It was thus said that the Great benthor once stated: > Sean Conner writes: > > There's also the titan: protocol: > > > > https://communitywiki.org/wiki/Titan > > > >also an upload method for Gemini, and also originally an idea of > >mine (but > >developed almost exclusively by Alex Schroeder). > > Very interesting. If I understand > gemini://communitywiki.org/page/Titan correctly, the following > should have worked: > > echo -en > "titan://communitywiki.org/raw/Test;token=hello;mime=text/plain;size=12\r\nHello > World\n" | socat - ssl:communitywiki.org:1965,verify=0 You might want to talk about Alex about that. I think he has the only titan: enabled server right now. > However, gemini://communitywiki.org/page/Test remained empty. Even > after creating the page via the http interface, I couldn't update > it. In general, I am not sure whether the token requirement > couldn't be dropped in favor of exclusively client > certificate-based authentication. If I were doing it, I would use a certificate, but Alex doesn't want that complication, thus the token. > > I'd like to at least read the spec, but I'm still stuck at TLS 1.2 until > > I check out the newer LibreSSL library. But at the very least, check > > out the others methods as well. > > Could you check again if you can access the site? It's now using a > taditional ECDSA certificate instead of the previous newfangled > ED25519 cert. That works. Thanks. -spc
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