I experimented with wait / nowait - it is not a
reason.
It seems for me that reason is platform dependent or
mail server dependent.
The example I decribed in previous mesage I got on an
very old PC with Win95 4.00.950 B (processor 175 mhz)
;-) with MSIE 4.0 and freeware servers: web - Abyss
and mail - Hamster.
Finaly I tested that script on brand new PC with
Win2000pro and ISP mail server - all was running well
- as I expected.
At last I tested it on that old PC with my ISP
mailserver and I got many blue screens, and finaly
result that was the same like on the new PC. But
after a few keypreses Win95 finaly dies.
It looks like that I shoul upgrade my study PC to
continue time effective Rebol studies.
:-|
Janeks
On 5 Apr 2004 at 23:06, Anton Rolls wrote:
I think don't use /no-wait.
(You also might not need to use wait myPop, then ...)
Just a quick suggestion.
The difference between console typing session and
script is: the script doesn't pause in between...
Anton.
> newbie q:
>
> why there is differencies
> f.ex. script:
>
> [
> REBOL [Title: "CGI Test Script"]
> print "Content-Type: text/plain"
> print "" ; required
> print "<html>"
> print "<head>"
> print "<title>Rebol script test</title>"
> print "</head>"
> print "<body>"
> print "<h1>Hello!</h1>"
>
> checkPop: func [user-name passe pop-server port-
> number] [
> myCommands: ["user admin" "pass qwerty" "list"]
> myPop: open/lines/no-wait [
> scheme: 'tcp
> host: pop-server
> port-id: port-number
> ]
> wait myPop
> response: copy myPop
> probe response
> print "<br>"
>
> foreach myCom myCommands [
> print join "<br>>" myCom
> print "<br>"
> insert myPop myCom
> wait myPop
> response: copy myPop
> probe response
> ]
>
> ; print "<pre>"
>
> print "</table>"
>
> print "<pre>quit"
> insert myPop "quit"
> wait myPop
> probe copy myPop
> print "</pre>"
>
> close myPop
> ]
>
> checkPop "admin" "qwerty" "localhost" 110
>
> print "</body>"
> print "</html>"
> ]
>
> Produces following output with do:
> Content-Type: text/plain
>
> <html>
> <head>
> <title>Rebol script test</title>
> </head>
> <body>
> <h1>Hello!</h1>
> [{+OK Hamster-POP3, Hamster-Classic Vr. 1.3 (Build
> 1.3.21.0) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ot-set.he374c91d.invalid>}]
> <br>
> <br>>user admin
> <br>
> ["+OK More authentication information required"]
> <br>>pass qwerty
> <br>
> ["+OK mailbox locked, 3 messages"]
> <br>>list
> <br>
> ["+OK 3 messages"]
> </table>
> <pre>quit
> ["1 411" "2 405" "3 405" "." "+OK closing connection -
> goodbye!"]
> </pre>
> </body>
> </html>
>
> After command quit I am getting just part of response
> while when I am doing the same by typing in console I am
> geting full response after comand, that gives multiline
> response:
>
> >> myPop: open/lines/no-wait tcp://localhost:110
> >> a: copy myPop
> == [{+OK Hamster-POP3, Hamster-Classic Vr. 1.3 (Build
> 1.3.21.0) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> N-not-set.hf8a3c319.invalid>}]
> >> probe a
> [{+OK Hamster-POP3, Hamster-Classic Vr. 1.3 (Build 1.3.21.0)
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ot-set.hf8a3c319.invalid>}]
> == [{+OK Hamster-POP3, Hamster-Classic Vr. 1.3 (Build
> 1.3.21.0) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> N-not-set.hf8a3c319.invalid>}]
> >> insert myPop "user admin"
> >> a: copy myPop
> == ["+OK More authentication information required"]
> >> insert myPop "pass qwerty"
> >> a: copy myPop
> == ["+OK mailbox locked, 3 messages"]
> >> insert myPop "list"
> >> a: copy myPop
> == ["+OK 3 messages" "1 411" "2 405" "3 405" "."]
> >> insert myPop "quit"
> >> close myPop
> >>
>
> Interesting also is that throught cgi the last response
> differs from that I got from running that script in console:
> <pre>quit
> ["1 411" "2 405" "3 405" "."]
> </pre>
> </body>
> </html>
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Janeks
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