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Subject: [gopher] Re: which gopherd to use and other info
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<p>Alessandro Selli &lt;dhatarattha@route-add.net&gt; wrote:
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<p>&gt; sovietassassin@gmail.com wrote:
&gt; &gt; im looking to get into gophering and would like to setup my own
&gt; &gt; gopherd. the two main gopherd&#x27;s ive found are pygopherd and the umn
&gt; &gt; gopherd and im currently running the umn gopherd.
&gt;
&gt;   Please read this piece of warning concerning UMN gopherd:
&gt;
&gt; Gopherd is no longer maintained.  Security holes were being found in it
&gt; on a regular basis, and nobody really had the inclination to give it a
&gt; thorough security audit given the fact that more advanced Gopher servers
&gt; existed.  Therefore, I would strongly urge you *NOT* to deploy UMN Gopherd.
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<p>It&#x27;s true that the old UMN Gopher server as-is is potentially a
security issue.  That said, there _are_ patches out there that
address some of the known vulnerabilities, and you can run it
chrooted to reduce your exposure.  It&#x27;ll run fairly well on really
old hardware that has few other uses - I&#x27;ve got mine on a 20MHz
Sparc.  SDF, a public access unix system, has been running the
UMN Gopher for two or more years without incident  - at least none
that I&#x27;m aware of; YMMV... :)
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<p>Cheers,
Jeff
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<p>Ref:
SiMpLe MaChInEs - gopher://beaker.mdns.org
SDF/Freeshell - gopher://freeshell.org
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