I have found both of these servers very difficult to install. With gemserv, I tried debian's packaged rust, rustup, and rustup nightly. All failed for different interesting reasons. I could never get the dependencies sorted out for GLV-1.12556. Jetforce is very easy to install with pip, which is probably why it's the most used server currently. I'm using molly-brown currently, because I like how it handles user public_gemini directories. Full cgi support would be nice. Thanks for all the hard work all you software developers are doing! On Thu, May 14, 2020 at 04:50:41AM -0400, Sean Conner wrote: > It was thus said that the Great Ecmel Berk Canl?er once stated: > > Hello all! > > > > I've been checking out the mailing list and reading about Gemini every > > now and then, and decided to try and host a Gemini server for my blog. > > > > One question I had is: Which server software is the most mature one? > > What do you mean by "most mature"? By age, it's GLV-1.12556 (disclaimer: > I wrote it). By feature set, it's a toss-up between GLV-1.12556: > > * support for any type of documents (from multiple directories) > * CGI (both Gemini and HTTP specific, RFC-3875 compliant) > * user directories > * client certificate support > * easy to extend with custom modules (if you know Lua) > > and Gemserv: > > * support for any type of document > * CGI (Gemini only, not quite RFC-3875 compliant) > * user directories > * reverse proxy > * virtual hosts > > Both have recent updates. By popularity, last time I checked, it was > JetForce (which also has had recent updates). Of the three mentioned, > JetForce is in Python, Gemserv in Rust, and GLV-1.12556 in Lua. The lack of > virtual hosting in GLV-1.12556 is because I lack experience in dealing with > server certificates with multple hosts, and because of that, I can't exactly > test that feature. > > > On the software list [1], there is no description about the state and > > feature set of any of the listed server software. > > > > [1]: gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/software/ > > > > I only need to serve static files, as everything else happens on a > > static site generator before being uploaded. > > If that's the case, then most of the servers would probably work, it then > comes down to which language do you have available for compiling/running the > server. > > -spc
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