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Greetings all. I've discovered gemini (and with it, the tildeverse) a few days ago. I would like to share my first non-trivial foray into gemini (and cgi): gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi The gemspace is refreshing and I hope the project continues well.
Oh my lord. I am so sorry for this incredibly terrible pun.
It was thus said that the Great filip at tilde.club once stated: > Greetings all. I've discovered gemini (and with it, the tildeverse) a few > days ago. I would like to share my first non-trivial foray into gemini > (and cgi): > gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi > The gemspace is refreshing and I hope the project continues well. I tried it out and it appears that you aren't properly decoding the query string. This reference (which my client is sending): gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi?amos%3A1-5/evil doesn't return anything. If I send this request by hand (openssl s_connect ... ) gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi?amos:1-5/evil it does. And except for the search function, it's very similar to a section on my site: gemini://gemini.conman.org/king_james_bible.gemini -spc
Could you please check again? I didn't know the problem with the URL decoding so I manualy added the symbols to conver in $QUERY_STRING. I think I forgot to decode the %3A character. Amfora browser didn't need decoding that one. You are using a different browser I suppose? On Thu, 11 Feb 2021, Sean Conner wrote: > It was thus said that the Great filip at tilde.club once stated: >> Greetings all. I've discovered gemini (and with it, the tildeverse) a few >> days ago. I would like to share my first non-trivial foray into gemini >> (and cgi): >> gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi >> The gemspace is refreshing and I hope the project continues well. > > I tried it out and it appears that you aren't properly decoding the query > string. This reference (which my client is sending): > > gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi?amos%3A1-5/evil > > doesn't return anything. If I send this request by hand (openssl s_connect > ... ) > > gemini://tilde.club/~filip/kjv/kjv.cgi?amos:1-5/evil > > it does. > > And except for the search function, it's very similar to a section on my > site: > > gemini://gemini.conman.org/king_james_bible.gemini > > -spc > >
It was thus said that the Great filip at tilde.club once stated: > Could you please check again? > I didn't know the problem with the URL decoding so I manualy added the > symbols to conver in $QUERY_STRING. > I think I forgot to decode the %3A character. > Amfora browser didn't need decoding that one. > You are using a different browser I suppose? Yes. I generally use the Mozz web proxy: https://portal.mozz.us/ I do have a simple client I wrote but it's generally used more for testing than for actual browsing (it being not much more than the Gemini equivalent of wget or curl). -spc
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