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[ALLY] [REBOL] Can't connect to REBOL site with VIEW

 [1/3] from: gord::raboud::home::com at: 17-Aug-2000 11:48


Hello REBOLS;
>There are no new known problems (known to us, anyway) in the networking >code in any of the experimental versions, with the exception of BeOS.
I have tried to run REBOL View and connect to the REBOL site but it reports: Connection Problem. Please confirm that your modem or LAN is connected by running your Web browser, then try again. If it fails, you need to modify your network setup as described above. I have verified network settings and even tried it on two different Amigas and using two ISP, (one with a proxy server and one without). No success. Because this has already been covered, I tried a search through the archive of REBOL messages for the past 100 days and didn't find any answers there. Can someone bring me up to speed as to what I should be doing or checking? Hardware and Software Amiga 3000T, Miami Deluxe, REBOL/VIEW 0.10.18.1.1 Beta Test (3-Aug-2000) Network settings Shaw cable modem, [raboudgo--home--com], mail, mail, 24.64.2.34, 8080, generic I also tried netmail.home.com for mail servers and all proxy types. -- Yours Truly Gordon Raboud [raboudgo--home--com]

 [2/3] from: jkinraid:clear at: 17-Aug-2000 14:40


Hi Gordon,
> >There are no new known problems (known to us, anyway) in the networking > >code in any of the experimental versions, with the exception of BeOS.
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> Shaw cable modem, [raboudgo--home--com], mail, mail, 24.64.2.34, 8080, generic > I also tried netmail.home.com for mail servers and all proxy types.
Try typing this at the console, 'trace/net on', then try and access a site ('read http://www.rebol.com'), and see what happens. You can also use 'trace on', which will print out a ton of stuff, but only the last 20 or 30 lines will be needed to see where the problem occurs. Also, what is the output of this? probe system/schemes/default/proxy Julian Kinraid

 [3/3] from: gord:raboud:home at: 24-Aug-2000 21:12


Hello Julian; Thanks for answering my question. Sorry it took so long to try this out and answer. What you suggested seems to work okay and that 'probe proxy' command has returned some interesting information. The 'User:' function and the 'Pass:' function have queries for a username and password that don't get asked! Carl had me try running a rebol script from the console and that provided a couple answers which I have included in another e-mail.
>Try typing this at the console, 'trace/net on', then try and access a >site ('read http://www.rebol.com'), and see what happens.
Here is the result which is normal, (I think). URL Parse: none none www.rebol.com none none none Net-log: ["Opening tcp for" HTTP] Net-log: {GET http://www.rebol.com/ HTTP/1.0 Accept: */* Connection: close User-Agent: REBOL 0.10.18.1.1 Host: www.rebol.com } Net-log: "HTTP/1.0 200 OK" Net-log: ["low level read of " 10824 "bytes"] == {<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HTML> <HEAD> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html;CHARSET=iso-...
>Also, what is the output of this? > >probe system/schemes/default/proxy >
Here is the result: make object! [ host: 24.64.2.34 port-id: 8080 user: func [][ system/schemes/default/proxy/user: ask "Enter proxy authentication username: "] pass: func [][ system/schemes/default/proxy/pass: ask/hide "Enter proxy authentication password: "] type: 'generic bypass: [] ] -- Yours Truly Gordon Raboud [raboudgo--home--com]

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