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| ##15 2018-06-03(Sun)08:47:22 (archived 2018-07-20(Fri)15:33:21) |
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| im new to this but |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)08:48:27 #95]_______________________________________ |
| im new to this hole text board server how can i set one up my self |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)12:12:32 #96]_______________________________________ |
| checkout 70chan's client code? might give a feel 4 how it works |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)12:17:19 #97]_______________________________________ |
| & look at stickied source code 4 this board, kinda daunting tho |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:14:10 #98]_______________________________________ |
| In theory, you can clone download the .tar.gz for 1436chan and just |
| run "sh setup.sh", which guides you through the setup. You need a |
| gopher server first of course. For coding your own, gopher "moles" |
| are pretty much just like CGI scripts on the web. |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:15:24 #99]_______________________________________ |
| 1436chan source code |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:17:07 #100]______________________________________ |
 | Mole care and feeding |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:27:43 #101]______________________________________ |
| If you just want a server dedicated to a gopher text board, |
| there's another project called "Sakaki" which uses gopher2000, |
| a Ruby framework like Sinatra but for gopher. |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:28:17 #102]______________________________________ |
 | https://github.com/naomiEve/sakaki |
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| __[2018-06-03(Sun)15:28:29 #103]______________________________________ |
| https://github.com/muffinista/gopher2000 |
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