World: r3wp

I'm not sure what you mean - I think sqlite is just escaping it in 
the output. ie. same thing as in rebol:

>> as-string #{5E49}
== "^^I"

I'm running REBOL v2.7.8 on an xubuntu box. I want to run the cheyenne 
web server. Anyone know how to dissable automatic startup of Apache2 
server on a Debian-based distro?

Try removing the symbolic link named S80httpd from /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/.

On my Ubuntu 10.04, the symlink seems to be more like /etc/rc3.d/S91apache2, 
so I am not sure for Xubuntu.

I want to put core on a wireless router. Anybody out there doing 
that?

Never done that, but you'll probably need to build a new custom linux 
firmware image for your router.

You can start with OpenWrt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenWrt

I put dd-wrt on a router once, and I heard of fedora on a router, 
and various linux based router os's. I suspect there is three options; 
1. use an x86 pc as a router, 2. use an x86 router, 3. use an arm 
type router with an arm rebol ($$$).

Latest ARM REBOL binaries are v2.5.0, which should be ~9 years old.

Well that is a start.

ew, no async back then. I think there is a work around, but its not 
pretty.

I'm producing a Linux server OS including REBOL, that could be used 
if the router is x86

If the router is ARM, REBOL is a problem, but the Boron or Red languages 
could be used, depending on your needs

@DocKimbel: Thanks! There is a README file in the /etc/rc3.d/ directory 
that indicates to rename the file to a Knnapache2. I'll do it and 
see what blows up. :))

Duke, http://www.debianadmin.com/manage-linux-init-or-startup-scripts.html
(Google is your friend. :)

Ryan, I think Luis was doing some rebol on routers back in the day 
but I could be mistaken.

@Gabriele: - Thank you!! Very good resource ....

Thanks James. I heard someone had done it before. I have pretty much 
decided to scrap the idea for the time being. I seem to be stuck 
on the x86 platform for the time being, and x86 routers are expensive.

Jaime Vargas had a commercial wireless router with embedded Rebol

That was really heavy duty outdoors stuff

Ryan, as long as you're on x86, you could consider Syllable Server:

http://web.syllable.org/pages/about.html#Server

What price range are you aiming for, Ryan? In my experience, x86 
router-like devices are certainly more expensive than the concurring 
architectures, but not prohibitively so.

I.e. EUR 100/USD 130 for a reasonable x86 router box is certainly 
doable.

(Thinking about Alix/Soekris/Orbit Micro-style devices here.)

Under $200 for the router and server (or just router).  Syllable 
sounds tempting.  Can I run stunnel or something else for SSL support?

Does syllable run cheyenne? Can it do something like festival text 
to speech?

Syllable Server includes Cheyenne preconfigured. We're running a 
number of sites on it

SSL can be added to Cheyenne by putting NginX or indeed STunnel in 
front of it, but I haven't done that yet

I am running NginX in front of Cheyenne now without SSL, but it's 
not integrated in a Syllable release yet. I plan to do that in a 
new Syllable Server release in a few months

Before that, single packages can be added or upgraded within Syllable 
Server

Compiling Festival should be possible, too, but it has a few dependencies, 
so those would have to be compiled, as well

Other TTS packages such as FLite or eSpeak could also be used

Is following aproach safe to my server? :-) I use Zentyal, which 
is an add-on upon Ubuntu. My SDK REBOL/Command is screaming it can't 
find libstdc++.so.5

http://re-bol.com/rebol_ubuntu1004.txt

Hmm, does not work, so ....

install the ia32-libs thru your package manager, that should be enough

(apt-get install ia32-libs; no idea about zentyal, though)

hmm, following worked for my "Ubuntu":


wget http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gcc-3.3/libstdc++5_3.3.6-18_i386.deb

sudo dpkg -i libstdc++5_3.3.6-18_i386.deb

Where should I put my rebol executable ideally?

/usr/local/bin

or /opt/rebol-<version>/bin

libstdc++.so.5 is an antiquated version of the C++ system library, 
for GCC 3. The current version, for GCC 4, is libstdc++.so.6

There's probably still a compatibility package for it in Ubuntu, 
which would be the safe way to install it

That package is `ia32-libs` on amd64 (pre-multiarch) and `libstdc++5` 
on i386 (and multiarch amd64). Except for Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid" (the 
current LTS), for which it was decided to drop this ancient version 
of libstdc++ (a decision which was later reversed).

OK, now my rebcmd starts. The other problem is, where does it look 
for the license.key? It is not recognised, when placed to /usr/local/bin, 
neither when it is placed to the dir from where I invoke rebcmd ...

novice questions towards Linux shell usage:

$ cd ~/beagleboard_xm
 $ sudo ./mkmmc-android.sh <Your SD card device e.g:/dev/sdc>

1) what does tilda char means on the first line?

2) I was standing right inside the directory, but could not run the 
scrip, unless I put ./ in there too. What does it do?

tilda = your home directory instead of typing /home/blah/

./ is an abbreviation of the current directory and is required, because 
the script is not in your PATH environment variable.

because the script
 => "because the script path"

ok, thanks. I thought that once I am "standing" in the directory 
(shell shows /home/user/beagleboard_xm), then script in "current-dir" 
is going to be visible. But that is sometimes tricky, I use Midnight 
commande and ctrl+o to switch to console, which puts me sometimes 
in different directory ...