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  • Post Gopherholes

    From Arelor to Theyeetmachine on Tue Apr 28 16:56:05 2020
    Re: Post Gopherholes
    By: Theyeetmachine to All on Sat Apr 25 2020 10:46 pm

    Post gopherholes, your own or otherwise.


    Oh, we are missing the most important one:

    gopher://gopher.floodgap.com

    Biggest hole around as far as I know.

    I have been doing some cleanup in mine, running scripts in order to formate text output and that
    sort of thing.

    By the way, a question I am facing: How in the hell do you post a telnet link in a gophermap
    without having to attach a user to it? Because something like:

    7Vertrauen user vert.synchro.net 79

    will result in link "telnet://user@vert.synchro.net:79", but I think the standard map needs a
    "user". Or maybe I am messed up.
  • From calcmandan@DIGDIST to Arelor on Tue Apr 28 21:14:00 2020
    Arelor wrote to Theyeetmachine <=-

    Re: Post Gopherholes
    By: Theyeetmachine to All on Sat Apr 25 2020 10:46 pm

    Post gopherholes, your own or otherwise.


    Oh, we are missing the most important one:

    gopher://gopher.floodgap.com

    Long live Gopher.


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  • From Arelor to Theyeetmachine on Wed Apr 29 13:35:36 2020
    Re: Post Gopherholes
    By: Arelor to Theyeetmachine on Tue Apr 28 2020 04:56 pm

    By the way, a question I am facing: How in the hell do you post a telnet lin in a gophermap without having to attach a user to it? Because something like

    7Vertrauen user vert.synchro.net 79

    will result in link "telnet://user@vert.synchro.net:79", but I think the standard map needs a "user". Or maybe I am messed up.

    Self answer: You use the following line in the gopher directory:

    8Some Service<TAB>none<TAB>some.service.net<TAB>23