gopher
A simple, low maintenance Gopher server. Serves a directory tree with associated metadata files as a gopher hole.
Usage
-d string
The gopher root dir (default ".")
-n string
The hostname (default your hostname)
-p int
The port to listen to (default 70)
-w string
HTTP server address
Metadata
gopher
reads .head
files in its directories to produce page headers.
These contain gopher selectors. The selectors only have to be partially
written, and the server will fill missing columns with dummy data. This
can be used to create a header for a file listing, or to produce an
arbitrary Gopher page.
HTTP
gopher
will optionally serve HTTP, given an address in the form
"host:port". This will mirror the gopher content and optionally use HTML
templates:
.template
: The template used for gopher menus.mdtemplate
: The template used for Markdown documents