I updated the Gemini server certificates on skyjake.fi and git.skyjake.fi.
skyjake.fi kept its public key, so your client may automatically trust it. The expiration date is much further in the future.
git.skyjake.fi now uses the same certificate, via SAN. I'm also redirecting from git.skyjake.fi:1965 (served by Agate) to git.skyjake.fi:1968 (served by GmGitView).
2 years ago · 👍 mc, thatsredadcted, devyl, rwa
@thatsredadcted There’s at least one static git viewer: https://git.sr.ht/~kornellapacz/gmnigit
With GmGitView, I wanted a dynamic interface that can provide a lot more information in more versatile ways, even with larger repos.
It still caches individual pages if they happen to be accessed frequently. Since Git history is (typically) immutable, many pages can be cached for a long time without serving anything stale.
Use of Python may be considered a downside, but this was a 3-day mini-project. 🙂 · 2 years ago
https://git.sr.ht/~kornellapacz/gmnigit
That's the first time I see some kind of git implementation on gemini. That's pretty cool. · 2 years ago