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GOPHERD(1) GoFish GOPHERD(1) NAME gopherd - the GoFish gopher server SYNOPSIS gopherd [-dp] [-v] [config_file] DESCRIPTION GoFish is a very simple gopher server. It is designed with security and low resource usage in mind. GoFish uses a single process that handles all the connections. This provides low resource usage, good latency (no context switches), and good scalability. GoFish runs in a chroot(2) environment. This means that GoFish can only serve files from the root directory or below. While GoFish must run at root privilege to be able to use port 70, it drops to a normal user while accessing files. OPTIONS -d daemon mode -p preprocess cache -v increase verbosity FILES /etc/gofish.conf SEE ALSO gofish(5), dotcache(5), mkcache(1), Internet RFC 1436 AUTHOR Written by Sean MacLennan REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to <headgopher@seanm.ca>. COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2002 Sean MacLennan This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. gopherd August 2002 GOPHERD(1)
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