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Steeve
13-Feb-2012
[4009]
Ok :)
Ladislav
13-Feb-2012
[4010]
binary-syntax added
Steeve
13-Feb-2012
[4011x3]
IIRC, whitespace is allowed in 16-binaries
lf as well
16#{} prefix also allowed
Maxim
13-Feb-2012
[4014]
yep!

>>16#{F F F
    F}
== #{FFFF}
Steeve
13-Feb-2012
[4015]
seems it"s true for 2#{} also, didn't check for 64#
Ladislav
13-Feb-2012
[4016x2]
OK, thanks, whitespace in binaries committed
(I am not sure I defined WHITESPACE correctly, though)
Steeve
13-Feb-2012
[4018x4]
seems legit to me
seems legit to me
just missing :
binary-16: [opt "16" "#{" ....
the binary! datatype is a hard one ;-)
Ladislav
13-Feb-2012
[4022]
committed
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4023]
Does anyone know how to change the world password?
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4024]
did you forget the rebol4 master passwed?
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4025x2]
no, I used a personal one for the world (not master), that I don't 
wish to share.
but... something strange is happening. I can't login and neither 
can Gregg.
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4027]
I can't log in on rebol4 either
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4028]
The world is running, but noone is allowed to log in.
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4029]
could it be that you can't change the IP of the world server so quickly?
Davide
7-Mar-2012
[4030]
rebol4 just said me to check password
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4031x5]
I've found a problem: I ask to run the Rebol4 world, but starts a 
new "rebol4" world instead.
with one user
case sensitivity problem
There must be some obvious step I'm missing or this is a very, very 
nasty bug.
The serving directories are renamed on disk from "Rebol4" to "rebol4".
Pekr
7-Mar-2012
[4036]
Henrik - world password != master password? Long time since I set-up 
some world last time ...
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4037x2]
The world runs fine, but it only has one user. When I look in the 
users.set file, all users from before are there.
yes, the world password is created once, when you create the world. 
unfortunately I used a personal one, and didn't think anything about 
it.
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4039]
Henrik, within my current session I am logged into the rebol3 world
The world I try to REconnect to is *not* Rebol4  it *was*  rebol4
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4040x3]
well, it seems that worlds are not case sensitive in some cases and 
are in others.
because my server folder had a sub-folder named "Rebol4" before, 
which now has changed to "rebol4".
but there must be some other or deeper connection, as it does not 
recognize the user list from that folder. but it also doesn't create 
a new one.
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4043]
very strange... the invite does mention Rebol4
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4044x2]
yes, that's how it started out. after attempting to restart it, it 
seemed to become partially case sensitive.
I've tried it both under OSX and Windows, but both produce same behavior.
Pekr
7-Mar-2012
[4046]
So we lost rebol4 content?
Gregg
7-Mar-2012
[4047x2]
You still have it locally.
I can't even connect to the world now.
Pekr
7-Mar-2012
[4049x2]
that should not happen
henrik - are you looking into the correct directory? There is directory 
called worlds, and the one called servers
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4051x3]
I don't get why there is a "rebol4" folder in my "servers" folder 
with everything that needs to be there in it. Yet, when I start, 
it says that I have only one user.
yes, I'm looking in the "servers" folder.
The inconsistency that may be causing the problem is a partial case 
sensitivity. It screws up something somewhere.
Maxim
7-Mar-2012
[4054]
the world name in my altme files folders are all lower-case.  so 
I guess that is how it generates them, to be sure they are transparent 
on POSIX filestores which are case-sensitive.
Henrik
7-Mar-2012
[4055x4]
ok, the world is not accessible, because I tried to start it from 
windows and my router is set to my macbook. moving it back again...
started again
I'm guessing the world name is stored somewhere inside the server 
folder's "rebol4" file.
file = folder.