JavaScript RSS Box Viewer 2.0 ============================= The JavaScript RSS Box Viewer was coded in Rebol and JavaScript by Tobi Schaefer between 2001 and 2008. The author cannot be held responsible for any uncomfortable situation caused by the code. This means: sorry, no warranty for anything. It's just code but I like it. If you do not that's your problem. You have been warned. Same applies to the following ultra-short guide on how to install the script on your own server: 1) Download the Rebol executable from http://rebol.com and install it at the place of your choice. 2) You need a web server enabled to run Rebol scripts via the Common Gateway Interface (CGI). I recommend Apache [http://httpd.apache.org] because all you have to configure is: AddHandler cgi-script .r (But be aware that this is a too simple and pretty insecure setup, only acceptable as a quick start.) 3) Get the JavaScript RSS Box Viewer script and everything else necessary via Subversion (SVN). There are many SVN clients out there, some even have a pretty graphical interface. However, for the command line approach you might want to use only something like this: svn co http://p3k.org/svn/rss-box/branches/2.0/ rss-box 4) If you are on a *nix box check the permission settings of the script and its environment. The web server needs to execute the script and the files should already come with the correct permissions. If you are not sure if the settings are correct something like the following should do the job: chown -R www-data rss-box chmod 755 rss-box/proxy.r chmod 755 rss-box/referrers.r If you use a different system you should rather ask your system administrator. (That's the technically skilled person you either pay or should have paid a lot of money to help you using your full-featured proprietary software.) 5) Set the she-bang (ie. the first line of the script starting with "#") in the index.r script to the path of your Rebol installation. 6) Set the base-uri variable in the proxy.r script to the base URI of where your script will be located at. 7) Point your browser to this URI and cross your fingers. Have Fun!