All releases of GoFish Gopher/Web Server


Release Notes: Minor bugfixes were made.


Release Notes: This release mainly cleans up the HTML code generated by the gopher to HTTP gateway. Due to popular request, you can now turn off the HTML-ization of gopher text files.


Release Notes: This version adds madvise, fixes a typo in configure.in, removes some debugs, replaces some gotos with while loops, and adds uptime to stats.


Release Notes: This is a bugfix release for people using the select call rather than the poll call. You are using select if any of the following are true: you are running on an ARM processor, you are running Mac OS X, or you undefined HAVE_POLL. If an incomplete request came in, the select timeout mechanism went into a tight loop and took 100% of the CPU.


Release Notes: An is-http config option was added, which must be set for Web servers. Looser links are now allowed, external gateway links do not assume that HTTP is available, the HTTP gateway directory headings were changed, and the logs were cleaned up.


Release Notes: There is now a Slackware package. The default gopher root has been changed to /var/gopher. "make check" has been added. There is a bugfix for virtual hosts and 403 (the host was undefined in the log). A configure option for gopheruser has been added.


Release Notes: This is mainly a cleanup release. All I/O is checked more closely, especially for EINTR. The log rotation was fixed up. However, the log file must be in the chroot jail for the log rotation to work.


Release Notes: A .deb package has been produced, and the configuration has been cleaned up in the process.


Release Notes: This release contains a major memory leak bugfix. Everybody using the HTTP server or the HTTP gateway should upgrade.


Release Notes: In this release, the config now allows - or _, there are two script files, there was a cleanup of HTTP errors, gopherd() was renamed to gofish(), syslog now uses argv[0], and a STATS command was added, as was a locals config option.
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