Hi, thanks for the information.
I'm using Rebol on Hostgator for testing. Here is a running example:  
http://moldibi.com/cgi-bin/test.r
@Carl: Could you post these explanations to rebolforum as well.

Wed, 29 Sep 2010 10:54:05 +0300 tarihinde Carl Read  
<[email protected]> şöyle yazmış:

>
> Hi all,
>
> Prompted by Tim's recent post about web hosting, I thought I'd mention  
> my experience with getting REBOL scripts running on hostgator.com. I'd  
> planned to do this after I had some serious scripts running on my site,  
> but I haven't got that far yet. However, test scripts have worked and  
> I've a cron-job running, so I know the basics work.
>
> Firstly, before signing up, I'd asked HostGator if it was okay for REBOL  
> to be installed on a website hosted by them. Their reply was: "Yes, that  
> executable can be installed locally on your account. And assuming it was  
> compiled in such a manner as to function with our systems, it should run  
> without error."
>
> The reason I thought HostGator might allow this was because of this  
> thread...
>
> http://rebolforum.com/index.cgi?f=printtopic&topicnumber=15&archiveflag=archive
>
> Next, I needed to know what version of REBOL to run, the answer being  
> here...
>
> http://support.hostgator.com/articles/pre-sales-questions/are-your-servers-unix-linux-or-windows-nt
>
> So, "CentOS Linux x86", aka "Red Hat Linux", which equates to REBOL/Core  
> for "Linux x86 Fedora". (Fedora being 'sponsored' by Red Hat.)
>
> HostGator sites come with cPanel installed, and I used cPanel's  
> file-manager to place REBOL/Core on the site, the file-manager also  
> handling the .tar.gz unpacking. I then followed the instructions here...
>
> http://www.rebol.com/docs/cgi1.html#section-7
>
> to set the permissions and get scripts running. (The cPanel file-manager  
> can be used to set permissions.) And as described in the rebol.com docs  
> linked to above, the following is the format to use in the first line of  
> your REBOL cgi scripts...
>
> #!/home/your-account/rebol -c
>
> Your scripts' file-names need to use a .cgi extension to run, but they  
> can be placed anywhere on your site, not just in the cgi-bin directory.  
> (It's possible they could be made to work with a .r extension, but I've  
> not looked into that/asked about it.)
>
> Finally, I used cPanel to get cron scripts running. The path for a cron  
> script is of the following format...
>
> /home/user-name/dir-path/cron-script.cgi
>
> All in all, this proved to be reasonably hassle-free and the HostGator  
> responses prompt and helpful. (Albeit before I'd signed up, I not  
> needing to ask for any REBOL-related help since.)
>
> Hope that's of some use to someone. (And that there's nothing important  
> I left out. Feel free to ask any questions, anyway.)
>
> -- Carl Read.
>


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