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[giesse-:-batou]:~$ ls -al /usr/lib/apache2/suexec

-rwsr-xr-- 1 root www-data 10276 2009-03-10 19:15 /usr/lib/apache2/suexec
[giesse-:-batou]:~$ md5sum /usr/lib/apache2/suexec
7f22e1861bf16016262be3c7ffc213ac  /usr/lib/apache2/suexec

Thanks. What I notice is the size : yours is smaller, near the half 
!

I'm an old unix user (student time) so linux is a cousin. I'm not 
totally lost, but don't know exactly where I'm.
So how can I make the package manager checking ?

I have a new Webserver to install.

I have the choice of the OS to install. Don't know wich one to choose. 
Any opinion of wich is best ?
- Debian 4.0 + Plesk 8.2
- Fedora core 7.0 + Plesk 8.2
- Ubuntu 8.04 LTS + Plesk 8.6

wich=witch

In the past, I used Fedora. But it seems to me, that few guys here 
are using Ubuntu server, and it was even considered few month back, 
when it seemed that RT might agree to have official public BBS ....

I give Ubuntu a go. I can reinstall Fedora if I'm not satisfied.

Debian.   Perhaps not as fun as Ubuntu, but far more developer friendly 
in my humble...

Didec: how you check with the package manager depends on the package 
manager :) I need to know what distro that is.

re webserver choice, i'd go with Debian or Ubuntu as well.

Has anyone been successfull displaying a rebol window without dragbar 
or borders using view/options [no-title no-border]

It does not work with gnome kde but perhaps some other window manager?
or is it the window manager or Xwindows itself?

In KDE: 
NO-BORDER seems to have no effect.

NO-TITLE does not remove the titlebar as it does on Windows, but 
instead, blanks the titlebar text and moves it into the window face 
as the usual face/text rendering.

Is that a problem with the manager or Xwindows system?

Not sure. I think it's just that an easy way to implement this functionality 
wasn't found yet.

In the wmii window manager, no-title removes the "REBOL -" title 
string, but the title bar and the border itself are still there

I just compiled window2.c from 
http://www.unix-manuals.com/tutorials/xlib/xlib.html

and it opens a window without titlebar, and can open a borderless 
window (with BORDER_WIDTH 0).

I'm not so familiar with X Windows programming, but the above example 
appears to be just making use of the X Windows system, not going 
via the window manager... (not sure).

So on the surface it looks easy to do, actually.

Anyone know how to obtain the X Window pointer for a Rebol window?

I might be able to get the window pointer(s) if I have the process 
id of the Rebol executable.

It appears that I can get the process id using a DLL.

I've got a shell/rebol script (test-get-process-id.r) which starts 
with a shebang line, then the rebol header etc. :


#!/home/anton/dev/rebol/view/rebview2.7.006.4.2 -cswq --script test-get-process_id.r
rebol [
...


what's strange is that rebol starts up in trace mode, so it outputs 
a lot of trace information to the bash shell. I'd like to suppress 
the trace mode, and it's strange that it is switched on without me 
asking for it. Anybody have any information on this?

According to USAGE, trace mode is enabled with the -t flag.

I found the problem - I shouldn't have specified the rebol script 
file on the shebang line. That's given automatically.

It should be simply:

#!/home/anton/dev/rebol/view/rebview2.7.006.4.2 -cswq
rebol [
...

I now seem to be able to list windows associated with a given process 
id. I've tried the konsole pid, and I get five result windows...

Damn! It doesn't seem to work for rebol.

Time to go to the next level of hackery.

Just noticed an existing tool 'zenity' that might be able to change 
rebol window titles.
I might check that out later.
http://tripie.sweb.cz/utils/wmctrl/

Anton, you can get info on your own process from /proc/self

Gabriele, thanks, I'm having a look inside. Do you know if associated 
windows can be found?

It looks, probably, like the window id of the shell rebol sits in 
can be found in /proc/self/environ

call "echo $WINDOWID"    <-- prints an integer. Probably still the 
shell window.

I'm still looking for a way to identify the windows opened by a rebol 
process... Lots of info to wade through.

Isn't any such info under Linux also dependant upon using various 
window managers/toolkits?

I don't think so. The window managers sit on top of the X Windows 
system and get it to do the basics - opening windows etc.

http://library.gnome.org/devel/gdk/unstable/gdk-X-Window-System-Interaction.html
- there is for e.g. gdk window lookup func, which says something 
about wrapping some native window handle. Dunno what they are talking 
about, but maybe you will find some pointers. Well, you probably 
investigated many such docs, so maybe useless link ...

Well, there could be something there (I had a quick look), but I 
probably want to target the X Window core system, or, look at all 
resources allocated by a process and then see which ones are opened 
windows.

I will ask one person tomorrow whom I do regard being a guru. Not 
sure he is working with windows - he's a typical kernel and console 
guy :-)

Thanks, I hope he knows something.

Tomorrow I'll try the X.org mail lists.

I got reply from my other colleague who started to write video player 
upon ffmpeg. He uses SDL, and there is a parameter called - SDL_NOFRAME. 
Maybe you could look, how SDL handles it? What is more - their wrappers 
should be cross-platform, so we might find solution for more than 
one OS actually ....

Firefox has kiosk mode where window frames and titles disappear...may 
work differnetly than normal windows without titlebars..maybe simpler 
to do

SDL is something definitely worth checking out, but Rebol does not 
use SDL, it uses X windows, and I want the pointer to those windows 
opened by Rebol.

In order to manipulate windows opened by Rebol, I need to have the 
pointer to them. There is no escaping this.

Anton - I know. My point is, that if SDL can do it, cross platform, 
looking into their source will reveal actually HOW they do it, no? 
They have to call some Linux underlying code, to achieve no-border 
window. ...

Right, but before I get to manipulating the window, I need to have 
the window pointer. If I don't have a way of getting that from the 
process id,  then it remains hypothetical.

X.org maillist doesn't have any easy answers to this, either. Looks 
like it really is time to hack. This will be a big job.

if [ -f bin/FaxDispatch ]; then
	. bin/FaxDispatch	
    fi

what's the meaning of this shell script ?

-f ... is that equivalent to exists?

Yes.