There's ftp support in tcllib (pure Tcl).
I haven't tried it from within AOLserver but don't see why it shouldn't
work.
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Hi,
I am using the ftp package of tcllib in Aolserver to download a file from a
remote FTP (with username/password).
It's working fine without any troubles.
Regards.
Selon [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
There's ftp support in tcllib (pure Tcl).
I haven't tried it from within AOLserver but don't see why
I've used it with no surprises. Pop-3 works too.
On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's ftp support in tcllib (pure Tcl).
I haven't tried it from within AOLserver but don't see why it shouldn't
work.
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Alfred, Tim, and Jean,
Are you using tcllib within 3.x or 4.x? Will it work in either or both?
How do you load it?
Thanks!
Rob
There's ftp support in tcllib (pure Tcl).
I haven't tried it from within AOLserver but don't see why it shouldn't
work.
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Hi
I have a requirement to make some Tomcat pages available through an
AOLServer host. I would like to do this by mapping a part of the url
space on the AOLserver to Tomcat. e.g
http://foo.bar.com/some/page/index.html goes to /some/page/index.html on
the AOLServer
but
Uytkownik Steve napisa:
I have a requirement to make some Tomcat pages available through an
AOLServer host. I would like to do this by mapping a part of the url
space on the AOLserver to Tomcat. e.g
http://foo.bar.com/some/page/index.html goes to /some/page/index.html on
the AOLServer
but
I looked and didn't see any example code laying around. For sure, I did it
under 3.x (maybe 3.2?) by copying the ftp.tcl into my library directory
(have done similarly for http and pop). At that point I think you don't
need a package require - just say ftp::WhateverCommand and you're set ..
Sorry
I'd like to experiment with nsopenssl 3.x on AOLServer 4.x. I'm aware that
nsopenssl 3.x isn't production ready yet. Still, I'd like run some
experiments but I'm not quite clear how to use the new design.
Following the README file, I've configured nsd.tcl as per the 2.x
instructions. However, I'm
Scott, would you be so kind to enlighten me?
Certainly. Important parts of my test config are at the bottom of this
message. Here's how it works:
At start time, nsopenssl reads the config sections for SSL contexts and
SSL drivers. Each SSL context and each SSL driver has a unique name
within that
On Thu, Sep 25, 2003 at 04:18:21PM -0400, Alfred Werner wrote:
Another option you might want to look into is the TCL port of libcurl -
http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/tcl/
I know on the developer's page he claims to have made it thread safe - I
haven't used the TCL port, but Curl is very well
I've been waiting patiently for the OACS switch to 4.x so we can use Curl
- it really does seem to be the 'best of breed' tool. With Curl and
tDom all we need is a nice SWIG interface to htmltidy and we can
get/parse/munge any doc on the web!
Alfred Werner
Schemathings, LLC
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