[gopher] Someone out there with python skills want to help?
daniel g
barana24 at hotmail.com
Wed Oct 6 09:07:37 UTC 2010
ok....
there must be more than one way to skin a cat.
is there a way u or anyone knows to get a gophermap to patch thru to the os or to the gophermap so I can write in a hit counter?
ive no problem with the C like or bash script/app...
or alternatively can i send u a sample of this script and u tell me how bucktooth would do it another way?
or even more alternatively ill just let my first question stand.
:) - Barana
> From: spectre at floodgap.com
> To: gopher-project at lists.alioth.debian.org
> Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 22:19:51 -0700
> Subject: Re: [gopher] Someone out there with python skills want to help?
>
> > I am building a Gopher site currently and I would like to add a hit counter.
> > A mate gave me his script for a gopher counter which belongs on the main page.
> > Alas, It (and other main-page-scripts) require -as bucktooth does- that the
> > main gophermap be executable.
> > Pygopherd doesn't seem to implement bucktooth-style scripts fully ie wont
> > allow my scripts to be bash script-gophermap hybrids.
>
> Strictly speaking, Bucktooth doesn't allow this either, so this isn't a
> bug in pygopherd.
>
> I will defer the actual task to someone better in Python than I am (I'm sure
> Guido would say all my years of Perl [ going back to 1995 ] have rotted my
> brain).
>
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