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Hi, How do you know if an app is created with LC Community version vs any other programming language or the Indy or Business versions of LC? AFAIK there's no way to tell if the executable is made with a community or a licensed version (I checked the binary of a community standalone & didn't find a c...

Matthias, as I see it both your error messages show that "revdatabaselibrary" is loaded - this is where "revdberr" comes from, IMO. In my case I haven't seen a single "revdberr" from the server. This is why I try to close a not-existent db - to create this error, and to see what it says: file "/www/...

Hi, Just to clarify again - it's not a problem with a certain database. It's not about wrong paths or permissions (if not all & any documentation is wrong). It's about "revdb.so" that doesn't get loaded, for whatever reason. To demonstrate it I try to close a non-existent db connection: <?lc put rev...

Hi, the LC server configuration is 100% correct (with ./externals/revdb.so & ./drivers/dbmysql.so), as in the zip. All files & folders are 755. The whole thing runs completely fine as CGI - it just doesn't load its externals :/ Not in any LC 8/64 server version that I tried. Why it is this way - no ...

Hi, roaring silence here, and @ quality control :/ Should anybody actually use a LC server (64bit Linux) to connect to any databases, I'd be more than happy to read a quick line from you, even if it's just something like "Tried 8.? on debian & it worked"! From current knowledge, it could well be tha...

Hi, I'd just password the thing. Joe Worker: " Hey, Jane Thief, here's the USB stick with the app. Password is '12345'. Have fun! " Jon, there's many a way to achieve your goal - but it depends of where the user should be allowed to run the software. Home office? Only in company buildings? One way w...

Hi, Having a " `id` INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT NOT NULL UNIQUE " isn't just for fun - it's to make sure every record has a unique identifier. Not having such is calling for trouble. Product codes and product names are prone to change at any time - if only because the user can do it. This resu...

Hi, I have a tiny StandAlone that comes w/o any .dlls. It grabs a file from a remote server, constructs a menu of it, and shows this menu. Each menu item is a stack on this remote server that can be launched. Fine, works well. Now one of these stacks may need database access. (It's a stack that test...

Hi,

no plan about DataGrids (I don't use such), but this reads as if such would be missing:
Have fun!

Hi,

just to be sure: This doesn't shows anything? Have fun!

Hi, "aFile.txt" is used as new name when I try to transfer something to the server (a file to be created there, including "myData"). "testFile.txt" is an existing file on the server, used to request it with a browser, to test if the URL (incl. Username/ Password) works. It seems Apache interprets th...

Hi, me again: Seems my example above doesn't work. At first, using a FTP user & PW: put myData into URL ("ftp://aUser:aPassWord@domain.com/aFile.txt") => no problem, transmits post myData to URL ("ftp://aUser:aPassWord@domain.com/aFile.txt") => timeout post myData to URL ("http://aUser:aPassWord@dom...

Hi, thank you! "POST" was the magic keyword - for some strange reason I didn't think of it when searching :/ So the answer to my question from above would be: post myData to URL ("http://" & myUser & ":" & URLEncode(myPass) & "@" & myDir & "/aFile.txt") So I can go playing with it, finally :) Intere...

Hi, I have a Android 10 test gadget here & while I cannot "get" a "HTTP://" URL, I can fetch/ put data to/ from "FTP://". I don't know how more recent Androids behave, and I don't know about the influence of the used Android API level (I usually compile for Android 5/ API 21). Thus I assumed here ma...

OK, I see. Tried to find some examples for http file transfer, but wasn't able to compile the suitable search terms. Can you help me out, please? -- myUser: Username for access -- myPass: Password for access -- myDir: Target directory, _access restricted_, may be FTP or HTTP -- myData: A suitable st...