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[RONB]

I was wondering about the sb2.2. Guessing the debian64 2.2 is for the latest release of Debian. What about the Ubuntu64 2.2 release, will it work with any Ubuntu distro say like Lubuntu?  I would like to stay mainstream with sb, so would one or the other be a better choice? Thanks

[Support]

Hi Ron,

I compiled Script BASIC 2.2 (32/64 bit ) on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I assume that it will work with any of the Ubuntu variations.

John

[Support]

Great choice!

Wine 7 does a good job with both Windows 32/64 bit applications if there is something you don't want to leave behind.

[Support]

You need to install libcurl. The Script BASIC curl.so is the interface to it and resides in the modules directory. The scriba -d will tell you if the dependencies are satisfied.

[Support]

I would be lying if I said I was surprised. 

[Support]

Good to hear! Thanks for the feedback. Windows 7 64 bit and SBHTTPD don't seem to get along. (some security issue) I have no SBHTTPD errors, the log file says it's running fine but a Windows service isn't created or can I connect to SBHTTPD with Apache via a proxy rewrite.    Yes, I did start SBHTTPD with ADMIN privileges.

I'm filing this one under why I don't use Windows any longer for my primary development desktop.

[Support]

I never had any problems with sbhttpd on XP. I need to figure out why Win7 64 bit is being so hard on sbhttpd and not allowing it to communicate with anything. I just need more time to figure out what is going on.

BTW: Armando (AIR) added the -f config_file option to sbhttpd (like scriba) so you can select the configuration file to use rather than what SCRIBACONF points to.