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Topic: URL access error (Read 473 times)
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paul99
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Hi, Just downloaded REBOL/View and tried to run one of the examples on the website, and got: REBOL/View 1.3.2.3.1 5-Dec-2005 Core 2.6.3
Copyright 2000-2005 REBOL Technologies. All rights reserved.
REBOL is a trademark of REBOL Technologies. WWW.REBOL.COM
>> print read http://www.rebol.com
** Access Error: Invalid port spec:
** Where: open-proto
** Near: print read http://www.rebol.comIt fails both at work (with proxy server set) and at home (no proxy). Not a good start  Any ideas?? Thx, Paul |
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btiffin
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No ideas; Seems very curious. I can get the same error message trying something like >> print read httq://www.rebol.com Note the http is mistakenly httq. Just as an example. Not what your post suggests is the problem. http: should be a valid scheme whereever you happen to be running REBOL from. I'm not even sure what to suggest in terms of a path to problem resolution. Just for fun try >>print read http://www.google.comor someother website, to see if REBOL can talk to other sites and >>print read dns:// this will just test out a simpler scheme. Cheers, Brian |
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paul99
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OK, here's what I got: >> print read http://www.google.com** Access Error: Invalid port spec: ** Where: open-proto ** Near: print read http://www.google.com>> print read dns:// L003584 (L003584 is my laptop's name) this is weird! No ideas; Seems very curious. I can get the same error message trying something like >> print read httq://www.rebol.com Note the http is mistakenly httq. Just as an example. Not what your post suggests is the problem. http: should be a valid scheme whereever you happen to be running REBOL from. I'm not even sure what to suggest in terms of a path to problem resolution. Just for fun try >>print read http://www.google.comor someother website, to see if REBOL can talk to other sites and >>print read dns:// this will just test out a simpler scheme. Cheers, Brian |
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Gabriele
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Maybe wrong parameters to set-net (ie. wrong proxy settings)? What's in system/schemes/default/proxy ?
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