A standalone Gopher interface for Wordpress. Written in Python, mostly to confuse people.
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wp-gopher 0.3.0 (You RLIKE me!) http://github.com/LawnGnome/wp-gopher Description ----------- Provides, in conjunction with an inetd superserver, a Gopher interface to Wordpress 2.2 and later. (Valid as of Wordpress 3.0, anyway.) Requirements ------------ - Some sort of *nix. I've tested it on Linux, but really, anything should do. - Python 2.4 or later. - Python-MySQLdb 1.2 or later. - A Wordpress installation with a database layout compatible with WP 2.2-3.0. Installation ------------ 1. Copy wp-gopher.py to a suitable location. /usr/local/sbin would probably do. 2. Copy wp-gopher.ini.dist to /etc/wp-gopher.ini and alter the variables to those matching the Wordpress installation. 3. Set up inetd to pass gopher requests to wp-gopher.py. The supplied gopher.xinetd file can be used to configure xinetd, assuming wp-gopher.py is installed in /usr/local/sbin. 4. Reload (x)inetd and enjoy. Problems, Reports, Patches -------------------------- Send them to Adam Harvey at wpgopher@adamharvey.name. Notes ----- - It's weird talking about yourself in the third person (see above). - This is technically correct. The best kind of correct. - No, I don't know why I wrote this either.
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