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[REBOL] Re: Linux shell access ??

From: volker::nitsch::gmail::com at: 2-Mar-2005 14:50

On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 22:04:21 +0100, Gruss Ronald <[ronaldoff--free--fr]> wrote:
> Tried this from shell, but never got the rebol promt (>>) > > rebol2558042 > REBOL/Core 2.5.58.4.2 ALPHA VERSION (Jan 4 2005/22:21:01) > Copyright 1997-2004 REBOL Technologies > REBOL is a Trademark of REBOL Technologies > All rights reserved. > > Component: "REBOL Mezzanine Extensions" 1.2.0 (1-Aug-2004/22:34:12) > Component: "REBOL Internet Protocols" 1.71.0 (4-Nov-2004/21:08:24) > Finger protocol loaded > Whois protocol loaded > Daytime protocol loaded > SMTP protocol loaded > POP protocol loaded > IMAP protocol loaded > HTTP protocol loaded > FTP protocol loaded > NNTP protocol loaded > Component: "Command Shell Access" 1.9.0 (3-Jan-2005/21:08:57) > Component: "System Port" 1.4.0 (1-Aug-2004/18:58:28) > Script: "User Preferences" (23-Jan-2005/0:35:03+1:00) > > Did I miss something ?
Yes. termcap. rebol has changed console-handling. to enable piping/redirection IIRC :) but it needs the very old termcap-stuff. On debian/knoppix i found http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=termcap&searchon=names&subword=1&version=stable&release=all and did "apt-get --install termcap-compat" IIRC. after Gabriele figured out access to /etc/termcap failed. Serach in your distros package-manager.
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