[gopher] Re: .names

[Chris <chris@xxxxxxxxxx>]

John Goerzen wrote:
> 
> On Wed, Dec 17, 2003 at 11:19:39PM -0600, Chris wrote:
> > Still no go, Name=works, Numb=has no affect.
> > Just to verify...
> > It should be exactly like this:
> > Numb=1
> 
> Correct.  But note that you have the lines in the wrong order:


ok new .names
##########################################################################################################
 
Path=./ignoredfoo
Name=Welcome to the Hal3000 Gopher!
Type=i
Numb=1
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./0index.txt
Name=Intro
Type=0
Numb=2
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./News
Name=News
Type=1
Numb=3
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Financial
Name=Financial
Type=1
Numb=4
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Weather
Name=Weather
Type=1
Numb=5
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Audio_Visual
Name=Audio Visual
Type=1
Numb=6
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Software
Name=Software
Type=1
Numb=7
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Misc
Name=Misc
Type=1
Numb=8
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Recipes
Name=Recipes
Type=1
Numb=9
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Phlog
Name=Phlog
Type=1
Numb=10
Host=+
Port=+

Path=./Links
Name=Links
Type=1
Numb=11
Host=+
Port=+

Path=
Name=Search Hal3000, PCW aerv, Floodgap, Quux and SiMpLe MaChinEs
gopherspace
Type=7
Numb=12
Host=hal3000.cx
Port=3000
########################################################################################################

pygopherd.conf

########################################################################################################

######################################################################
# OVERALL SETTINGS FOR PYGOPHERD
######################################################################

[pygopherd]

##################################################
# Operating System / Overall Behavior
##################################################

# Set this to true if you want the server to "detach" itself; that is,
# to go into the background after it starts.

detach = yes

# If you want gopherd to write a PID file, set this to the location
# where you want it.  Otherwise, comment out this line.

pidfile = /var/run/pygopherd.pid

##################################################
# Network
##################################################

# The server name to present to the world.  If you do not specify it
# here, Pygopherd will attempt to figure it out automatically.
# This is used only to present to clients.  It does not control
# where the server listens.
#
servername = hal3000.cx

# The interface on which to listen.  It should be an IP address or
# a domain name.  If specified, pygopherd will attempt to listen to
# the specified port on only this interface -- useful if you are doing
# virtual hosting.  If not specified, pygopherd will listen on all
# interfaces the OS provides.  If in doubt, do not specify this.
#
# interface = gopher.example.com

# What port to listen on.  If not running as root, this must be
# greater than 1024.

port = 70

# Type of server to run.  Valid options are ForkingTCPServer
# and ThreadingTCPServer.  ForkingTCPServer is highly recommended
# for now.

servertype = ForkingTCPServer

# What port to *say* we're listening on.  Most people should NOT
# specify this.  You might want to if you are using firewalling or
# port forwarding and the port number is different to the world than
# it is locally.

# advertisedport = 70

##################################################
# Data Handling
##################################################

# You can add a header to every directory by creating a
# .abstract file in that directory and filling it with the
# information you like.  This will then be rendered as a header
# for the directory.  This option controls this feature.  Note:
# for this to work, you must define a mapping to ABSTRACT in eaexts
# below.

abstract_headers = on

# Individual files and folders can also have abstracts.  You can
# choose to have pygopherd render these abstracts in the directory
# listing itself -- they'll appear beneath the menu name for the file.
# You can set this option to any of three values:
#
# always -- always render these abstracts.
# unsupported -- render them only for protocols that do not natively
# support abstracts.  Gopher+ is the only protocol that natively
# supports them currently.
# never -- never render these abstracts.

abstract_entries = always

##################################################
# Error handling
##################################################

# If there is an error, you can decide whether or not to log a full
# backtrace.  A full backtrace will usually be needed to find the
# problem.

tracebacks = yes

##################################################
# Security
##################################################

## Whether or not to use chroot.
# This option is only valid if you are running pygopherd as root!

usechroot = yes

## Username and groupname to setreuid/setregid to.  Valid only if
## starting pygopherd as root.  Comment out if you don't want this
## functionality.  NOTE: DO NOT RUN AS ROOT UNLESS YOU USE THESE!  BAD
BAD BAD!

setuid = chris
setgid = chris

##################################################
# Filesystem and MIME
##################################################

# Where the documents are stored.

root = /usr/home/chris/gopher-data

# Location of a file to use to figure out MIME types.  You can
# specify multiple files here -- just separate them with a colon.
# ALL of them that are found will be read.

mimetypes = ./conf/mime.types:/etc/pygopherd/mime.types:/etc/mime.types

# Encodings.  You can use the default with the following syntax.  The
# mimetypex.encodings_map is {'.Z': 'compress', '.gz': 'gzip'}.
#
# For ease of use in the config file, we specify this as a list of
# tuples.  You can convert any hash to a list of tuples by using
.items()

# encoding = mimetypes.encodings_map.items()

# You can override the default entirely (ie, to remove those) like this:

# encoding = {'.bz2' : 'bzip2', '.gz' : 'gzip'}.items()
# Or the same thing:
# encoding = [('.bz2', 'bzip2'), ('.gz', 'gzip')]

# Or, you can extend the default like so:

encoding = mimetypes.encodings_map.items() + \
          {'.bz2' : 'bzip2',
           '.tal': 'tal.TALFileHandler'
          }.items()

######################################################################
# Logging
######################################################################

[logger]

# Log method to use.  One of:
#  syslog -- use Unix syslog facility
#  file -- log to standard output (future capability for logging to
other
#          files)
#  none   -- no logging

logmethod = syslog

# If you enable syslog, you will need to define these as well:

# priority -- one of the following (listed in order of high to low):
# LOG_EMERG, LOG_ALERT, LOG_CRIT, LOG_ERR, LOG_WARNING, LOG_NOTICE,
# LOG_INFO, LOG_DEBUG

priority = LOG_INFO

# Facility -- one of the following:
# LOG_KERN, LOG_USER, LOG_MAIL, LOG_DAEMON, LOG_AUTH, LOG_LPR, LOG_NEWS,
# LOG_UUCP, LOG_CRON, LOG_LOCAL0 - LOG_LOCAL7

facility = LOG_LOCAL3



######################################################################
# GOPHER OBJECTS
######################################################################

# Settings for gopher objects

[GopherEntry]

# Use this MIME type if no other type is found.
defaultmimetype = text/plain

# Mapping from MIME types to gopher0 single-character types.
# This is a list of lists.  The first entry in each list is a
# regexp to match and the second is the result.
# 
# Please have a .* at the end to map all unknown types to a certain
# character.  For best results, that character should be nicely
# corresponding to the defaultmimetype.

mapping = [['text/html', 'h'],
        ['text/.+', '0'],
        ['application/mac-binhex40', '4'],
        ['audio/.+', 's'],
        ['image/gif', 'g'],
        ['image/.+', 'I'],
        ['application/gopher-menu', '1'],
        ['application/gopher\+-menu', '1'],
        ['multipart/mixed', 'M'],
        ['application/.+', '9'],
        ['.*', '0']
        ]

# This is used by the system to generate Extended Attribute (EA), aka
# Gopher+ blocks for a file.  Basically, with the setup shown below,
# you can create "filename.txt.abstract" to define the abstract
# property for filename.txt.  If you do that, you will probably want
# to add these properties to ignorepatt below.  The list is a mapping
# from an extension to a block name.
#
# Sample for UMN compatibility:
#
eaexts = {'.abstract' : 'ABSTRACT',
          '.keywords' : 'KEYWORDS',
          '.ask' : 'ASK',
          '.3d' : '3D'}
#
# If you want to disable this capability, use this:
#

# eaexts = {}


######################################################################
# HANDLERS
######################################################################

##################################################
# Handler multiplexer
##################################################

[handlers.HandlerMultiplexer]

# A list of the handlers to consider.  The handlers
# are tried in the order listed.
#
#
### Suggested settings:
# Note: the UMNDirHandler will handle all directories, even if they
# do not have UMN-specific files, so you do not need to list the
# dirhandler in this case.
#
# Warning: scriptexec and pyg can execute arbitrary code stored in
# your path.  Don't enable unless you know what you're doing!
#
# For UMN emulation:  (full UMN featureset excluding scriptexec, no
others)
#
handlers = [url.HTMLURLHandler, UMN.UMNDirHandler,
            html.HTMLFileTitleHandler, 
            mbox.MBoxMessageHandler, mbox.MBoxFolderHandler,
            file.CompressedFileHandler, file.FileHandler]
#
# For Bucktooth emulation:  (full Buck featureset excluding scriptexec)
#
#handlers = [gophermap.BuckGophermapHandler, url.HTMLURLHandler,
#             file.FileHandler, dir.DirHandler]
#
# For full Pygopherd featureset excluding scripts, compression, and PYG.
# Supports both UMN and Bucktooth featuresets.  This is the default
# configuration for Pygopherd because it is secure yet versatile.
#

handlers = [url.HTMLURLHandler, gophermap.BuckGophermapHandler,
            mbox.MaildirFolderHandler, mbox.MaildirMessageHandler,
            UMN.UMNDirHandler, html.HTMLFileTitleHandler,
            mbox.MBoxMessageHandler, mbox.MBoxFolderHandler,
            file.FileHandler]

# For full Pygopherd featureset including scripts and PYG.  Same as
# above but adds scripts, decompression, and PYG execution.

#handlers = [url.HTMLURLHandler, gophermap.BuckGophermapHandler,
#            mbox.MaildirFolderHandler, mbox.MaildirMessageHandler,
#            UMN.UMNDirHandler, 
#            tal.TALFileHandler,
#            html.HTMLFileTitleHandler,
#            mbox.MBoxMessageHandler, mbox.MBoxFolderHandler,
#            pyg.PYGHandler, scriptexec.ExecHandler,
#            file.CompressedFileHandler, file.FileHandler,
#            url.URLTypeRewriter]

##################################################
# Decompressing file handler
##################################################

[handlers.file.CompressedFileHandler]

# Decompressors is a map from an encoding (as specified in the
# pygopherd section above) to a decompression program.
# The decompression program must
# accept the input in its stdin and write the decompressed output
# to stdout.
#
# If you do not want to decompress things automatically for your
# clients, you might wish to NOT use this handler.
#
# Note: this feature is probably NOT compatible with chroot unless
# you take extra precautions.

# We enable no decompressors by default... you'll need to do that.

decompressors = {}

#decompressors = {'bzip2': 'bzcat',
#              'gzip' : 'zcat',
#              'compress' : 'zcat'}

# Regexp to match against filenames pending decompression.
# The default will let ALL files be decompressed.

decompresspatt = .*

# You can be more restrictive:

# decompresspatt = \.txt\.(bz2|gz|Z)$


##################################################
# Directory handler
##################################################
           
[handlers.dir.DirHandler]
# A regular expression of files to ignore.  These files
# will not be presented in lists of files to clients,
# but if clients know the exact path to the files, they can
# still be requested.
#
# This pattern is matched against the requested selector.
# Selectors are guaranteed to begin with a slash by this point.
# and never end with a slash unless they consist solely of a slash.
#
# By default, we ignore files starting with a period, gophermap
# files, and files ending with a tilde.
#
# The default emulates UMN's default plus buck.  Please note:
# UMNDirHandler implicitly will keep all files starting with a dot out
of
# directory listings.  If you exclude these files explicitly in
ignorepatt,
# then not only will they not show up, but the handler will also not
scan
# them for links and the like.
#
# A buck-only server might like:
#
# ignorepatt = ~$|/\.|/gophermap$

ignorepatt =
/.cap$|/lost\+found$|/lib$|/bin$|/etc$|/dev$|~$|/\.cache|/\.forward$|/\.message$|/\.hushlogin$|/\.kermrc$|/\.notar$|/\.where$|/veronica.ctl$|/robots.txt$|/nohup.out$|/gophermap$|\.abstract$|\.keyboards$|\.ask|\.3d$|~$

# Expiration time, in seconds, for the cache.
# Set to 0 to disable caching entirely.

cachetime = 180

# Name of the cahe file.  Must be set to something even if the cachetime
# is zero.  In that case, this filename will not be used but for the
conf
# file to parse, it must still be set.

cachefile = .cache.pygopherd.dir

##################################################
# UMN Directory Handler
##################################################

[handlers.UMN.UMNDirHandler]

# Extension stripping behavior.  When a file from a directory
# is presented in a menu, and no name is given, what to do?
# For instance, given a file Welcome.txt and pygopherd.tar.gz:
#
# If extstrip is none, present Welcome.txt and pygopherd.tar.gz in the
# menu.
#
# If extstrip is nonencoded, modify only those files that do not
# have encodings.  (If CompressedFileHandler is used, modify only
# those files that to not have *HANDLED* encodings.)
# If gzip is NOT a handled encoding, you'd get names Welcome and
# pygopherd.tar.gz.  If gzip IS a handled encoding, you'd get
# Welcome and pygopherd.
#
# If extstrip is full, modify all modifyable names.  Welcome.txt ->
# Welcome and pygopherd.tar.gz -> pygopherd.

# extstrip = none
extstrip = nonencoded
# extstrip = full

[handlers.ZIP.ZIPHandler]
##################################################
# ZIP file handler
##################################################

# Even if it's listed in the available handlers, it's disabled here by
# default.

enabled = false

pattern = \.zip$

######################################################################
# PROTOCOLS
######################################################################

##################################################
# Protocol Multiplexer
##################################################

[protocols.ProtocolMultiplexer]

# A list of the protocols to consider for each request.
# The protocols are tried in the order listed.

protocols = [wap.WAPProtocol, http.HTTPProtocol, 
             gopherp.GopherPlusProtocol, rfc1436.GopherProtocol]

##################################################
# Gopher+ Protocol
##################################################

[protocols.gopherp.GopherPlusProtocol]
# The name and e-mail of the administrator
admin = Unconfigured Pygopherd Admin <pygopherd@nowhere.nowhere>

##################################################
# HTTP Protocol
##################################################

[protocols.http.HTTPProtocol]
iconmapping = {'h' : 'text.gif',
            '0' : 'text.gif',
            '4' : 'binhex.gif',
            's' : 'sound1.gif',
            'g' : 'image3.gif',
            'I' : 'image3.gif',
            'M' : 'text.gif',
            '9' : 'binary.gif',
            '1' : 'folder.gif',
            '7' : 'folder.gif',
            'i' : 'blank.gif'}

# You can use this option to put something at the top of each HTML
# page generated.
# 
# The following tokens will be interpolated:
#
# GOPHERURL          -- the Gopher URL for this page.
#

pagetopper = Welcome to Gopherspace!  You are browsing Gopher through
   a Web interface right now.  You can use most browsers or Gopher
   clients to browse Gopher natively.  If your browser supports it,
   <A HREF="GOPHERURL">try clicking here</A> to see this page
   in Gopher directly.  To find Gopher browsers,
   <A HREF="http://quux.org:70/Software/Gopher/Downloads/Clients";>click
   here</A>.<HR>

##################################################
# WAP Protocol
##################################################

[protocols.wap.WAPProtocol]

# waptop is the URL to access with WAP devices.  The default, /wap,
means
# that accessing http://sitename.com/wap will bring up your site in WAP
# mode.
#
# PyGopherd can autodetect WAP from some phones, so this is not always
# necessary.

waptop = /wap