[gopher] GOGOPH Server 2.4 release is out !

[Damien Carol]

 Hello gopherspace !

A new version for gopher server from GOGOPH project is out !

*What is GOGOPH Server ?*

GOGOPH Server is a gopher server (RFC 1436 compliant). The main goal is
simplicity.
The server display the content of the live folder to the world.

*Bundle ?*

This software is mainly a Java program. It use 1 configuration file.
All your need is archive file from HERE :
gopher://dams.zapto.org/1/gogoph-server

*Why choose this one ?*

Very small program.
Very small memory footprint. (files are loaded on-the-fly)
Design of gogoph server is KISS. Very simple to use. Only one program for
one configuration file (plain text) for one live folder..
Based on modern Java NIO framework, can manage > 1K connections in the same
time. You can't do that with inetd.
Effective asynchronous network framework with Netty (JBOSS open source
library).
NO external library or framework or whatever. Only need basic Java version.
(Works with open source implementations)
Can handle download of VERY big files ( > 100 Mo tested )
Can handle large number of files ( > 1K tested)
Use existing gophermap and/or gophertag files.

*New feature ?*

2.4
Compatible with Gopher+ clients (via special front-end Menu).

2.3
Use gophermap and gophertag files.

*Does it works with... ?*

Well Tested with :

  client

Lynx Browser

*ok*

client

UMN gopher client

*ok*

client

GOGOPH Browser

*ok*

proxy (HTTP)

Floodgap proxy

*ok*

proxy (HTTP)

Overbyte Firefox Plug-in

*ok*

*Can I change something ?*

YES, source code is very simple and accessible :
http://github.com/damiencarol/gogoph <https://github.com/damiencarol/gogoph>

*Can I say something ?*

YES, feedback are welcome:
* email at : damien.carol at gmail.com

Also whinning on "Gopher Project Discussion" <
gopher-project at lists.alioth.debian.org> will do it.

-- 
Damien CAROL
gopher://dams.zapto.org/1/
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