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browsers wouldn't work. Meanwhile, being able to use REBOL to control
the default browser would also be an important project, for different
reasons. The only mistake would be to decide that because one has been
done, the other doesn't need to
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
HTTP-Header: make object! [
HTTP-Response: Date: Server: Last-Modified: none
Accept-Ranges: Content-Encoding: Content-Type: none
Content-Length: Location: Expires: Referer: Connection: none
Set-Cookie: none
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So what I want todo is the following:
1. Log on to website (ok)
2. Get a webpage with cookie (ok)
3. Get a webpage2 with cookie while sending a cookie.
The first 2 steps are handled by the cookies-client.r script that
I found on rebol.com
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi,
I am trying a command like the following to access a shopping website:
page: read http://www.dstore.com
It reads this into page but the page says:
"To access this site your browser must be accepting cookies."
Is
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I am using Linux, and only dial-up network. When I am
online read dns:// always gets my local name/address,
not the one I get assigned by my ISP.
Windoze behaves the same way. I keep getting the IP of my
network card instead of the
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Personally, I'd like to do all of my web development in Rebol/Core,
but it's looking like I'm going to need to create and access some MySQL
databases. Now I can do that with PHP, but not Rebol/Core, and I have no
idea when Rebol/Command is
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone written a listen utility to monitor port 80? I am trying to
see what the remote web server is sending so that I can respond
appropriately from a rebol client.
www.rebol.org look at Sterling's
Has anyone written a listen utility to monitor port 80? I am trying to
see what the remote web server is sending so that I can respond
appropriately from a rebol client.
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It's just:
read %/computer/c/whatever/file.txt
I tried this at home, and it does not work. I'll try my other network
at work tomorrow as well.
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo -
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It's the same on every platform. On Win, the drive letters become
single letter volumes. Backslashes are not valid. Use slashes.
test: read %/d/whatever/file.txt
HTH
Thanks to all. That worked fine. I can't say I ever came across this
In article 000c01bf612e$ed54a2c0$75390a3f@b2y2n1,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hello to everyone. Just started using REBOL. Just got to say how great it
is. I just finished writing 2 bots to pull information off of websites. The
problem I'm having is that on some of the websites I have to use cookies
Can one do a DNS reverse lookup in Rebol. Examples?
I have web server logs I want to 'fix'.
thanks,
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
http://www.compkarori.com/dbase - The dBase bulletin
In article 000701bf6086$02dbb2e0$[EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Graham
Here's what I get.
read dns://www.yahoo.com
== 204.71.200.68
read dns://204.71.200.68
== "www.yahoo.com"
Hope this helps
Sure does :-)
Interestingly I tried this
read dns://compkarori.co.nz
==
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OK, then why don't Windows 95/98 users take over the product and get it open
sourced? Because the *owner* of a product has to release it to open source
for that to happen
I think that is an irrelevant comparison. Win 98 is a current
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I think you'll find that you can add them, but it takes a couple of days
for the list to be approved.
The same happened to me when I shifted my mailing list from a perl
script to egroups.
Thank you very much for
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Who here has been around long enough to remember the original name of this
language before REBOL was coined :) NO help from the REBOL people. I just
duig up a mirror. Correct answers get a brownie button :)
FLA
Basic?
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Regards,
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So your wait statement becomes...
wait now + 00:05
Hi Allen,
This gives an error
** Script Error: wait expected value argument of type: number time port
block.
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Regards,Graham Chiu
Just to distract you guys from your re-entrant and functional
programming discourse, here's the second iteration of my reminder
script. It's been working since yesterday paging me on my cell phone at
the right times so seems to work. It should cover instances where I
have reminders that are
In article 19991204211703.GVLA50393.mta4-rme@andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Simply do without the quotes! And don't 'reduce the blocks. Like this
example:
Weekdays: [
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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As promised
;msg: to-string read/binary %test/hl7/h024.hl7
hl7: make object! [
msgtype: make block! 2
Hi,
I finally had some time to try this out today, and I get the following
error..
** Syntax Error: Missing ] at
The documentation for wait says:
"If the value is a TIME, delay for that period. If the value is a
DATE/TIME, wait until that DATE/TIME. "
I would think that this would wait for 5 mins
wait 00:05 ; which it does
and so should this
wait now/time + 00:05 ; which does not
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Regards,
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What exactly is the HL7 to which you refer?
The only HL7 I know of is, Health Level 7 (HL7 a standard for electronic data
exchange in (mainly U.S.) healthcare environments).
That's the HL7 I originally asked about. Actually
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I got a little inspired this afternoon. Naturally, you have to change
the schedule to suit yourself and your lifestyle.
[
REBOL [
Title: "Reminder"
Date: 1/December/1999
Name: 'Reminder
In article 19991201055701.IHIE50393.mta4-rme@andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mmmm, yes. Very hard. ;-) I worked all morning, came home 12:30PM, read
my email, read Graham's email, didn't like his script (ask Graham for a
copy if you want), spent the next two hours writing my script, filled
in
Has anyone written any utilities to decode HL7 data?
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
http://www.compkarori.com/dbase - The dBase bulletin
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Graham
I did a few preliminary work and are using Rebol as a socket-to-file
gateway.
But for now I am waiting for Rebol/command with ODBC, as my data are
primarily on a different system.
Hi,
I was thinking of just parsing the data and
In article 19991129005924.QBMP1752249.mta2-rme@andrew,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Can you post your script to the list (if it's really ugly), or to
REBOL.org (if it's not too ugly), please?
Andrew Martin
I'll post here as it really needs redoing. In Andrew Grossman's
cookies-client.r script on
Does anyone have a simple listen script? I want to see what my web
browser is sending to the web server.
I tried the various examples I've seen, and followed the howtos on
rebol.com, but can't get it to function.
Thanks,
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You could use my cookie-client script that is somewhere on rebol.org. It
allows you to read access webpages while sending them cookies.
I'm planning when I have a few minutes free on revising it to work a bit
more nicely and automatically remember cookies and the like.
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DU writes
You might want to try Sterling's proxy (avail. on rebol.org) with a small
modification to save to a file all data passed through. I'd imagine that this
shouldn't be difficult, although I haven't looked at the code recently. Good
luck!
The user's guide says with regard to string values
^[words...] executes a block
yet, print "^[print now]" on 2.2.0.3.1
results in
[print now]
rather than executing the block.
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Graham,
you're right, it appears that functionality is still missing.
I'll fire a bug report off to feedback then.
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
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BTW: Would it be possible for the Rebol team to create an archive Rebol or
ZIP and provide it for downloading? There are some people here having to
pay while they are connected... Robert
You could spider that directory
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I need to use Size? and delete,
anyone got a way to do this please.
Better wait till tomorrow for a reply - they're all celebrating turkey
day!
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
In article 19991126001927.CWSO50393.mta4-rme@andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Graham wrote:
Is anyone working on a Rebol text based web browser a la Lynx? Seems
most of the components have already been written ( parsing forms,
cookie collection ).
I'm waiting for REBOL/Command to come
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so, I guess all I have to do is incorporate these two lines in my http
header but with Cookie: instead of Set-Cookie
This is the http header that I am sending them ( I grab the sesssion cookie first and
have stuffed
it into the header as
Is anyone working on a Rebol text based web browser a la Lynx? Seems
most of the components have already been written ( parsing forms, cookie
collection ).
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I've done a similar thing with my PCS cell phone, except that I
monitor an incoming e-mail address instead of checking a web server.
My PCS provider also provides a web gateway. The attached script
%pcspager.r should give you a pretty good
Does anyone here know how to negotiate a web site that uses cookie based
authentication?
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Regards,Graham Chiu
gchiuatcompkarori.co.nz
http://www.compkarori.com/dynamo - The Homebuilt Dynamo
http://www.compkarori.com/dbase - The dBase bulletin
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DU writes
You could use my cookie-client script that is somewhere on rebol.org. It allows
you to read access webpages while sending them cookies.
I'll head there now ...
I'm planning when I have a few minutes free on revising it to work a bit
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Kev,
I tried out your script with modifications, but I get an error returned
by the mtnsms server 'Object not found'. I don't know what this means,
but I have noticed that in response to posting my userid and password, a
cookie is sent back
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Sprint is still in my toolbox for special jobs. While I'm happy, a lot of
Sprint users (there's still a mailing list) are not. Borland mismanaged
Sprint (and other products), and simply did the end users a massive
disservice. People now use
Is there a way for Rebol scripts to interact with remote web forms?
I would like to automate sending messages to GSM phones via the gateway
at www.mtnsms.com ... ( I want Rebol to monitor my web server, and then
email me on my cell phone if it falls over ).
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Regards,Graham Chiu
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Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 20-Nov-99, you wrote:
g Hmm,
g none of my posts are getting thru.
I meant to write 'none of my posts is getting through.'
Well, I wouldn't say so. :-) I saw your script posted too.
Great. Looks like I'm
Here's a script I cobbled together yesterday so that I can
experiment with a web server behind an ADSL modem with NAT.
Oops. I factored it just before I sent it, and seem to have
introduced a bug :-(
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Graham Chiu
http://www.compkarori.com/amiga
I sent this message before, but since I have not seen it
I have unsubscribed and resubscribed under a new account, and am sending it
again!
Here's a script I cobbled together yesterday so that I can
experiment with a web server behind an ADSL modem with NAT.
Since it's been a year since I
Sorry. Ignore.
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