World: r3wp

I already thought about some small app in View, encapped. But it 
would have to have auto-updating framework, which I don't have yet. 
It seems to me, that if I will have to manage our router traffic 
log, then doing things in View is MUCH easier (with AGG for e.g.) 
then to think of portal based solution, logging of users etc ....

You need our equipment ;-)

but I will do math only on central router, not wi-fi aps ....

folks did very nice system called billingo - you could rent it for 
very few bucks even for cz folks to afford, you defined your price-list, 
data-limits etc. logic and then even your secretary could add new 
person to the network ;-) Such person had portal sub-page available 
to log into, to see its traffic, graphs etc. It did also invoices 
for you. Very nice. Today they announced they are closing, because 
of low demand for such service. But it was excellent service, which 
would save me plenty of time ....

now how I am supposed to prove our new customers how much data they 
downloaded and when and show them logs :-)

I have to think about it for a while .....

MRTG. Don't reinvent the wheel.

I will have to find a way of how to study it - it is very late here 
and I just looked into archive size - 1.6 MB  archive - oh my ... 
so - if there is no simple way of how to wrap it, I will go my own 
way, as usual, even with limited featureset - I don't need fancy 
javascript/java/whatever graphing - if I go View way, I will have 
to develop AGG based graphing anyway ...

If it is dependant upon perl etc. myriad of install steps, forget 
it ...

the only way I will accept it is - 1) someone introduces me quickly 
into how to use it, wrap it 2) it comes preinstalled on linux similar 
way, of how I can use webmail for e.g. I will not go thru all this 
- http://www.mrtg.cz/mrtg-nw-guide.html

Advantage of mikrotik is, that I don't have necessarily to depend 
upon snmp - It has good router scripting, and I can prepare my own 
format (even rebol blocks ;-) of output ... and some folks do so 
with the router scripting language available ....

hmm, will have to study a mrtg a bit ... not sure how fast I would 
get to at least few percent functionality .... look at Cacti for 
e.g. http://www.cacti.net

based on rrdtool - that is the next pointer of where I could start 
to look ...

rrdtool is pretty easy to use. But some people say MRTG is easier. 
I prefer rrdtool.

I have account cpanel in  www.qwerty.vaio-hosting.com
how to instal rebol ?

;copy exe somewhere, make it executable, write a cgi:
#!/where/is/rebol -cs
rebol[]
print "content-type: text/plain^/^/"
print "Hello cgi"

typicla problems: line-endings with windows->linux. upload as acsii. 
forgetting to make something executable, both exe and cgi must be. 
(its linux/apache)

(if it is linux/apache)

you can me install ?

with password i guess yes

I sended you on pw

How can i get rid of the border around a link-image? http://polly.rebol.it/test/test/index.html

border="0"

thanks

how to install rebol view  in cpanel ?

what tag do you use for templates? Is it comment tag? I can see e.g. 
<!--[snih_tabulka_zacatek]--> and some other <% ......> I would like 
to know (dis)advantages of both. Thanks a lot

I used to know how to do this... but can't remember it anymore - 
how do I perform a POST to a webpage?

Wasn't it something like    read/custom http://www.Whatever.com
 [Post {This=That}]

looks correct

Hmm.. for <form name="def" id="def" action=planet.cgi?1213&adr method=POST 
autocomplete=off>, the server doesn't seem to like   read/custom 
http://www.territories3069.com/3.x/planet.cgi?1213&adr[POST {ddr=1212}]

It gives a 405 error (Method not allowed)

All the arguments are there (I checked with a reb-proxy, the page 
itself is very ugly)

I tried making a low-level version (with TCP), but the data it wants 
is inside Port/state/inBuffer, when sent in the browser.. and simply 
setting it in the Port doesn't seem to work

I think I make post a string or literal     i.e   [ 'POST

Wierd - Literal seems to work

Well, it didn't error...

... but it doesn't seem to have worked correctly here.  But it's 
a step in the right direction, at least

It worked!

Not sure which permutation of the code did it, but it did work... 
 Thanks!

since it's a dialect it should be [ post ... ]

but if you need to evaluate the contents of the block, it should 
be 

reduce [ 'post post-contents ]

Good news / bad news

The good news is that MS are beta-ing Internet Explorer 7, so it's 
a good chance to see how well your website may look in that browser 
(like it or not it is liekly to become a dominent browser)
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie7/default.mspx


The bad news is  two-fold: they have fixed most of the well-known 
CSS hacks; if you use the hacks your site may not render properly 
in IE7.  Second, it is not easy to install IE7 alongside any existing 
IE version -- it's a reversible upgrade (in theory), so you might 
want to try it on a spare partition/machine.

Windows only at this stage, of course.

I"m having lots of crashes in FF .. so I'll likely give it a go.

It may be that FF's main contribution is to force MS to upgrade IE 
!

crashes with FF? :-) I run Mozilla each day, heavily with tons of 
tabs, windows, jumping here or there, never seen a crash for past 
year or two ... I would not expect FF being worse in that regard?

Yeah .. get couple of crashes per day.

Could be latest update, I got a crash today. Shortly afterwards a 
notification of a new bufix release.

bugfix

Does FF handle ASP pages? Out of the box, or is a plugin required?

ASP pages? They're generated on server, aren't they?

yeah, server-side aren't they Active Server Pages ?

so the result is normal HTML

Incidently, it is (despite what MS says) possible to install multiple 
versions of IE....It just isn't always easy.
http://browsers.evolt.org/?ie/32bit/standalone