Re: open secure socket... using certificate

Hi Richard...the man in the middle attack is exactly the thing I was thinking of. On Fri, Jan 29, 2021 at 1:09 AM Richard Gaskin via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Tom Glod wrote: > > > Richard. in the labs .. I am testing the viability of using > > Livecode as

Re: Text field in Windows standalone not receiving keyboard focus

Andrew: > I can’t add a breakpoint because the Remote Debugger > will take focus from the standalone Behold the power of the log file: Logs DOMINATE standalone debugging for all but the simplest issues. They don't affect focus, either. (Remote Debugger is cool, but like most things, has big

Re: Text field in Windows standalone not receiving keyboard focus

Andrew, are you using Parallels/Windows for testing? I just saw something somewhat similar where I suddenly couldn’t paste into a field; typing did work (Windows 10 running in Parallels, in IDE, not runtime). I went to Parallels’ settings for Windows, unchecked and rechecked “Share clipboard”

Re: Text field in Windows standalone not receiving keyboard focus

> - add a keydown handler in the field. Is it received? This is received under the same circumstances described before. I can’t add a breakpoint because the Remote Debugger will take focus from the standalone, which is one of the known workarounds. If I add an answer “foo” the focus is

Re: open secure socket... using certificate

Xojo is not multi platform. If you want to move, which i regret, I strongly advise you to go for the B4X platform. Get Outlook for Android From: use-livecode on behalf of Bernard Devlin via use-livecode Sent: Friday, January 29, 2021

Re: installing and running LC on 'headless' linux server

Ben, is there a reason why you do not install/use Livecode Server instead of Livecode IDE on your system? You could run livecode scripts directly from shell. Regards, Matthias - Matthias Rebbe Life Is Too Short For Boring Code > Am 29.01.2021 um 19:44 schrieb Ben Rubinstein via

installing and running LC on 'headless' linux server

So I want to install LC on a headless - i.e. no GUI, access over SSH - Ubuntu 20. (Then I'll be using it to run a particular stack on a cron job.) I've done this a long time ago with a standalone - but in this case I'd rather be able to do it with a stack. The only thing that I know about

Re: open secure socket... using certificate

Hi Richard The idea of client certificates was why I was looking for this feature for the past 15 years. I know that PKI is complex but it is important (which is why browsers implemented it decades ago). Even tsNet behaves very differently on Windows and OS X when it comes to server certificates

Re: Double sided PDF Problem

Brian: > I’d like to print decks of cards, front and back This post has become a master puzzle of its own! Enough detail to elicit solutions, yet still open-ended. Each answer makes its own assumptions, and solves a different problem. But I like it. So OK, I'll join. Here goes My own

Re: Double sided PDF Problem

On 1/29/2021 11:16 AM, Bob Sneidar via use-livecode wrote: As an IT technician working for a copier sales and service company, I always discourage page imposition in the document itself. Most print drivers have a means of producing booklets and handle the imposition for you. If you are indeed

Re: Double sided PDF Problem

As an IT technician working for a copier sales and service company, I always discourage page imposition in the document itself. Most print drivers have a means of producing booklets and handle the imposition for you. If you are indeed producing booklets, I assume they need to be center stapled

Re: Double sided PDF Problem

I may be missing something, but a document itself is not double sided. I think you may be saying that you want to automate the process of printing and force the output to be double sided. I do not think that is possible, although I can see how that would be useful to push print properties

Re: open secure socket... using certificate

Bernard Devlin wrote: > On Thu, Jan 28, 2021 at 4:44 PM Richard Gaskin wrote: >> Is this specific to the server "accept" not supporting SSL, >> or something client-side? > > Hi Richard, it's client side. > > The project is a messaging app, principally for mobile. SSL/TLS > certificates issued

Re: OT Friendly customers....

Yikes. I took my eye off the list for just a few hours... Folks, please, no. None of this here. We are here to discuss something we have in common, viz, LiveCode. I like to think that focussing on something we have in common helps to heal divides and reduce extreme views on all sides, but

Re: open secure socket... using certificate

Hi Richard, it's client side. The project is a messaging app, principally for mobile. SSL/TLS certificates issued with client software enable servers to know that the connection is allowed at a network level before any user authentication. In the early stages of development it was simple enough

Re: Double sided PDF Problem

I’m thinking (guessing) that he’s into the more general problem that you get when you are trying to print say a booklet with multiple pages of the book per printed sheet. You do have to print double-sided (and your printer may help you with that) but the key is lay it out so that page 2 of the