list wasn't an empty string, unlike the
Thanks Anton,
I always use 'for and it's a bad habit.
I'll try to use more repeat.
Regards
Patrick
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 11:50 AM
Subject: [REBOL] Re: Another coffee break problem?
>
> Y
> > Carl and Ashley could you incorporate the code below and test it please:
>
> No luck with the "empty dir" problem. ;(
Carl and Ashley - thanks for testing my attempt at a patch. I think that
parse-dir-list function now needs a ridiculous amount of debugging
statements added to identify the ex
Hi Bruno,
BGA> I have View/Pro, but the machine where I am running it has no X-Server
BGA> at all. Would it work with Rebol/Core by any chance?
Yes. Core 2.5.6 includes the system port. I forgot about that.
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> Ok, I've just joined (BTW nice functionality). I'll start posting my
patches
> there.
First patch posted - yippee!
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Brett.
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At bottom is the post of Carl Sassenrate from October
last year.
Anton.
> Hello.
>
> Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I have this
> script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Bruno
Here is a short script that uses the REBOL system-port to in
The quick answer is no.
I am sure it is possible, though.
Aren't they using SOAP on MS hotmail?
And that uses xml (therefore able to be
parsed by rebol?)
Anton.
> if yes, please tell me the set-user email settings that i should use, or
> should i use the proxy setup?
> tia for any advice.
> bo
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:18:12 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I have
> > this
> > script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
>
> Just a guess. Can you trap a SIGTERM with an event handler? This
> example
> traps a close
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 13:03:13 -0700, Gregg Irwin <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> BGA> Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I
> have this
> BGA> script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
>
> You can use the system port in View/Pro or SDK.
I have View/Pro, but the m
That's not quite how I remember it.
"Marketing reasons" means people asked for it.
Anton.
> ... I also remember someone stating, that current state (product
> diferentiation) is so because of marketing reasons. So - don't you hate
> when marketing stands in the way of technology? ;-)
> -pekr-
Yes, in this case you have *two* connections, and so,
four ports. But you only care about the server-side
port numbers. In FTP, the ftp server acts first as
a server, but when a client requests information,
the server connects back to the client as a "client".
Other programs like peer-to-peer fil
Hi Brett,
> Carl and Ashley could you incorporate the code below and test it please:
No luck with the "empty dir" problem. ;(
>> URL Parse: userid password www.site.com.au none public_html/test3/ none
Net-log: ["Opening" "tcp" "for" "FTP"]
connecting to: www.site.com.au
Net-log: [
none ["2
On 12-Nov-03, Brett Handley wrote:
> Having got success with Ashley's problem, I've had another stab at
> Carl's and I think I may have it - but I can't duplicate the
> original problem so I'm running blind here.
> First I think Scott was right about the port.
> Second I think Anton was right ab
if yes, please tell me the set-user email settings that i should use, or
should i use the proxy setup?
tia for any advice.
bob h
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>From Beethoven to the Rolling Stones, your favorite music is always playing
on MSN Radio Plus. No
Plus, it uses a dialect (sort-of), and has no infinite loops!
Thanks to Anton, Gregg and Volker.
[
Rebol [
Name: 'Values
Title: "Values"
File: %"Values.r"
Author: "A J Martin"
Owner: "Aztecnology"
Rights: "Copyright (c) 2003 A J Martin, Aztecnology
Hi Gregg,
> REBOL.org has a tag for patches, and we're looking at a bug database
Ok, I've just joined (BTW nice functionality). I'll start posting my patches
there.
I guess the "Tested-under" library header can be used to create the version
specific compilations I wrote about.
> as well. Graha
Hi,
how about this one:
basic-magic: [
[0 8 4]
[7 3 2]
[5 1 6]
]
permuts: [[1 2 3] [1 3 2] [2 1 3] [2 3 1] [3 1 2] [3 2 1]]
id: func [block] [reduce [block/1 block/2]]
swap: func [block] [reduce [block/2 block/1]]
magic: copy/deep basic-magic
Am Mittwoch, 12. November 2003 04:27 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> >> do/protect protected-user.r
> >>
> >> Does this makes sense to any of you?
> >>
> >> is there already a way to do so?
> >
> >do/protect protected-user.r
> >->
> >secure[file [allow read]]
> >do %protect-user.r
>
> I'm not sure t
Am Mittwoch, 12. November 2003 19:17 schrieb Gregg Irwin:
> Hi Petr,
>
> PK> Maybe off-topic - but some time ago there was mention of so called
> PK> memory-mapped files. What is that?
>
> Under Windows (not sure about other OSs) an MMF (Memory Mapped File)
> is a "view" of a disk file mapped into
Bruno:
> Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I have this
> script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
Just a guess. Can you trap a SIGTERM with an event handler? This example
traps a close event. Not want you want, but maybe SIGTERMS come your way too.
unvi
Hi Bruno,
BGA> Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I have this
BGA> script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
You can use the system port in View/Pro or SDK.
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Hello.
Is there any way to handle signals sent to a rebol script? I have this
script that *MUST* clean-up when receiving a SIGTERM.
Thanks.
-Bruno
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Max, Brett et all
MOA> Is anyone (rebol.org) up to generating a public (open to
MOA> any project), peer reviewing framework ?
REBOL.org has a tag for patches, and we're looking at a bug database
as well. Graham's REP site has a draft prototype for bug entries that
could be pressed into service a
Hi Petr,
PK> Maybe off-topic - but some time ago there was mention of so called
PK> memory-mapped files. What is that?
Under Windows (not sure about other OSs) an MMF (Memory Mapped File)
is a "view" of a disk file mapped into memory. Multiple processes can
share mappings and so share data in me
http://www.crockford.com/JSON/index.html
in our continuing permathread on integrating
Rebol with other systems etc. take a look at
json.
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François,
Em Quarta 12 Novembro 2003 11:12, Francois Vanzeveren escreveu:
> THis was due to the encoding used by default in ly editor: UTF-8.
>I switch to ISO Latin, and everything is fine on both Linuw and Windows!
Sorry but i know nothing about this. I'd appreciate if you could
talk a littl
At work: I use it for some simple automated email on an IBM RS6000
(AIX). I have it on a LINUX computer, but I use it mostly on a Windows
computer just because that computer has two monitors and is thus easier
to use.
At home: I have it on a LINUX computer, but because of space
limitations that
I think I've finaly caused a good stir...
that's the kind of talk I like:-)
taking of problems we can, to let RT concentrate on those which we can't.
Is anyone (rebol.org) up to generating a public (open to any project), peer reviewing
framework ?
-MAx
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I see that I have a long way to go to reach REBOL mastery.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/10/03 03:12PM >>>
Hi Steven,
What Ingo suggested should work for you. See below.
-- Gregg
REBOL []
mark-my-words: context [
init: does [query/clear system/words]
dump: does [
Hello Max,
Yes, I am still having problems with foreign chars and /View.
It seems REBOL/View under Linux only accepts US keyboard entries and
when I try Brazilian keyboard everything goes wrong.
Carlos
Em Terça 11 Novembro 2003 08:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
> Windows only !
>
> still hav
Hi Carlos,
I had the same problem, both on Linux and Windows version.
THis was due to the encoding used by default in ly editor: UTF-8.
I switch to ISO Latin, and everything is fine on both Linuw and Windows!
Regards
François
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Core and View on Win2k, home and Work
> Hello Max,
>
> Yes, I am still having problems with foreign chars and /View.
>
> It seems REBOL/View under Linux only accepts US keyboard layout entries.
>
> I'd like to know if there are other ppl in the list that use other keyboard
> layou
I've been thinking about this recently. I think standardised patches are a
good idea.
Kept in a simple archive of patch scripts that solve things like FTP
protocol bugs etc. They should be held as a collection with each described
by a simple comment, a REBOL test to allow someone to quickly dete
Hello Max,
Yes, I am still having problems with foreign chars and /View.
It seems REBOL/View under Linux only accepts US keyboard layout entries.
I'd like to know if there are other ppl in the list that use other keyboard
layouts than US (under Linux running X11 and KDE) facing the same proble
Am Mittwoch, 12. November 2003 11:49 schrieb Anton Rolls:
> Shouldn't that be a rom scheme, then?
> eg: rom://file
>
> Or was the read-only an option?
>
The read-only is by 'secure, not the scheme.
But you can switch the scheme to work as ramdisk or write back to disk. so you
can work ram-only
> I wonder, does that mean that the server is actually sending three
> lines at least? I see the - in the second line too. (I'd have to
> check the RFCs on FTP etc, at least before talking about them...
I would say so - what a chatty server! :-)
This from RFC 959:
Thus the format f
Anton Rolls wrote:
>Shouldn't that be a rom scheme, then?
>eg: rom://file
>
>
and I want zip://file :-)
Maybe off-topic - but some time ago there was mention of so called
memory-mapped files. What is that?
-pekr-
>Or was the read-only an option?
>
>Anton.
>
>
>
>>for ram-cache, i wrote a
Hi Brett,
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, 11:56:19 AM, you wrote:
BH> You may have missed my email with the solution - I didn't get it sent back
BH> to me. But you can see it on the REBOL website list page here:
Yup, saw it after sending my mail. I didn't recall about
/multiline at t
Hi Gabriele,
> My guess is that the server is sending TWO lines of answer, i.e.:
>
> 226-66555.9 Mbytes free disk space
> 226-File successfully transferred
Spot on.
> but REBOL only expects and picks one. On the subsequent operation,
> it picks the second line, but of course this confuses it
Shouldn't that be a rom scheme, then?
eg: rom://file
Or was the read-only an option?
Anton.
> for ram-cache, i wrote a ramdisk-scheme long ago. which loaded
> missing files
> from disk and cached. eventually i find it, if you ask. but since
> it was very
> simple and there are some scheme-
You can simplify this to:
repeat i 9 [
Anton.
> for i 1 9 1 [
> Patrick
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Having got success with Ashley's problem, I've had another stab at Carl's
and I think I may have it - but I can't duplicate the original problem so
I'm running blind here.
First I think Scott was right about the port.
Second I think Anton was right about data-connect.
I think that data-connect c
If you provide a script that just works, and
I don't have to think much about install issues,
then I won't hate it, I promise. :)
Anton.
> I just can't sit and look at time pass, Steel has to
> move on and it basically depends on linkable libraries, since its
> tools are so huge. Just let me
Thanks, I will try.
Anton.
> disable the garbage collection and you might get another error
> message which is sometimes more descriptive of the real problem...
>
> really, I've tried this a few times and I was suprised by the
> suddenly meaningfull error I got. I guess it depends on the error
Hi Ashley,
On Wednesday, November 12, 2003, 2:09:56 AM, you wrote:
AT> Net-log: "226-66555.9 Mbytes free disk space"
>>> write site/test/b2 "b"
AT> URL Parse: userid password www.site.com.au none public_html/test/ b2
AT> ** User Error: Server error: FTP 226-File successfully transferred
AT> ** N
Hi Matt,
On Tuesday, November 11, 2003, 8:38:49 PM, you wrote:
MM> I'm making a client software for other users. I need to somehow limit the
MM> ports that rebol will try to open on their computers so that their company
MM> firewalls can be configured to allow access over those ports. Or am I
Volker Nitsch wrote:
>Am Dienstag, 11. November 2003 19:57 schrieb Petr Krenzelok:
>
>
>>Robert M. Münch wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Tue, 11 Nov 2003 09:28:36 +1300, Andrew Martin
>>>
>>><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
When distributing a Rebol script,
include all the functions (wor
Yeah, I think it's not a big issue.
I think when you connect to a web server on port 80,
that's port 80 on the *server* computer side.
Who cares which port your client machine connects to
it with. You could have ten programs, each making requests
on different ports to the same port 80 web server.
I think the problem is that the stack of files
you maintain does not include any information
about dependencies, so you can't check later
that they have been provided for.
The stack is a simple list of files that
only tells you in what order to do them.
Perhaps you can maintain two lists:
- All-P
>
> Hi list,
>
> I am very curious about to know
> how many of us use REBOL under Linux
> and how many use REBOL under Windows
> both at work and at home.
> Would you mind answer a this?
> Thanks
> Carlos
>
view/pro under various Windows.
Core under Linux.
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Hi,
I am using Linux for development purpose, and my wife will be using a
rebol application (kind of CRM) I made for her Social Center (i am not
sure if this is correct english...) on Win98.
Regards
François
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