• HTML

    From Frank@VERT/THEDARKC to All on Tue Jul 19 18:24:00 2005
    I would like to call an HTML script from the Synchronet login menu. I'll beã running this script on the BBS computer so calling it will be no big issue,ã my question is.ãã I need this script to be able to acces .jpg files on a second computer in myã home network. This second computer has a home weather station running on itã and it produces some really nice .jpg files of all the gauges for the ã weather station. It makes a really nice web page. Due to restrictions on ã the firewall for my router all HTML script MUST be run from the BBSã machine. This leaves my script running on one machine and the files I needã it to call on another. Can what I am trying to do be done with HTML?ãã Thanx in advance for any help offeredã Frankããããã---ã þ Synchronet þ The Dark Castle BBS - thedarkcastle.net - Elkhorn City,KY SysOp: Frankã
  • From Angus McLeod@VERT/ANJO to Frank on Tue Jul 19 22:56:00 2005
    Re: HTMLã By: Frank to All on Tue Jul 19 2005 18:24:00ãã > Due to restrictions on the firewall for my router all HTML script ã > MUST be run from the BBS machine. This leaves my script running on ã > one machine and the files I need it to call on another. Can what I ã > am trying to do be done with HTML?ããSo let the script on bbsmachine.com generate code with <img> tags that ãreference the images on othermachine.com for the graphics.ããã---ã þ Synchronet þ Where we BAJA Rob into writing our modules. The ANJO BBSã
  • From Grymmjack@VERT to Angus McLeod on Mon Jul 25 20:55:07 2005
    Re: HTMLã By: Angus McLeod to Frank on Tue Jul 19 2005 10:56 pmãã > Re: HTMLã > By: Frank to All on Tue Jul 19 2005 18:24:00ã > ã > > Due to restrictions on the firewall for my router all HTML scriptã > > MUST be run from the BBS machine. This leaves my script running onã > > one machine and the files I need it to call on another. Can what Iã > > am trying to do be done with HTML?ã > ã > So let the script on bbsmachine.com generate code with <img> tags thatã > reference the images on othermachine.com for the graphics.ã > ã > ããbut then he'd be running 2 servers. just use an apache alias directive and aãhardlink in linux or a networked map drive in windows.ããalias can exist outside of docroot :) and it's supported in all levels that areãuseful; virtualhost, etc.ããã- grymmjack<grymmz0r@yahoo.com>ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Vertrauen þ Home of Synchronet þ [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.netã
  • From Angus McLeod@VERT/ANJO to Grymmjack on Tue Jul 26 09:08:00 2005
    Re: HTMLã By: Grymmjack to Angus McLeod on Mon Jul 25 2005 20:55:00ãã > > > Due to restrictions on the firewall for my router all HTML scriptã > > > MUST be run from the BBS machine. This leaves my script running onã > > > one machine and the files I need it to call on another. Can what Iã > > > am trying to do be done with HTML?ã > >ã > > So let the script on bbsmachine.com generate code with <img> tags thatã > > reference the images on othermachine.com for the graphics.ã > ã > but then he'd be running 2 servers. just use an apache alias directive and aã > hardlink in linux or a networked map drive in windows.ããI'm sorry -- I assumed that both machines were running a web-server of ãsome tyoe. My bad. ãã > alias can exist outside of docroot :) and it's supported in all levels that ã > useful; virtualhost, etc.ããIf the machine with the files will not serve them via HTTP then he will ãhave to access the files from his network, over the LAN, or move/copy them ãfrom one machine to the next. An SMB/NFS share should work. If that ãisn't possible, then maybe he could 'scp' the files from one machine to ãthe other.ããã---ã þ Synchronet þ Where we BAJA Rob into writing our modules. The ANJO BBSã