OpenEuphoria

Re: RapidEuphoria

• Posted by Beaumont Furniss <bfurniss at IHUG.CO.NZ> May 07, 2000
• 463 views

EU>6 May 2000 15:39:42 -0400
 EU>Sender:       Euphoria Programming for MS-DOS <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.
 EU>MUOHIO.EDU>

 EU>I had the same or similar problem with my webclient.exu program and
 EU>www.rapideuphoria.com.  I suspect that rapideuphoria.com is a
 EU>virtual domain name hosted by another server.  I kept getting a isp
 EU>site page until I added a "Host: www.rapideuphoria.com" line to the
 EU>http request header and then it returned the expected page.  I
 EU>don't know how this would help with Net-Tamer, unless you could ask
 EU>them to add the Host: line to their software.
 EU>Regards,
 EU>Pete

 EU>On Sat, 6 May 2000 15:14:57 -0400, wolfgang fritz <wolfritz at KING.

 EU>>>IGS.NET> wrote:    I connect to the site http://www.RapidEuphoria.
 EU>>>com , only to find an   internet server what's going on ?
 EU>>> Net-Tamer V 1.11 - Test Drive

 EU>>...just guessing here, but rapideuphoria.com is probably a
 EU>>redirected site with a much longer 'real' site name,  and
 EU>>Net-Tamer probably can't handle the redirection. This seems to
 EU>>also be the case with Bobcat, and other simple DOS browsers.
 EU>>Wolf

  I can enter Long site names and re-directions into Net_Tamer , manually
 if necessary; however as you say the re-direction might be too long.
  Surely there's a way around this as this could , potentially , be  a
 concern for most anyone who does an extended browse.
  Am I missing some important re-direction with
 http://www/RapidEuphoria.com ; perhaps /rapideuphoria/ ?

   The other net browser I use is Cello , this connects to the Netcenter,
 however my version of this is running from windows 3.10.

   Only recently have I been investigating the possibility of upgrading to
 windows 95 , this might be available from some website ; possibly The
 Netcentre or microshoft. In the meanwhile Linux has arrived on the scene,
 I dare say there are going to be powerful browsers written for that , quite
 soon. Especially when you consider that mobile webBrowser software might be
 written using this; and of course Linux is free.

Net-Tamer V 1.11 - Test Drive