# Gophor A Gopher server written in GoLang as a means of learning about the Gopher protocol, and more GoLang. Possibly beta quality soon? More likely alpha right now. `build.sh` and you're set to go! Just put `gophor` somewhere in your path. Linux only FOR NOW. # Usage ``` gophor [args] -root Change server root directory. -port Change server listening port. -hostname Change server hostname (FQDN, used to craft dir lists). -bind-addr Change server bind-address (used in creating socket). -uid Change UID to drop privileges to. -gid Change GID to drop privileges to. -system-log Path to gophor system log file, else use stderr. -access-log Path to gophor access log file, else use stderr. -cache-check Change file-cache freshness check frequency (in secs). -cache-size Change max no. files in file-cache. -cache-file-max Change maximum allowed size of a cached file. -page-width Change page width used when formatting output. ``` # Features - ZERO external dependencies - Item type characters beyond RFC 1436 standard (see below) - Security focused -- chroots and into server direrctory and drops privileges. `maybe wait until stable release before use outside of hobby setups.` - LRU file caching -- with user-controlled file count and max file size. - Separate system and access logging with output to file if requested (or disable both!). # Supported gophermap item types ``` 0 -- regular file (text) 1 -- directory (menu) 2 -- CSO phone-book server... should you be using this in 2020 lmao 3 -- Error 4 -- Binhexed macintosh file 5 -- DOS bin archive 6 -- Unix uuencoded file 7 -- Index-search server 8 -- Text-based telnet session 9 -- Binary file T -- Text-based tn3270 session... in 2020??? g -- Gif format graphic I -- Image file of some kind + -- Redundant server . -- Lastline if this followed by CrLf i -- Info message h -- HTML document s -- Audio file p -- PNG image d -- Document M -- MIME type file ; -- Video file c -- Calendar file ! -- Title # -- Comment (not displayed) - -- Hide file from directory listing = -- Include subgophermap (prints file output here) * -- Act as-if lastline and print directory listing below Unavailable for now due to issues with accessing path within chroot: $ -- Execute shell command and print stdout here ``` # Todos - TLS support - Connection throttling + timeouts - Header + footer text - Rotating logs - Set default charset - Autogenerated caps.txt - Toggleable server status page (?) - Proxy over HTTP support - Finish inline shell scripting support - Allow setting UID+GID via username string - Fix file cache only updating if main gophermap changes (but not sub files) - More fine-tuned handling of OS signals - Add suport for `$hostname` in gophermaps to insert current hostname - Add support for banned file extensions (i.e. not shown in dir listing) # Please note During the initial writing phase the quality of git commit messages may be low and many changes are likely to be bundled together at a time, just because the pace of development right now is rather break-neck. As soon as we reach a stable point in development, or if other people start contributing issues or PRs, whichever comes first, this will be changed right away. # Standards followed Gopher-II (The Next Generation Gopher WWIS): https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-matavka-gopher-ii-00 All of the below can be viewed from your standard web browser using floodgap's Gopher proxy: https://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw RFC 1436 (The Internet Gopher Protocol: gopher://gopher.floodgap.com:70/0/gopher/tech/rfc1436.txt Gopher+ (upward compatible enhancements): gopher://gopher.floodgap.com:70/0/gopher/tech/gopherplus.txt