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Compiling and installing Gophernicus
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====================================
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# Compiling and installing Gophernicus
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Gophernicus requires a C compiler but no extra libraries aside
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from standard LIBC ones. Care has been taken to use only
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standard POSIX syscalls so that it should work pretty much on
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any *nix system.
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any \*nix system.
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To compile and install run:
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```
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$ git clone https://github.com/kimholviala/gophernicus.git
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$ cd gophernicus
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$ make
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$ sudo make install
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```
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That's it - Gophernicus should now be installed, preconfigured
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and running under gopher://<HOSTNAME>/. And more often than not,
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need to configure your public hostname explicitly in whatever
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config file Gophernicus is using.
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By default Gophernicus serves gopher documents from /var/gopher
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although that can be changed by using the -r <root> parameter.
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By default Gophernicus serves gopher documents from `/var/gopher`
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although that can be changed by using the `-r <root>` parameter.
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To enable virtual hosting create hostname directories under
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the gopher root and make sure you have at least the primary
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hostname (the one set with -h <hostname>) directory available
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(mkdir /var/gopher/$HOSTNAME).
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hostname (the one set with `-h <hostname>`) directory available
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(`mkdir /var/gopher/$HOSTNAME`).
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Other installation targets
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==========================
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## Other installation targets
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Suppose your server runs systemd, but you'd rather have Gophernicus
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started with inetd or xinetd. To do that, do "make install-inetd"
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or "make install-xinetd". Likewise use "make uninstall-inetd" or
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"make uninstall-xinetd" to uninstall Gophernicus.
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started with inetd or xinetd. To do that, do `make install-inetd`
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or `make install-xinetd`. Likewise use `make uninstall-inetd` or
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`make uninstall-xinetd` to uninstall Gophernicus.
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Compiling with TCP wrappers
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===========================
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## Compiling with TCP wrappers
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Gophernicus uses no extra libraries... well... except libwrap
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(TCP wrappers) if it is installed with headers in default Unix
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just run 'make withwrap'.
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For configuring IP access lists with TCP wrappers, take a look
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at the files /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny (because the
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at the files `/etc/hosts.allow` and `/etc/hosts.deny` (because the
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manual pages suck). Use the daemon name 'in.gophernicus' to
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make your access lists.
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Running with traditional inetd superserver
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==========================================
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## Running with traditional inetd superserver
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If you want to run Gophernicus under the traditional Unix inetd, the
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below line should be added to your /etc/inetd.conf and the inetd
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below line should be added to your `/etc/inetd.conf` and the inetd
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process restarted.
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```
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gopher stream tcp nowait nobody /usr/sbin/in.gophernicus in.gophernicus -h <hostname>
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```
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The Makefile will automatically do this for you and remove it when
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uninstalling.
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Compiling on Debian Linux (and Ubuntu)
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## Compiling on Debian Linux (and Ubuntu)
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The above commands work on Debian just fine, but if you prefer
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having everything installed as packages run "make deb" instead
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of plain "make". If all the dependencies were in place you'll
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having everything installed as packages run `make deb` instead
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of plain `make`. If all the dependencies were in place you'll
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end up with an offical-looking deb package in the parent
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directory (don't ask - that's just how it works). And instead
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of "sudo make install" you should just install the deb with
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"dpkg -i ../gophernicus_*.deb" after which It Should Just
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of `sudo make install` you should just install the deb with
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`dpkg -i ../gophernicus_*.deb` after which It Should Just
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Work(tm).
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If you need TCP wrappers support on Debian/Ubuntu, please
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install libwrap0-dev before compiling.
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Cross-compiling
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===============
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## Cross-compiling
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Cross-compiling to a different target architecture can be done
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by defining HOSTCC and CC to be different compilers. HOSTCC
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must point to a local arch compiler, and CC to the target
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arch one.
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```
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$ make HOSTCC=gcc CC=target-arch-gcc
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```
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Shared memory issues
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## Shared memory issues
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====================
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Gophernicus uses SYSV shared memory for session tracking and
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If that happens you can simply delete the memory block and
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let Gophernicus recreate it - no harm done:
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```
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$ sudo make clean-shm
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```
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Porting to different platforms
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## Porting to different platforms
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If you need to port Gophernicus to a new platform, please take
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a look at gophernicus.h which has a bunch of HAVE_* #defines.
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a look at gophernicus.h which has a bunch of `HAVE_*` `#defines`.
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Fiddling with those usually makes it possible to compile a working
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server. If you succeed in compiling Gophernicus to a new
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platform please send the patches to
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<gophernicus at gophernicus dot org> so we can include them into
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the next release.
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## Setting up a gopher site
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After succesfully installing Gophernicus (see INSTALL) you need to set
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After succesfully installing Gophernicus (see [INSTALL](./INSTALL.md)) you need to set
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up the gopher root directory. By default Gophernicus serves documents
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from /var/gopher so start by creating that directory and making sure
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it's world-readable. Then, simply add files and directories under your
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content of the directory being viewed. If you want to have
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informational text along with the files, or if you want to completely
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replace the generated menu with your own you need to take a look at
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gophermaps. See the file README.gophermap for more information.
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gophermaps. See the [README.gophermap](./README.gophermap) for more information.
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## Gophertags
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## Personal gopherspaces
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Gophernicus supports users personal gopherspaces. If a user has
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world-readable directory called public_gopher/ under his home, a
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world-readable directory called `public_gopher` under his home, a
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request for `gopher://HOSTNAME/1/~user/` will serve documents from
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that directory.
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accept = :::7070
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connect = 127.0.0.1:70
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protocol = proxy
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