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Sean Conner sean at conman.org
Sun Jan 3 03:43:17 GMT 2021
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It was thus said that the Great Bill Havanki once stated:
Greetings,
I’d like to announce my own take on a Gemini server implementation, which
I’ve named Doppio.
https://github.com/bhavanki/doppio/
Cool!
I implemented it in Java as a fun side coding project, but I hope it’s
useful for others. It supports the usual good stuff:
* static files, including finding index files
* CGI with most meta-variables from RFC 3875, plus a bunch from Apache
mod_ssl
For CGI support, I set the REQUEST_METHOD to "" (since RFC-3875 madatesit---others have set it to "GET"), and instead of the Apache variables forTLS, I used:
TLS_CIPHER TLS_VERSION TLS_CLIENT_HASH TLS_CLIENT_ISSUER TLS_CLIENT_SUBJECT TLS_CLIENT_NOT_BEFORE TLS_CLIENT_NOT_AFTER TLS_CLIENT_REMAIN
and I think others that support CGI have done similar. I like that you used"Certificate" for AUTH_TYPE (as I have done) and the subject name forREMOTE_USER (as most others have done). I also added the following:
GEMINI_DOCUMENT_ROOT GEMINI_SCRIPT_FILENAME GEMINI_URL_PATH GEMINI_URL
and again, some others support some of the above. Sadly, the CGIdiscussions seem to die out quickly on this list.
Anyway, nice job.
-spc