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On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 03:43:02PM -0600, Clint Paden wrote:
> 
> When I only have directories in the <gopher-stuff> folder, gopherd 
> serves up a main menu, but when I try to delve one level into the tree, 
> the client says "Cannot connect to host 
> <mycomputer>.Vanderbilt.Eduno.domain.name, port 70." when <mycomputer> 
> is the other part of the address. I dont know if it is just the 
> formatting of this error message, but the "no.domain.name" is tacked on 

Sorry I can't help for any of the other part, but as far as the
no.domain.name goes, it looks like to need to perhaps edit your
configuration file?  There is an option to set the domain name, and it
defaults to something like localhost.no.domain.name or some such nonsense.

> years of non-use. Long live gopher   :)

Indeed.

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