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[!REBOL3 Schemes] Implementors guide

BrianH
12-Jan-2010
[1339]
Putty hasn't been updated in a while and never reached 1.0. Still, 
I agree that it is the best bet.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1340]
I wonder why Carl can't reuse the r2 code ...
BrianH
12-Jan-2010
[1341x2]
Because noone understands it, it doesn't do what we need it to, and 
the port model is different.
And it hasn't been updated in longer than Putty.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1343]
Hmm... sounds a serious lapse to let code no one understands be placed 
into r/command ...
BrianH
12-Jan-2010
[1344]
It works as well as it always has, and it went in when the developer 
(Holger) was still working for RT.
Maxim
12-Jan-2010
[1345x2]
I looked at the putty code about a year ago... and If it had compiled 
under DevC I would have played around with it... now that I've got 
MSVC, I should be able to build the sources... maybe we could just 
repackage the executable loader as a DLL.  it should be too much 
work.
shouldn't
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1347]
I thought you were doing other stuff?
Maxim
12-Jan-2010
[1348x2]
yes I am... but just thinking out loud... if someone really needs 
it how one could approach the project.
the putty code was very nice, and well documented on top of it.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1350x2]
What are you working on now?
I think having SSL is essential ..
Maxim
12-Jan-2010
[1352]
the C language parser, although I haven't done a lot in more than 
a week.  with university starting up and wanting to use up my last 
days of vacation.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1353]
university???
Maxim
12-Jan-2010
[1354x3]
yep.  Visual Arts, part time (although this semester I am doing a 
full time semester, since the courses I took are easy for me).
funny in one of my courses I have to build a web page... hehehe a 
web 1.0 type web page... the kind that I can write using notepad 
in an hour hehe
I might even offer a bit of tutoring for those who don't understand 
it.  


with all the web's ubiquity, most people (non programmers) still 
don't really know what they are doing when it comes to building sites.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1357]
Just use FrontPage
BrianH
12-Jan-2010
[1358]
No swearing.
Graham
12-Jan-2010
[1359x3]
LOL
I note rebol.com has frontpage extensions enabled ..
Carl should use it to save time
BrianH
12-Jan-2010
[1362]
I doubt that would save him time - all of rebol.com is generated 
from scripts, mostly WIP in the new site.
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1363x2]
Brian .. I wuz kidding ....
but he needs a web master ... doing all of this by himself is not 
very efficient
BrianH
13-Jan-2010
[1365]
Whew, I was worried about you for a second - was about to call the 
psychiatrist...
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1366]
And he asked for volunteers, got some and then ignored them ... so 
if you're still calling the psychiatrist ... you know where to send 
him.
BrianH
13-Jan-2010
[1367]
Right now the project is just migrating the data to the new format. 
That's a programming problem.
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1368]
now my ftp scheme is doing what I need .. I can move onto my fax:// 
scheme which uses the ftp protocol but on port 4559
Maxim
13-Jan-2010
[1369]
btw, thank you Graham for spearheading this scheme initiative  :-)
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1370x3]
DELE, MKD etc are all done now.
Someone had to step forward ...
and as I'm the oldest here ... lol
Maxim
13-Jan-2010
[1373]
hhehe
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1374x8]
of course couldn't have got far without Andreas' and Steeve's help
Just finished installing virtualbox, and now going to install hyalfax 
... but no modem so not sure how I can test it
installed ubuntu server .. downloaded that using the ftp:// scheme 
:)
There's such a thing as a software modem .. IAXmodem ... but not 
sure if I need Asterisk as well :(
This is pretty cool ... I can talk the hylafax server running in 
virtualbox using the ftp scheme.
Do we need imap:// ??
It's a poorly specified protocol that is a lot of work to implement 
...
never used finger://, whois:// nntp:// ....
BrianH
13-Jan-2010
[1382]
I use nntp all the time. It's also called Usenet.
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1383]
from REBOL ?
BrianH
13-Jan-2010
[1384]
Not as often lately, but if it were available in R3 I would use it.
Graham
13-Jan-2010
[1385]
I wonder what's required to write a torrent client ...
BrianH
13-Jan-2010
[1386x3]
MD5 checksums, a parser for the files (easy), and whatever they use 
for encryption.
And TCP and/or UDP.
And HTTP for tracker communication, and whatever DHT is if you want 
to support that.