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Hi, I have a molly-brown server running on OpenBSD armv7 here: gemini://gemini.go350.com/ I'm trying to get basic SCGI functionality now. I wrote a small Go program as an initial SCGI program: gemini://gemini.go350.com/main.go The program works on the system. I can invoke it with netcat and see its output: $ nc -U /tmp/url_check.sock Content-Type: text/plain Hi there! However, I cannot get it to work with molly-brown (castor and bombadillo browsers). I think I have everything configure correctly in molly-brown. Here is my SCGI Path from /etc/molly.conf: "/scgi-app-1/" = "/tmp/url_check.sock" Can someone explain what I've done wrong? Thanks, Brad
On Sun, Jul 12, 2020 at 09:25:21PM +0000, btilley at gatech.edu wrote: > Hi, > > I have a molly-brown server running on OpenBSD armv7 here: > > gemini://gemini.go350.com/ > > I'm trying to get basic SCGI functionality now. I wrote a small Go program as an initial SCGI program: > > gemini://gemini.go350.com/main.go > > The program works on the system. I can invoke it with netcat and see its output: > > $ nc -U /tmp/url_check.sock > Content-Type: text/plain > > Hi there! > > However, I cannot get it to work with molly-brown (castor and bombadillo browsers). I think I have everything configure correctly in molly-brown. Here is my SCGI Path from /etc/molly.conf: > > "/scgi-app-1/" = "/tmp/url_check.sock" > > Can someone explain what I've done wrong? > > Thanks, > > Brad I figured this out. It's important that this line of molly.conf is uncommented as well: [SCGIPaths] I thought it was just a code comment/section marker. After uncommenting it, the SCGI program worked as expected.
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