Re: Killing views [Was: Dealing with files in Gnome]

["Manuel Amador (Rudd-O)" <amadorm usm edu ec>]

> You know about the basics of networking I assume, you know that you are able 
> to set up various servers such as telnet, sentmail, ftp, pop3 and so on, same 
> for SQL that you can access over net. So SQL as KIOslave is quite logical for 
> me it only fills a gap and I can easily and query my Universities database.
No man, you're wrong.  SQL is a query language.  It's not a protocol.  
HTTP is, on the other hand, a protocol.  And the idea of protocol IO 
slaves is to implement *protocols* to transfer data streams in remote 
filesystems.  You're stretching the technology?

>  
>
> > Can I get a directory listing of sql:///?  Can I copy a file there? It
> > looks like accessing sql:/// is just a way of starting the program,
> > which returns its data as a web page.
> >    
>
> Can you get a directory listning with telnet://
no.

> application://
yes

> fonts:// 
yes

> ? can 
> you copy files to telnet:// 
no

> w/o any protocols such as kermit, z, y, hydra ?
>
>  
>
> > This thinking has to stop, as it is *very* user-unfriendly.
> >    
>
> Luckely I'm *brainy* enough to decide on my own wether it's user-unfriendly or 
> not and I was really happy *footkissing* to that guy for creating that 
> KIOslaves because I exactly needed that tool exactly that day.
What about phpMyAdmin?

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