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By: Mike Cohen (mike3k@...)



I find that I prefer running RU on my other machine (an unattended server

sitting in a closet), since I keep it running at all times and I was able to

post remotely from my iBook while I was at MacHack.



However, many of Radio's links such as the XML Coffee Cup assume that Radio is

running on your own machine and refer to 127.0.0.1:5335. How about a tiny client

that listens on that port and simply forwards all requests to another server? I

could probably do it in Perl.



This is a Manila site.. http://manila.userland.com/.

I use rinted[1] for exactly this purpose.  It's free, it works very nicely

without any surprises, and it runs on both Windows and Linux (and I use it

on both).



- Dave



[1] http://www.boutell.com/rinetd/



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> I find that I prefer running RU on my other machine (an unattended server

sitting in a closet), since I keep it running at all times and I was able to

post remotely from my iBook while I was at MacHack.

>

> However, many of Radio's links such as the XML Coffee Cup assume that

Radio is running on your own machine and refer to 127.0.0.1:5335. How about

a tiny client that listens on that port and simply forwards all requests to

another server? I could probably do it in Perl.

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> This is a Manila site.. http://manila.userland.com/.

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Sorry, Mike, I don't know, haven't tried it.  Guess you'll have to RTFM.

:-)



- Dave



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From: "Mike Cohen" <mc3999@...>

To: "Dave Seidel" <dave.laptop@...>;

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Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 4:55 PM

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> It works great (I compiled it for MacOS X without too much trouble).

Thanks!

>

> Will it let me specify a domain name (in my case a dynamic domain

> from dyndns.org)? I just tried it on my G4 redirecting to my server

> with a fixed IP address and it worked great. If domain names work,

> I'll be able to use it on my iBook when I travel.

>

> At 4:16 PM -0400 6/26/02, Dave Seidel wrote:

> >I use rinted[1] for exactly this purpose.  It's free, it works very

nicely

> >without any surprises, and it runs on both Windows and Linux (and I use

it

> >on both).

> >

> >- Dave

> >

> >[1] http://www.boutell.com/rinetd/

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> >>  By: Mike Cohen (mike3k@...)

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> >>  I find that I prefer running RU on my other machine (an unattended

server

> >sitting in a closet), since I keep it running at all times and I was able

to

> >post remotely from my iBook while I was at MacHack.

> >>

> >>  However, many of Radio's links such as the XML Coffee Cup assume that

> >Radio is running on your own machine and refer to 127.0.0.1:5335. How

about

> >a tiny client that listens on that port and simply forwards all requests

to

> >another server? I could probably do it in Perl.

> >>

> >>  This is a Manila site.. http://manila.userland.com/.

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> You can blow out a candle, but you can't blow out a fire. Once the flame

> begins to catch, the wind will blow it higher. - Peter Gabriel, "Biko"

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