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Hi all, After some testing by my friends and talking to René. I'm excited to share my new search provider for the Gemini protocol, TLGS gemini://tlgs.one This a new search engine. It started as a weekend project to implement a Gemini server and client in C++. Then gradually grown out of control. And I had shamefully stole some page design and wordings from the awesome gemini://geminispace.info due to my limited English skills. The codebase is dirty right now. But I'm happy that it works. I plan to update the index twice a week. I guess we'll see how it handles real traffic from Gemini. regards, Martin
The statistics page states that there are 374 URIs that respond with an empty MIME type. => gemini://tlgs.one/statistics Is this just non-2x responses or is this pages that actually don't give MIME types? If it's non-2x responses I think you have a bug ;) geminispace.info dosen't have this statistic. If it is 2x responses then that's one in every 200 pages (0.5%) not responding with MIME types. -Olive
Forgot to reply all. Oops.. > Is this just non-2x responses or is this pages that actually don't give MIME types? Ah. Those are from pages with 1X status. TLGS indexes them and make them searchable. You're right. This is confusing. I've patched that. Will take effect after the next index update :) Martin
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