[server question] What can be done with server side scripting?
Frank Jüdes Frank.Juedes at linux4specialists.com
Sun Jun 6 05:38:51 BST 2021
I assume you mean the Gemini equivalent of CGI scripts?
Well you can do almost the same things that you can do with CGI in the WWW! - Just a little less fancier and more focused on content than visual effects. Some examples from my server:
* Linux man-pages and Perl documentation:
gemini://h2903872.stratoserver.net/OnlineDoc.gmi
* Ascii-"Art" with the figlet and the boxes program and other tools:
gemini://h2903872.stratoserver.net/DevToolBox.gmi
* You can capture the output of any command line tool and print it as
a gmi document, see my lab-page:
gemini://h2903872.stratoserver.net/CGI-test.gmi
I hope that helps.
Best regards from Charleston (WV),
Frank/2
On 2021-06-04 22:39, Andrew Singleton wrote:
> I suppose I should come up with a use case I want and then ask if they can be done we I really don't feel in my depth on technical aspects.
>
> I just know serve scripts are possible, but I don't know what is realistically doable and it of that what actually works within the protocol's strengths.
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