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| Back end to use with gopher |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)02:23:58 #641]______________________________________ |
| I know I can use any language to do this, but how do I do it |
| actually? is there any specification for it? where do I find it? I |
| want to code a textboard, pretty much similar to this one. I will |
| be grateful with any help. |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:46:11 #642]______________________________________ |
| RFC 1436 is the specification of the Gopher protocol. If you want |
| just a simple example of how the protocol works, the Wikipedia |
| article has some. And of course, the source code for this board is |
| public, although its really just a bunch of shell scripts. |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:47:38 #643]______________________________________ |
 | RFC 1436 |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:48:35 #644]______________________________________ |
 | Wikipedia article for the Gopher protocol with examples |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:50:08 #645]______________________________________ |
| Gopherpedia mirror of the above so you don't have to leave gopherspace |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:51:16 #646]______________________________________ |
| Finally, the source code of 1436chan |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:56:54 #647]______________________________________ |
| Something else that might be interesting is Gopher2000, which is |
| a Ruby library for Gopher servers that mimicks more modern web dev |
| libraries. Someone even did make a textboard using it, called Sakaki. |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:57:31 #648]______________________________________ |
| Gopher2000 on GitHub |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)22:58:22 #649]______________________________________ |
| Sakaki on GitHub |
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| __[2019-11-24(Sun)23:22:38 #650]______________________________________ |
| Thank you very much for your answer! |
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| __[2019-11-25(Mon)21:41:52 #651]______________________________________ |
| What is a backend and what is this stuff for? |
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| __[2019-11-26(Tue)07:32:59 #652]______________________________________ |
| @651 Creating your own gopher server or "moles", which are executable |
| scripts that allow for dynamic content, like the "Reply ..." items |
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| __[2019-11-26(Tue)12:57:48 #653]______________________________________ |
| Basically that |
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