| Check Web Servers |
| check-server.r | 809 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | This script can be used to query a web server, and email webmaster if it fails.
author: James Rathbun |
| Email Spam Filter |
| despam.r | 1.2 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Filters spam by removing all messages from your
incoming email that were not sent directly to you.
Valid email is not affected and remains on server.
author: Scrip Rebo |
| DNS protocol |
| dig.r | v:0.0.1
13.6 KB
21 Feb 2005 | REBOL DIG : Implementation of DNS protocol (RFC 1035)
URL is dig://name-server/TYPE/name
ans: read dig://ns.thomething.com/SOA/thomething.com
ans: read dig://172.30.1.1/PTR/194.252.19.3
ans: read dig::/172.30.1.1/A/noway.myhome.com
you can see a list of available TYPEs in cmd-list in beginning of code
use ans/to-str to [...]
author: VDemong |
| esmtp scheme |
| esmtp.r | v:0.1.0
8.3 KB
6 May 2003 | A modified, extended version of smtp scheme
author: RT, G. Scott Jones |
| File Download CGI |
| file-download-cgi.r | 1.5 KB
10 Aug 2010 | Push file download from web server to browser.
author: nick |
| FTP Chat Room |
| ftp-chat.r | 2.7 KB
30 Jun 2008 | A simple chat application that lets users send instant text messages
back and forth across the Internet.
The chat rooms are created by dynamically creating, reading,
appending, and saving text files via ftp (to use the program, you'll
need access to an available ftp server: ftp address, username, and
password).
Taken [...]
author: nick antonaccio |
| HTML Form Server |
| formserver.r | 1.7 KB
30 Dec 2013 | Creates a web server which serves an HTML form, and then
processes the data input by users. This can be useful when tallying
information from users on a Local Area Network. The users can use
any device (iPhone, Android, netbook, etc.) to enter information into
a shared system, as long as the device has a basic web browser
and [...]
author: nick |
| HTML Form Generator and Server |
| html-form-generator-and-server.r | 7.9 KB
2 Jan 2017 | Creates an HTML form, with any fields, areas, check boxes,
and drop-down selectors you specify, then runs a server to
collect any data entered into the form by users. A cgi version
is also provided, which can be run on most shared host providers.
A little GUI app is also provided to demonstrate how search and
browse collected [...]
author: nick |
| Half-life log parser |
| hllogparser.r | 5.8 KB
4 Mar 2004 | Allows a rebol script to parse server logs from the game: Half-life
author: Cal Dixon |
| Kindle Email CGI Script |
| kindle-email.cgi | 6.1 KB
6 Nov 2011 | This is a super simple email program which you can run on your web server
to provide email access (read, send, delete, etc.) to multiple accounts, using
the simplest of browsers. This was written to be used on a Kindle with 3G
access, and was actually written and implemented entirely on that Kindle,
using nothing more than my console.cgi [...]
author: nick |
| REBOL Directory Services Lookup |
| lookup.r | v:1.1.0
3.7 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Provides a simple but effective directory server for
peer-to-peer and other types of REBOL applications.
Can be installed on any CGI webserver.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| Handy Server Monitor Window |
| monitor.r | v:1.0.0
2.8 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A handy script that monitors various servers (such as
web and email servers) and displays them in a nice little
status window.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| National Geographic Image of the Day Downloader |
| ngbg2.r | v:1.2.5
12.3 KB
11 Sep 2007 | Downloads all the Picture Of The Day images (current and past)
from the National Geographic website and saves it to a location of your choice.
Revisions:
Version 1.2.5 Checked to see if the large wallpaper exists and if not to use the smaller
wall paper image.
Version 1.2.4 Changed from Viewing the POTD to Browsing the POTD which then
allows the user to go back [...]
author: Gordon Raboud |
| never cache |
| never-cache.r | v:1.0.2
2.7 KB
10 Oct 2004 | function that outputs rebol and javascript code to ensure a page is always freshly
loaded from the server
author: Anton Rolls |
| Printing module using PCL |
| pclprt.r | 14.6 KB
27 May 2014 | A COBOL-like method for printing basic
text-oriented business reports.
author: Steven White |
| Get Patent |
| patent.r | v:1.2.0
5.9 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Downloads various types of patents from the l2.espacenet.com server.
Normally espace forces you to download the patents one page at a time.
This script gets all of the pages for you automatically.
Shows various progress bars and time estimates.
There may be patents that this does not get because I can not
find any documentation on how l2.espacenet encodes its URL's.
If you [...]
author: Bob Paddock and Astrid Sindle |
| CGI Remote Console |
| remote-console.r | 2.5 KB
26 Sep 2009 | Allows you to type REBOL code into an HTML text area, and have
that code execute directly on your web server. The results of the
code are then displayed in your browser. This essentially functions
as a remote console for the REBOL interpreter on your server. You
can use it to run REBOL code, or to call shell programs directly on [...]
author: [unknown] |
| rmoocks |
| rmoocks.r | v:1.0.0
3.5 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Emulates, with a few lines of Rebol code, the CommServer flash XML socket
server from Moock and Clayton.(see www.moock.org for the flash client.)
The server sends a simple xml doc like <NUMCLIENTS>numclients</NUMCLIENTS>
as soon as someone enters or leaves the server.
By updating and comparing the old and updated value of numclients, The Flash
client knows if someone has entered [...]
author: SuperTomato |
| UDP Signin Server |
| udp-signin-server.r | 2.0 KB
3 Aug 2010 | Together with %udp-signin-client.r this program alerts users on a network
that a new user has arrived and logged in. Client users are only notified
when the new user has signed in specificly to see them. Because this script
uses UDP, the client alarm application does not need to connect to any
specific IP. Anyone who runs the client [...]
author: nick |
| Micro Web Server |
webserver.r
discussion | 2.1 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Here is a web server that works quite well and can be
run from just about any machine. It's not only fast,
but its also small so it's easy to enhance.
author: [unknown] |
