| IP Addresses |
| ipaddress.r | v:1.0
2.9 KB
8 Dec 2006 | How to know local and wan addresses with Rebol
author: François Jouen |
| Ping using Win32 API |
| ping32.r | v:1.0.0
3.6 KB
18 Sep 2009 | Real (ICMP) ping using Win32 APIs
author: Endo |
| CGI wrapper function for debugging |
cgi-debug.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.1
2.6 KB
7 Jan 2005 | Provides debugging info for scripts running as a CGI under a webserver
author: Sunanda |
| Rugby |
| rugby4.r | v:4.0.2
28.4 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| REBOL Mapping of all win32 API errors |
| win32-errors.r | v:1.0
193.9 KB
8 Sep 2010 | [no purpose header found]
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
| Binary File Transfer |
| binary-file-transfer.r | 1.2 KB
4 Dec 2009 | Demonstrates how to transfer binary files between 2 computers
connected by a TCP port. This is a shortened version of the script
explained at http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/recipes/0058.html .
There are 2 separate programs here - one to run as server, and another
to run as client. The script is configured to demonstrate on a single [...]
author: nick |
| URI |
| uri.r | v:1.1.1
1.7 KB
13 Mar 2003 | URI parse rules.
author: Andrew Martin |
| SMTP challenger |
email-check.r
discussion | 1.5 KB
26 Nov 2005 | Issues an smtp challenge to see if recipient email address exists.
Some mail servers will respond okay anyway to protect users from spammers.
author: Graham Chiu |
| Anonymous CGI session services |
acgiss.r
documentation | v:0.0.1
8.1 KB
18 Dec 2006 | Provide basic cookie support for CGI scripts
author: Sunanda |
| FTP CHMOD |
| ftp-chmod.r | 990 bytes
31 Jul 2010 | This is a workaround for REBOL's inability to chmod files (set permissions)
with the built in FTP protocol. This script is for MS Windows, but Macintosh
and Linux also have command line FTP programs built into the OS that can
be used similarly with REBOL's call function.
author: nick |
| Intercom (Voice Communicator) |
| intercom.r | 3.0 KB
12 Nov 2009 | A walkie-talkie push-to-talk type of VOIP application. Extremely simple -
just records sound from mic to .wav file, then transfers the wave file to
another IP (where the same program is running), for playback. Sender
and receiver open in separate processes, and both run in forever loops
to enable continuous communication back and forth. [...]
author: nick |
| Peer to Peer Instant Messenger |
| instant-messenger.r | 3.8 KB
29 Jun 2008 | Exchange text messages directly via TCP/IP network port.
Taken from the tutorial at http://musiclessonz.com/rebol_tutorial.html
author: nick antonaccio |
| AIOE Newsgroup Test |
| newsgroup.r | v:1.0.0
13.3 KB
8 Mar 2008 | - an application of NNTP protocol
- and an introduction AIOE.org
author: R.v.d.Zee |
| Network Tools |
| nettools.r | v:1.1
8.6 KB
12 Jul 2006 | Collection of network tools
author: François Jouen |
| Rugby |
| rugby3.r | v:3.4.0
22.7 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| SmartUDP |
| smartudp.r | v:1.0.0
6.0 KB
22 Aug 2006 | Send freely paramterized UDP packages, save and load your presets, choose targets from history.
author: Varga Árpád |
| UDP IP Broadcast/Receive for TCP Client/Server |
| udp-ip-for-tcp-client-server.r | 3.5 KB
16 Feb 2014 | This script demonstrates a solution to a typical problem encountered
with TCP network apps. A TCP server needs to be found at a known
IP address. One solution is to configure your server machine with a
static IP address in the router. This setup step is different for every
router manufacturer, is often beyond the technical ability [...]
author: nick |
| UDP IP Broadcast/Receive for TCP Client/Server |
| udp-ip-broadcast-receive-for-tcp-client-server.r | 3.5 KB
26 Jan 2014 | This script demonstrates a solution to a typical problem encountered
with TCP network apps. A TCP server needs to be found at a known
IP address. One solution is to configure your server machine with a
static IP address in the router. This setup step is different for every
router manufacturer, is often beyond the technical ability [...]
author: nick |
| UPnP - IGD V1.0 |
| upnp-igd.r | v:0.1
14.3 KB
10 Sep 2006 | UPnP-IGD tool to discover and control an Internet Gateway Device via UPnP
author: marco |
| Example for async dns:// and spam dns server |
dns-async-example.r
discussion | 3.9 KB
4 Oct 2003 | Example code to:
1) use the dns:// protocol in async mode
2) use the dns:// protocol to check spam address in async mode
author: Romano Paolo Tenca |
| REBOL Blogger |
blog.r
documentation | v:1.3.2
18.3 KB
10 Jan 2005 | The blog system written and used by Carl Sassenrath,
REBOL's creator. This script will let you post and
update blogs on your website using just a web browser.
Generates summary and index pages, blog searches, etc.
Extensible with Makedoc2 for more formatting options.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| REBOL Blogger |
new-blog.r
discussion | v:1.4.1
39.0 KB
11 Jul 2007 | The blog system written and used by Carl Sassenrath,
REBOL's creator. This script will let you post and
update blogs on your website using just a web browser.
Generates summary and index pages, blog searches, etc.
Extensible with Makedoc2 for more formatting options.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| Rugby client and server |
| rugby_server.r | v:2.0.0.0
17.6 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| TCP port scanner |
oneliner-tcp-port-scanner.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
850 bytes
20 Jul 2003 | This is a simple port scanner. Given a TCP address, it will tell you which of the
first 100 ports are accessible. The address can be a host name or number. For example, use
"localhost" to scan ports on your own machine. You can scan more ports by increasing the
number (from 100), or you can scan ranges by using a FOR loop rather than REPEAT.
author: Anonymous |
| args - generic command-line argument parser. |
args.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.1.10
29.9 KB
17 Dec 2008 | End to end command-line argument management. Using a command-line description dialect parse a command-line and if its valid, construct a context which reflects it.
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
