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Subject: [gopher] PyGopherd + gophermap
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What's up with the gophermap support in PyGopherd?  Bucktooth's
gophermap files are slightly more intuitive than the ones PyGopherd seem
to support (e.g.: info lines have no tabs in bucktooth, which doesn't
seem to work with PyGopherd)...and there was something else, but I can't
remember what.

Also, is there a way to allow the use of type tags in HTTP URIs?  It'd
be most useful for Gopher/Web sites (I suppose I could simply <t> to /,
but that seems a bit crude).

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Aaron J. Angel <aangel@myrealbox.com>