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This place is a shared gemini server. Each user is free to upload his own gemini capsule/gemlog in his dedicated directory. It will be available at : gemini://gmi.si3t.ch/username/
If you're interested, just send your public ssh key to prx and wait his reply, your account will be created manually with ♥.
Email username and public ssh key
Write files following text/gemini syntax. In short:
A line is considered as a paragraph. A long line (without line break) is wrapped to screen. Empty lines remains empty. => gemini://domain.tld/a-link.gmi This is a link => https://domain.tld/ Another link => /relative-link/without-description
index.gmi is served by default.
To write a gemlog ("gemini blog"), add links in your index.gmi file following this format to let readers subscribe :
=> /user/article1.gmi 2021-01-01 - my first post => /user/another-article.gmi 2021-01-02 - my second post ...
We share 18G storage. That's a lot of things to write. If you need to share big files, please consider using a more appropriate way.
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/specification.html
gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/companion/subscription.gmi
Use sftp with "-i" option to specify your private ssh key.
sftp -i ~/.ssh/sshkey user@gmi.si3t.ch
It might be easier to add this to your "~/.ssh/config":
Host gmisi3tch User username Hostname gmi.si3t.ch IdentityFile /home/username/.ssh/sshkey
Then use simply :
sftp gmisi3tch
See man sftp for a full list of command.
$ sftp gmisi3tch Connected to gmi.si3t.ch. sftp> pwd Remote working directory: /home/foo sftp> put index.gmi Uploading index.gmi to /home/foo/index.gmi index.gmi 100% 2290 72.1KB/s 00:00
Make sure your file is readable by the server (depending on your local umask):
sftp> chmod 644 file.gmi
Setting mode to 640 or less can work as marking the file as a draft.
ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f ~/.ssh/sshkey -a 100
Feel free to enter a password, or not.
Follow these links to explore what users wrote :