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  1. Na prática o sistema Debian da máquina virtual (LXC) da #lacraia usa 60% dos seus 8Gb no disco e está usando 71mb de RAM nesse instante.

    Tanto o #WriteFreely como o #geomyidae (servidor gopher dedicado) poderiam rodar num OrangePi Zero de boa. Coloquei no #proxmox como sempre pela facilidade de backups e outras manutenções.

    #SelfHosting #blambers

  2. @iamleot @madcodger @muito_pelo Thanks a lot ! Took me a while to dump the content in the correct format but I am now using #geomyidae to serve content for older computers on gopher://lacra.ia.br !

  3. Introducing Momiji: a Gopher interface for Fediseer!

    gopher://geidontei.chaotic.ninja/1/usr/mima/momiji/

    Since the official web GUI of
    #Fediseer requires JavaScript (seriously what's up with that, is this a Lemmy thing lol :P), I thought I'd write something that uses Fediseer's API, and the interface wouldn't need JavaScript to be loaded from the website and can be viewed by any plaintext-friendly client. So I settled with #Gopher! ​:alice_wine:​

    Currently you can only lookup some basic information per instance, and see all domains which they have endorsed, censured, hesitated, and guaranteed (and vice-versa) in a pure plain text format. I might write an interface for the whitelisted, suspicious, censured, and hesitated lists of instances too, but I'm not promising anything. :P As it stands, this simple Gopher CGI fits my needs for now.
    ​:kokoro_yes:​

    Logging in with your
    #API key is not supported (probably a bad idea anyway due to Gopher typically being unencrypted ​:satsuki_sadge:​), so you won't be able to see some domain lists of instances that have restricted the viewing of endorsements/censures/hesitations they give, or modify anything in Fediseer.

    It's all written in
    #POSIX #shell script, with the dcgi currently written with #Geomyidae's gophermap format in mind. You can see the source code (which you can treat as being in the public domain) in the URL I've given. Warning: It's pure shell script cancer! ​:kyou:​

    @[email protected]

  4. Made the switch from to to serve my hole and man is it a nice, simple server.

  5. In the meantime you can add a wttr.in plugin for #gopher in #geomyidae (.dcgi):

    #!/bin/bashS=$(printf "$1" | tr -cd '[:alpha:]')A=$2H=$3P=$4curl -s "https://wttr.in/$S?Tmn" | grep -v '^Follow'

    This is probably insecure, please educate me!