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From: &quot;R.A.Pavlov&quot; &lt;webmaster@ankylym.ru&gt;
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Subject: [gopher] Re: Gopher for dummies
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<p>Hi,
in the simplest case you just put files (with descriptive names:) in your
gopher directory and they become available via gopher.
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<p>&gt; But is not clear to how to make an menu page. Text and links to
&gt; documents, provide a discription to those directorys.
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<p>SDF runs Pygopherd now and that&#x27;s very cool because this server supports
both popular gopher link file formats - .links and .names files from
original UMN gopherd and gophermap files from Bucktooth. To my mind,
.links syntax is extremely cumbersome and irregular, it is described
e.g. here
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<p>gopher://gopher.quux.org/0/devel/gopher/pygopherd/SVN/doc/pygopherd.txt
</p>
<p>Gophermap file syntax is very simple and it&#x27;s described here
</p>
<p>gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/0/buck/dbrowse%3ffaquse%201
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<p>&gt; How can you add an
&gt;  search function (Veronica?)
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<p>That&#x27;s a problem with script execution at SDF because gopher server runs
in chrooted environment; atleast I haven&#x27;t had much success with it.
Also, non-trusted users can&#x27;t run perl so you&#x27;ll have to write a search
system in sh %))) There&#x27;s WAIS installed but it&#x27;s hard to integrate it
with gopher. Also, the original veronica script (atleast the one I was
using on my former gopher server) runs on a special port from inetd so
you have to set up your own gopher server to run it.
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<p>&gt; Is there sofware special for making a gopher site? I use GNU/linux.
</p>
<p>In fact, gopher is designed in a way so simple that you won&#x27;t need any
special development tools except for a text editor :)
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<p>&gt; It seems there is also a hidden file &quot;.links&quot; that contains information.
&gt;
&gt; I am looking for an overview of the different instructions that exist
&gt; that you can use for a gopher site. Like there is for www by use of an
&gt; index of the html-makeup options and how to use it.
&gt;
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<p>The links above (especially pygopherd manual) should help you.
</p>
<p>&gt; Greetings,
&gt; Walter Vermeir
&gt;
&gt;
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<p>--
Yours, etc.
	Roman A. Pavlov
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