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> I have developed PyGopherd to be a plug-in replacement for UMN > gopherd. Its configuration file is different, but it can be set > to understand a complete UMN directory structure.

Ok, I'll give pygopherd a try; can I use the latest version of python (2.4)? It'll be running on an old sparc w/ NetBSD; anyone know of any issues I ought to consider with such a setup?

TIA, Jeff