[REBOL] cgi question

Hi all, (REBOL on FreeBSD and Linux) I can send mail to the two obscured email addresses in the script below from REBOL command w/o any problems. The send/header below however always fails. Anything obvious this newbie might be doing wrong? How can I test what exactly the problem is if not

[REBOL] Re: SMTP Authentication

Hi, Stuart, From: Stuart ... > I hope I followed your directions properly. > Can you help me figure out what is wrong? ... for rest of email, see: http://www.rebol.net/list/list-msgs/35906.html This is an interesting situation. It appears as though you did everything correctly, assuming

[REBOL] Re: command line stuff

Hi Tom, TF> if I have a script, say, blap.r, that has a function, TF> a: func['b 'c] ["blah" "blah"] TF> how can I, from bash (my shell) execute something like, TF> $ blap.r b c Put a shebang line at the top of your script, including the -c option to tell REBOL to run in CGI mode, then just PRIN

[REBOL] Re: command line stuff

Within the blap.r script, probe these: system/script/args system/options/args You should see your command line strings b and c there. As for getting output back into the shell, um... you might have to call an external program to show your output. ie something like: call join "cat " mol

[REBOL] Re: list members with virus infections

Thanks Graham. Ok, here's my basic advice for securing WinXP boxes. (That means - taking some steps on the never-ending road to a secure windows box.) - AVG antivirus - Spybot Search & Destroy (A free and great program) - AdAware 6(free version) - ZoneAlarm and also constant vigilance...

[REBOL] Re: Using "repeat" in write/append/lines

Hi Stuart: >> repeat i 10 [write/append/lines %output.txt "*"] >> >> >>should do it >> >> >> >> >>>But instead of ** in the appended line I would get a single * >>> >>>Can anyone help? >>> >>>Stuart >>> >>> try: repeat i 10 [write/append %output.txt "*"] -- To unsubscribe

[REBOL] command line stuff

Hey guys, I'm pretty sure this has been covered before, but I couldn't remember it, and a search couldn't find it. if I have a script, say, blap.r, that has a function, a: func['b 'c] ["blah" "blah"] how can I, from bash (my shell) execute something like, $ blap.r b c -- -tom -- signat

[REBOL] Re: Using "repeat" in write/append/lines

<> Tom, what that did was print a single * on consecutive lines like this: * * * * * * * * * * Instead of having them on a single line like this ** Stuart > Original Message > From: Tom Conlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Date: Tue, May-4-2004 3

[REBOL] Re: SMTP Authentication

Scott, I hope I followed your directions properly. Can you help me figure out what is wrong? I created a program with the following contents (username, password and destination address obscured). == REBOL [] system/schemes/smtp/handler/open-check: [none "220

[REBOL] [REBOL.org] Recent changes

[REBOL] [REBOL.org] Recent changes This is an automatic email from REBOL.org, the REBOL Script Library to notify you of recent changes to the Library. ===changes=== lds-demo1-package.r --change: updated script --title: Demonstration of a Package on REBOL.org --owners: greggirwin sunanda

[REBOL] Re: [REBOL.org] [ANN] Packages: the next generation

Thanks for the responses Sunanda and Maxim. > btw which version did you try? Um, good question. Whatever was current on rebol.org when I posted my original message (: Regards, Brett. -- To unsubscribe from this list, just send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe as the subject.