On 20 Feb 2006, at 23:51, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Yes, I was looking for efficiency as well as privacy (not to
mention simplicity!). I didn't want to do this via getting a cgi;
as I understand it, those calls can be read. (is this still true if
one does it through rev and not with the user
Thanks Dave and Bruce for the info...
This (below) was very interesting;
>(By the way, the engine makes two calls to the url to do this. First
it retrieves the entire url from the server, then writes back the
retrieved data with the new data appended. So this may not offer the
efficiency you exp
On 20 Feb 2006, at 13:20, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Testing out my PayPal thing and running into a few walls:
My brand new Windows XP (home edition) is not allowing my stack to
put some text into my remote file server.
put cr & theText after URL
"ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/revproject/
On 20 Feb 2006, at 13:20, Thomas McCarthy wrote:
Testing out my PayPal thing and running into a few walls:
My brand new Windows XP (home edition) is not allowing my stack to
put some text into my remote file server.
put cr & theText after URL "ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
revproje
Testing out my PayPal thing and running into a few walls:
My brand new Windows XP (home edition) is not allowing my stack to put some
text into my remote file server.
put cr & theText after URL "ftp://username:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]/revproject/reg/key_log.txt"
This has worked on every other comp
