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Tomc 17-Jun-2005 [659x4] | that was not an anominizer but a cgi debugging aid |
an echo proxy .... 3776 is "EC0" in hex | |
it is only up intermittantly | |
for http proxy lists ...http://www.samair.ru/proxy/ | |
Graham 17-Jun-2005 [663] | my mistake. That samair site seems unaccessible to me. |
Tomc 18-Jun-2005 [664x2] | working fine from here |
page: read http://www.samair.ru/proxy/proxy-20.htm == {<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> | |
Graham 18-Jun-2005 [666] | works for me too now |
Tomc 18-Jun-2005 [667] | pages go from 01 thru 20 |
Anton 19-Jun-2005 [668] | Thanks guys. :) |
Graham 20-Jun-2005 [669x5] | http://www.compkarori.com/smtp/index.html A utility to check for valid email ...in beta test. |
Now this is interesting ... Email: [holger-:-rebol-:-com] Smtp-challenge loaded .. domain: rebol.com 220-gs5.inmotionhosting.com ESMTP Exim 4.42 #1 Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:19:13 -0700 HELO compkarori.com 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail. 250 gs5.inmotionhosting.com Hello compka at compkarori.com [216.166.83.25] Mail from: 250 OK RCPT TO: 550-"The recipient cannot be verified. Please check all recipients of this in state 3: 550-"The recipient cannot be verified. Please check all recipients of this user not found | |
Email: [gregg-:-rebol-:-com] Smtp-challenge loaded .. domain: rebol.com 220-gs5.inmotionhosting.com ESMTP Exim 4.42 #1 Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:19:37 -0700 HELO compkarori.com 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail. 250 gs5.inmotionhosting.com Hello compka at compkarori.com [216.166.83.25] Mail from: 250 OK RCPT TO: 250 Accepted in state 3: 250 Accepted ok - user is here! | |
Email: [gabriele-:-rebol-:-com] Smtp-challenge loaded .. domain: rebol.com 220-gs5.inmotionhosting.com ESMTP Exim 4.42 #1 Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:20:01 -0700 HELO compkarori.com 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail. 250 gs5.inmotionhosting.com Hello compka at compkarori.com [216.166.83.25] Mail from: 250 OK RCPT TO: 250 Accepted in state 3: 250 Accepted ok - user is here! | |
Staff changes at RT ? | |
Ladislav 21-Jun-2005 [674] | :-) |
Ammon 21-Jun-2005 [675] | I thought that was public knowledge... |
Gabriele 21-Jun-2005 [676] | you forgot to check [cyphre-:-rebol-:-com] :-) |
Graham 21-Jun-2005 [677] | I did check it :) |
Pekr 21-Jun-2005 [678] | I really don't understand, why there is still Holger? Is he still around? |
Graham 21-Jun-2005 [679x2] | You misunderstand ... that was to show the script working |
See how the mail server rejects the mail address for Holger | |
yeksoon 21-Jun-2005 [681] | For those on Firefox, a RIX search plugin here: http://neusteps.com/sw/rix.zip 1. Unzip 2. Move rix.src, rix.png to firefox searchplugin folder 3. Close and launch browser. |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [682x2] | Is there any easy way to create an app using a View front-end, but manipulate data on a webserver backend? Would a normal method be to write the View frontend, then use cgi for the backend? |
I was thinking of writing a webapp, but I'd rather have View handle the GUI lifting. | |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [684x3] | Yes, no |
I use View for the frontend, and use rugby for the encrypted comms. | |
rugby offers advantages over cgi. | |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [687] | So Rugby runs as a server on its own port and I'd have to poke a hole in my firewall? |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [688] | yes |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [689] | Damn--Rugby is cool. |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [690] | Rugby has an async mode so you could emulate this Ajax concept if you wished as well. |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [691] | Rebol kills me. The deeper you look, the more you find. You wonder why more people aren't aware of it. After playing with Rugby a bit, I don't think I'll write another personal cgi app again. |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [692x2] | Note also that rugby runs as a daemon so you would usually have to run your own web server. |
I guess Rebol/LNS would replace Rugby in the future if it ever gets released. | |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [694] | I'm already running a webserver, so it's no big deal. If the connections are encrypted, I don't mind having the extra port open. |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [695] | http://www.compkarori.com/portal/ is one application I'm running. |
MikeJ 24-Jun-2005 [696x2] | Nice. Simple, small download, response, etc. |
response == responsive | |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [698] | The only problem I have noted is that occasionally my application goes crazy memory wise, and cpu jumps to max .. which fortunately can only be 50% on a hyperthreaded pentium 4 cpu :) I think the problem may be with Rebol and ODBC, and will try to port to Postgresql and use Dockimbels driver instead of odbc. |
sqlab 24-Jun-2005 [699] | Graham: I just tested some of my scripts with rebcmd2512531.exe and so far it seems, that the problems with odbc and catch seems to be gone. I am really curious, if that would cure your problem too. |
Graham 24-Jun-2005 [700x3] | Oh ?? I must try this :) |
But I don't think there's a comparable version of encap ? | |
Hmm. Latest rebcmdview was 30-Jul-2004 :( | |
Graham 25-Jun-2005 [703] | Ok, I have removed the view components from my server, and will now see if odbc works without going crazy. Trouble is, it may take some weeks before this happens :( |
sqlab 27-Jun-2005 [704] | Some weeks in real time or some weeks in a test environment. I log every action and message of my servers, so that I can play them again in a shorter time, but in the same sequence. |
Graham 27-Jun-2005 [705] | Weeks in real time. I had not thought of logging every action .. though I do run a log for some things. |
Alek_K 14-Jul-2005 [706x2] | Is there any sense to run rebol cgi scripts via php with readfile("http://server.com/cgi-bin/myscript.r")? Better option for "nice" url's? |
OK - got it - virtual() sends request to server - so: virtual("cgi-bin/myscript.r"); | |
Kaj 7-Sep-2005 [708] | It's been asked before, but does anyone know what happened to Shlik? |
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