I'm happy to say we finally got our own dedicated, managed server box with OLM in Connecticut. Great prices and support. Linux Red Hat 7.2. We downloaded the Revolution engine in "engines/current" unzipped it and put it in usr/bin/ at root, chmod 775 and it worked right off the bat! No missing library issues.... our server and web sites have a lot more steriods than we would ever imagine using, and that added complexity poses some challenges.

A problem now with remote FTP with libURL to a name based web site on the server. When one sets up a new web site, a CHROOT process is run for the domain and an entire new virtual root is established. From server root the web site is

/home/virtual/himalayanacademy.com

But FTP is blocked to the server root file system for security reasons, and one can only FTP into one or another of the virtual servers-webSites. I can do this in an FTP client, but not with libURL in Revolution. There may be a problem with the fact that to FTP into a name based virtual web site the FTP user has to be

USER: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  ## where the @ sign is part of the string...
PASS: *******


e.g. An FTP client will build the string as follows:


ftp://[EMAIL PROTECTED]//var/www/html/

(two slashes required after the ip address) putting one into the virtual website's html content directory. i.e. it works...

but

on mouseup
put url "ftp://someUser%40domain.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED]//var/www/html/"
end mouseup


Does not work. Any clues?

I also tried

on mouseUp
put urlEncode("[EMAIL PROTECTED]") into tUser
put ("ftp://"&tUser & ":[EMAIL PROTECTED]//var/www/html/") into tUrl
put url tURL
end mouseup


also doesn't work

But from same machine, behind same firewall... it works in InterArchy...

Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
Himalayan Academy Publications
at Kauai's Hindu Monastery
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

www.HimalayanAcademy.com,
www.HinduismToday.com
www.Gurudeva.org
www.Hindu.org

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