Comment by 👻 ps

I'll try to upload something once I find the bug with the certificate in Yoda.

I don't know why it works with my certificate-less Titanit but not with OSIRIS. Lagrange works well everywhere; I just found that Lagrange is loyal about protocol errors on the server side and markup errors, so I need some time to identify the bug before I can continue testing your service. It would be same story like with close notify signal :)

Anyway, thank you for your work! I'm glad that I can share pictures without using HTTP links now!

Feb 22 · 10 months ago

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well i updated this monster because i also wanted to do user directories. i figured that storing all user files in their dir is too much so i decided to separate them by weeks since unix epoch. it's junky but it's fun.

and since just a usual flat structure also can be useful for e.g. managing a gemlog by uploading the files, or just being used by a single user, i decided to leave it in and name it "protocol-v1".

so now it's not even finished but already pretty complicated xD i'll need to fix some stuff, make some features that i planned, and it will be ready for a release and a post about in on my gemlog

Looks like you're going to the good old web gallery implementation :)

Anyway, why not - people would like to make some collections there, of course if you're ready to host it for a while.

Unlike this conception, I plan to make guest uploads in Titanit, with auto-removal (by inactivity for example)

not sure will launch it soon, but working on that too just for fun. I've created new library for Gemini protocol called Titanine, it will be the basement for future Yoda implementation on Iced framework, without any C bindings.

Yet not fixed my browser, to test OSIRIS. But found the bug there, it is not server side problem.

p.s. sometimes I think we have more software than users here :D

Original Post

As was requested and discussed in: [gemini link] I started to write a file sharing platform some time ago. My goal was to do it purely in CGI without any custom server code, and for now I succeeded. it's hosted on the same domain as my home capsule, just different port. y'all are welcome to try it out, any uploaded file can be deleted by the original uploader. WARNING: the link for deletion is shown once, right after uploading. it will be changed so we have some kind of decent file...