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Comment by 🌲 sloum

Re: "how i write this when only GET like request is valid?"

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@clseibold Technically gemini can support multiple & separated fields in a request. The problem is that a type 10 response will just put the value as the querystring. But there is nothing stopping you from using a link like gemini://example.com/cgi/mycgi?a=12&b=23

So you can have cgi applications that take in multiple values, but they have to come from hard coded links and not as a request to a type 10 response. There are quirky ways to work around all of that too, of course.

All that to say: I mostly agree with you regarding GET, but with an asterisk. I certainly agree with you that it is not apt to compare gemini and http responses/requests.

🌲 sloum

2023-11-22 · 2 months ago

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🌲 sloum · Nov 22 at 04:24:

I think the original poster may also mean user auth and such? Which, of course, is done with client certs.

🐙 norayr [OP] · Nov 28 at 23:54:

auth i get, i didn't get the get part. (:

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how i write this when only GET like request is valid? — that's the question. how this text is published if gemini only supports get like requests and the request only contains the url.

💬 norayr · 7 comments · 2023-11-19 · 3 months ago