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| ##85 2020-03-07(Sat)02:56:13 (archived 2020-05-24(Sun)14:03:22) |
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| Starting out on Gopher? |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)03:17:16 #732]______________________________________ |
| What should I use starting out with Gopher in terms of server |
| software? I can't get pygopherd to work... |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)08:07:18 #734]______________________________________ |
| That's a shame, when I tried it a "sudo apt-get pygopherd" was all |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)08:12:32 #735]______________________________________ |
| Anyway, this place uses a server called Bucktooth. It's a single |
| small Perl script, but you also need a super-server like (x)inetd |
| to manage the networking (I'm using xinetd). |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)08:14:11 #736]______________________________________ |
| More info on Bucktooth here |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)09:01:29 #737]______________________________________ |
| I recommend either Motsognir or Gophernicus. Both are written in |
| C and support server-side CGI and PHP scripting. I also recommend |
| pygopherd which is written in Python and has Gopher+ support. |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)09:02:49 #738]______________________________________ |
| And if you would like to self-host, get yourself a Raspberry Pi. |
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| __[2020-03-07(Sat)14:28:14 #744]______________________________________ |
| OP here, thanks for all the replies and info! |
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