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Posted on: 2010/6/3 23:03:59
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@cha05e90
Update ... see post #54
No I don't have SAMBA. I use DHCP on my network interface and I have defined the hostname for my MicroA1 as minuet. This works well with our router on our home network. All our computers, game machines and wireless devices use DHCP. Many of them are identified by a hostname. So, for example, my MicroA1 is minuet, one of the pc's is hppav, the laptop is laptop.
I use SMTPpost with my homebrew sendmail program. SMTPpost requires a few environment variables, one of which is a nodename.
hostname for network interface = minuet
env:nodename = minuet
So, when I request OWB to access
file://minuet/dh1/webpage/html.html
OWB is asking for hostname minuet to provide the requested file. Minuet is the hostname of my MicroA1, so my MicroA1 searches for the file in the reqested partition and directory. I don't have a sniffer so I don't know if my system actually sends out the request to my router or if OS4 and roadshow are smart enough to intercept the request internally.
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Edited by redfox on 2010/6/4 0:10:58
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/4 0:33:31
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 15:35:51
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Re: OWB 3.28 |
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Posted on: 2010/6/4 8:40:02
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@Daniel Quote:http://aminet.net/package/comm/www/OpenWinURL
...gives Windows internet shortcuts an icon and open them in OWB via OpenURL, works well.
I'm planning to upload a new version sometime, which uses URLopen, rather than OpenURL, since the latter has started crashing on me. But glad to hear it works for you!
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Re: OWB 3.28 |
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Posted on: 2010/6/4 8:43:40
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@MickJT Quote:
Copy & paste work fine here in GMail.
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Posted on: 2010/6/4 15:26:00
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@MickJT Quote:2) Rich text input for Composing mail, not Plain Text mode.
Ah, no. And if I switch to "Rich Text" (aka HTML email, bleugh) then I cannot past into it.
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Posted on: 2010/6/6 13:07:18
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@redfox
if you have your file on a ftp server then you need to use prefix
ftp://
if you have http server then the prefix is
http://
if you have volume on your local disk then it's:
file://
You can't use host names whit file:// it's not network service.
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Posted on: 2010/6/6 13:22:05
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@tonyw
Looks like your using "/" to many,
“File://” prefix
“/” root directory on linux system
File:///mnt/c-drive/myfile.html
So this is okay in linux, but in Windows or AmigaOS, where you have volume names.
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Posted on: 2010/6/6 15:09:15
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@LiveForIt
Quote:
if you have volume on your local disk then it's:
file://
You can't use host names whit file:// it's not network service.
I am simply giving my observations regarding OWB 3.28 on my MicroA1.
I do not know why it works this way.
"Open local ..." will open an html file if it is on my FFS partition.
"Open local ..." will open an html file if it is on my SFS partition.
"Open local ..." will not open any html file on any of my JXFS partitions.
file://minuet/dh1/webpage/myfile.html will open an html file on my JXFS partition called DH1:
---[ SNIP ... see update below ]---
It is the same if I use OWB 3.27.
I did not keep OWB 3.26 so I do not remember what happened there.
OWB 3.25 "Open Local..." works just fine on all my partitions.
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redfox
UPDATE...
I have done some more experimentation today. It is not looking for my hostname. It is simply looking for something to be inserted between the second and third "/".
file://minuet/dh1/webpage/myfile.html ... works
file://redfox/dh1/webpage/myfile.html ... also works
file://xyz/dh1/webpage/myfile.html ... also works
file://g/dh1/webpage/myfile.html ... also works
file:///dh1/webpage/myfile.html ... OWB 3.28 will not display file
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 15:26:40
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 15:29:30
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 15:31:54
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 16:16:27
Edited by redfox on 2010/6/6 16:19:35
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