Hi,
I think that I spoke a little too soon. ;-( I failed to notice one slight
detail, as the following cut'n'paste from the console will reveal it attempts
to connect to 127.0.0.1 to execute the command, which is fine if the I am
actually trying to use the local machine, but it really doesn't serve much of
a purpose if i want to do it accross a network...
>> do %/usr/rugby/rugby.r
Script: "Rugby" (1-Jul-2002/22:35:56-7:00)
HTTPR protocol loaded
>> do get-rugby-service http://172.30.8.12:8002
connecting to: 172.30.8.12
>> triple 3
connecting to: 127.0.0.1
== 9
Hmm... What could be the trouble, let's see, the docs say something about
using the /with refinement to use something other than local host, let's
see...
>> serve/with [triple] http://172.30.8.12:8002
** Access Error: Network timeout
** Where: continue-post
** Near: open/no-wait dest
Network Timeout, and I am trying to start a server? Maybe I used the wrong
syntax, let's try something closer to what the docs suggest:
>> serve/with [triple] http://:8001
** Access Error: Cannot connect to mail.ucglink.net
** Where: open-proto
** Near: open/no-wait dest
What the heck does it care about my mail server for?
>> serve [triple]
** Access Error: Error opening socket listen port
** Where: init-server-port
** Near: open/no-wait dest
Wait a minute! Now it won't even serve on the the local host?!?
I think I will sit back and relax while the great minds explain! ;-)
Thanks!!
Ammon
A short time ago, Maarten Koopmans, sent an email stating:
> Hi Ammon,
>
> Get the latest on http://www.rebolforces.com/~erebol or
> http://www.vrijheid.net
>
> It is 8002.
>
> --Maarten
>
> Ammon Johnson wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > So Maarten, does it in fact use 8002? Here are my results running on
> > the same linux box that is wide open, you couldn't have it wider...
> >
> >>>do get-rugby-service http://127.0.0.1:8002
> >
> > connecting to: 127.0.0.1
> > ** Access Error: Cannot connect to 127.0.0.1
> > ** Where: open-proto
> > ** Near: open/no-wait/direct dest
> > write-msg msg dest
> >
> >>>do get-rugby-service http://127.0.0.1:8001
> >
> > connecting to: 127.0.0.1
> > ** Access Error: Network timeout
> > ** Where: continue-post
> > ** Near: open/no-wait/direct dest
> > write-msg msg dest
> >
> > So what is happening? The response on 8002 is instant, and as you can
> > tell 8001 takes a while to time out.
> >
> > Thanks!!
> > Ammon
> >
> > A short time ago, Maarten Koopmans, sent an email stating:
> >>Are yo sure the server is running?
> >>Is there a firewall between them? Or a proxy?
> >>
> >>Can you telnet to port 8002 on the remote machine?
> >>
> >>--Maarten
> >>
> >>On Fri, 28 Jun 2002, Ammon Johnson wrote:
> >>>Hi,
> >>>
> >>> One more user attempts to walk into the rugby fold, but gets knowcked
> >>>down at the door. ;-) I have tried to use pat665's tutorial but I meet
> >>>the following
> >>>
> >>>problem from the "client" machine:
> >>>>>do get-rugby-service http://172.30.8.11:8002
> >>>
> >>>** Access Error: Cannot connect to 172.30.8.11
> >>>** Where: open-proto
> >>>** Near: open/no-wait/direct dest
> >>>write-msg msg dest
> >>>
> >>> The server happens to be a Windows 2K Advanced Server, and it *IS* at
> >>>172.30.8.11 and I can ping it from the client machine. I have tried from
> >>>both a linux box and a windoze box with the same error from both. My
> >>>target application is a to have a rugby client running on a linux box
> >>>access the windoze server previously mentioned.
> >>>
> >>>Your help is greatly appreciated!!
> >>>Ammon
> >>>
> >>>
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