Re: Re: Common Gateway Interf
By: Baguette to Arelor on Sat Jul 18 2020 03:04 am
> Re: Re: Common Gateway Interf
> By: Arelor to Baguette on Thu Jul 16 2020 07:05 am
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> > Re: Re: Common Gateway Interf
> > By: Baguette to poindexter FORTRAN on Thu Jul 16 2020 01:17 am
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> > > Re: Re: Common Gateway Interf
> > > By: poindexter FORTRAN to Baguette on Wed Jul 15 2020 07:35 am
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> > > > -=> Baguette wrote to All <=-
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> > > > Ba> In other news, I'm trying to figure out how the /fuck/ to
> > > > Ba> write a
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> > > > What language do you know? Anything that runs on the server should
> > > > be
> > > > able to be made to run CGI, it's a matter of how efficient it'll
> > > > be.
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> > > > I worked at a company that wrote all of their original CGI in C.
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>
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> > > > ... It's all more or less the same.. but it's all different now.
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> > > Honestly, the language I know /best/ is Python, and even then I'm not
> > > tha where I've started considering seeing someone about
> > > it) and I can barely remember most of them.
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> > > ===============================
> > > baguette@sdf.org
> > > https://hbaguette.neocities.org
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>
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> > I think a gopher CGI page would be very doable with Python, so you may as
> > we am a weirdo.
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> > --
> > gopher://gopher.operationalsecurity.es
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>
> Alright, I'll give it a try. Been wanting to write a cgi guestbook for my
> gopherhole. Other things, too, but I think a guestbook's a good place to
> start.
I thought Gopher was more of a read-only type protocol, no?
Have you played with modifying Synchronet gopherservice.js?
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