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Aw, you're still a kid! Just wait until you hit 50e0.

How about a MTB version of the tee-shirt?

NewLISP -- it's not just for roadies!

Was he talking about NewLISP-like languages, or new Lisp-like languages?

Maybe he hasn't reviewed the right one yet!

newdep wrote:..Args like in "arguments with a sailor" ? Ryon ;-)

Args like in "Aaaarrrrrghhh!" ye scurvy bilge-drinkin' tar-merchant.

I be a tall-ship sailor, so I likes float. But me fav'rit words be args!

Please, no background music! This way we get to pick our own.

Isn't that one of those "blade" servers? I'll bet that Vista will run well through that!

Does Apple make a shredder too?

The httpd logging is works great! Now I can see what is going on between server and client. And the new cgi capabilities extend the control we have using newLISP on a network. Enlightening and useful. Great stuff!

Oh sure! It looks easy on a big new machine like that. But can you imagine what Vista would do to my four year-old Fellowes portable?

The new httpd server with CGI in v.9.0.18 newLISP is very convenient, but I don't see a provision for logging server activity. newlisp -L -c -d 8080 -w c:/my-project logs only the first connection, and newlisp -L http-conf.lsp -http 8080 -w c:/my-project doesn't work at all. It appears that I am mis...

Thanks for the improved httpd with cgi! It worked first time, "right out of the box" on my XP machine. Very convenient, and I think useful.

The web server was physically relocated a couple of weeks ago, and we were also down briefly for a software upgrade to the BBS. A few minor tweaks were made to keep out spammers during the following days, but other than that nothing much has been happening. There have been no system outages in the p...

The Winter 2006-2007 issue of 2600 doesn't seem to be on Gnutella quite yet. That would be the hackerly way to get a copy.

That's odd! Let's try a test:

Yes, I had to change the above to "sys" also. It appears that the web host is blocking this text in mod_security.

I'll guess it was because your authorization to post was still being processed.

Welcome aboard! Hope you enjoy the discussions.

Today, we all talk funny because it be September 19, "Talk Like A Pirate Day".
Arrr!

Now THAT be a proper item for this scurvy NEWS forum. Harrr!

Our "admin's helpers" have been doing a great job of killing spam quickly. And Peter's recently cleaned out a lot of those offending user accounts. Thanks for your help, folks!

Your noble Admin hath chosen the olde spellinge as suitinge his fancie. Havest thou a probleme withest that?

...the documentation is very technical.

Lutz' documentation is as elegant as his coding. It may be terse, but it's absolutely spot-on. Take the time to understand the terms that he uses to describe newLISP, you'll learn a lot about computer science as well.

I wonder if there's something about the Brazilian character set that might be causing the problem.

Hmmmm. Does /freewrap/newlisp-tk.tcl: mean anything special to your system? I don't find the freewrap directory used in http://www.newlisp.org/downloads/newlis ... tk-135.exe. This is the installer you are using, right?

How does Tk respond to calls to ports 64001 and 64002? Could we write a newLISP function that checks to see if there's anything there?

newLISP-TK has been out for some time, and is very stable. The only trouble I've had with Windows is that sometimes it will leave a process running. You might do the Ctl-Alt-Del thing to see if it has left an orphan. Other than that, have you tried to delete the folder and install from a new download?