Lothar Scholz wrote:
Hello Daniel,
> Any chance of a Solaris version anytime soon?
Do you mean Solaris for x86 or for SPARC workstations ?
> Either, but I was thinking sparc.
Sorry, no chance for sparc hardware support.
On this platforms you must stay with FreeRide,Eclipse,Vi or Emacs.
And KDevelop works fine on Solaris too.
Hi Lothar,
On your Website I see you working on a Mac OS X Version. What is the current
state of this Version?
mfg
Daniel Bovensiepen
Oh gosh yes, too many acronyms for everything 
Is there really such
thing as simple file transfer? Even more confusingly, if memory serves me
right, sftp (as in openssh) actually isn't anything like ftp (RFC 959, the
one at port 20/21) at all.
On a slightly related note I know that their are some IETF in-process
implementations of a secure FTP done with TLS/SSL. I guess variously
known as ftps. Maybe check out
<http://www.ford-hutchinson.com/~fh-1-pfh/ftps-ext_col.html> There's
links at the bottom of all the clients/servers that are doing it. I'm not
sure what the interest level is but the advantage is that it's still
really ftp.
Cheers,
~Jason
On 4/26/2005 16:42, Lothar Scholz wrote:
Was just confused that we have SFTP (simple file transfer), TFTP
(trivial file transfer), FTP (file transfer) and SFTP (secure file
transfer). But don't we all love acronyms ?
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Was just confused that we have SFTP (simple file transfer), TFTP
(trivial file transfer), FTP (file transfer) and SFTP (secure file
transfer). But don't we all love acronyms ?
I have actually seen network admins insist that SFTP access was
available: "I opened port 115 in the firewall. Of course we have SFTP."
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Hello Daniel,
Hi Lothar,
On your Website I see you working on a Mac OS X Version. What is the current
state of this Version?
You can take a look at http://www.ruby-ide.com/downloads/ruby/ArachnoRuby-0.4.12.dmg
Theres a dylib mismatch in the expat parser on Tiger, so you need Panther to run it.
Most serious problems: keycodes, font problems and a crash on the
first run of a ruby program (as the ruby1.8.2.dylib is not detected
on the first run with a modified DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH).
As i'm now adding more features to the version, the next MacOSX
iteration has to wait 2 more month.
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In article <426fbaa3$1_2@127.0.0.1>, no@noemail.com says...
Is there really such
thing as simple file transfer? Even more confusingly, if memory serves me
right, sftp (as in openssh) actually isn't anything like ftp (RFC 959, the
one at port 20/21) at all.
SFTP (Simple File Transfer) is, IIRC, either a precursor or an
alternative to FTP, in much the same way that SMTP was an alternative to
some other mail transfer protocol long since lost to time (maybe X.400).
Nobody uses *that* SFTP anymore, but its name still lives on in
/etc/services.
Secure FTP is, in fact, unrelated to FTP; it uses SSH, and then you get
directory listings with ls, copy files with scp, etc.
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Thanks a lot for this fast reply. Are you intersting in Bugreports? Or
should I wait till the next release come out?
Am 27.04.2005 0:29 Uhr schrieb "Lothar Scholz" unter <mailinglists@scriptolutions.com>:
Hello Daniel,
> Hi Lothar,
> On your Website I see you working on a Mac OS X Version. What is the
current
> state of this Version?You can take a look at
http://www.ruby-ide.com/downloads/ruby/ArachnoRuby-0.4.12.dmg
Theres a dylib mismatch in the expat parser on Tiger, so you need Panther to
run it.Most serious problems: keycodes, font problems and a crash on the
first run of a ruby program (as the ruby1.8.2.dylib is not detected
on the first run with a modified DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH).As i'm now adding more features to the version, the next MacOSX
iteration has to wait 2 more month.