Hi! Thanks for the patch!

To git.sr.ht:~gsthnz/gssg
    a842c01..fc755f2  master -> master
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Gustavo Heinz

On 3/16/23 05:41, Josemaria Malgosa Sanahuja wrote:
> Hi gsthnz,
> 
> I'm interested in doing something similar to what you described in the 
> post "Read-only root with overlayfs". However, my Linux boots under 
> systemd instead of init.
> 
> systemd is better than init but also more complicated, so I'm not able 
> to mount automatically an overlayed version of the root file system.
> 
> Could you give me some clue?
> Many thanks in advance!

Hello, Josemaria

On 11/5/22 14:32, Ender Render wrote:
> Hi there, gsthnz.
> 
> I was wondering if there was a way to get gssg running on windows 11. 
> While the software seems to be designed with Linux in mind, I thought 
> there might still be a way to get it running, since it's written in Go.
> 
> All the best.
> 
> Ender
> 

Hello, Ender

Hi Rek2,

First of all, thanks for using gssg! Good to see people using :)

On 4/2/22 03:12, rek2@hispagatos.org wrote:
> Hello, will it be possible to add http support?
> I know, I know this may sound silly, but I am a solely gemini blogger,
> and since sr.ht supports both I decided what if I can run gssg and also
> create optionally the http pages so I can enable that feature with out
> having to switch to a bloated HUGO that does not do gemini.
While I developed gssg as being a gemini-only solution, it's certainly 
possible to add HTML support. But I think we should add it in a way that 
does not impact the overall gemini usage, a optional config.toml 
section, perhaps.

On 12/17/21 14:17, Christoph Hentschel wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm using Linux Mint and I want to use gssg. But it isn't in apt or I can compile it. My simple (and stupid) question is how can I use gssg?
> 
> Best regards, Christoph

Hi there, I usually just compile it by hand by running "make" and "sudo 
make install". You can just run "make" and use the compiled "./gssg" in 
the repo directly if you don't want to install it :)

More info in the repo page https://git.sr.ht/~gsthnz/gssg#usage

Since I don't use apt-based distros I never had the time to actually

On 8/31/21 9:26 AM, Frank Homburg wrote:
> Hello Gustavo Heinz,
> 
> I'm looking for a clean Hugo theme like the one you are using at https://gsthnz.com.
> 
> Would you please so kind and tell me which one you are using?
> 
> 
> Best regards,
> Frank
> 

Hi there,

Hello there,

Due to a backup error, I had to regenerate the SSL certificate for
cyberpunksin.space.

The new SSL fingerprint is:

SHA1 Fingerprint=B0:4D:FE:61:DB:E0:93:CE:8B:C4:A2:1D:21:E9:A5:47:9B:40:9F:8D

Most gemini clients will show a warning informing that the SSL
certificate changed.

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Gustavo Heinz

Hi!

On Sun Apr 11, 2021 at 2:45 AM -03, ybaumy wrote:
> Yes I meant gssg. Sorry. I am new at sr.ht and I guess this list is for
> more projects.
It's ok :)

> I am preparing to migrate my current homepage
> https://lost-frequencies.eu to gemini. There is already a
> https:/gemini.lost-frequencies.eu site and with it a
> gemini://gemini.lost-frequencies.eu site. My current homepage is pretty
> much my article reading history and has a folder structure for
> year/month/day. I can script this myself and add index.gmi files for
> each folder and dynamically build a new top index.gmi each time a new

Hi there,

On Sat Apr 10, 2021 at 5:10 PM -03, ybaumy wrote:
> Would it possible to add support for subfolders on the index page and
> generate an index for each folder automatically?
>
> BR
>
> ybaumy

I assume you're talking about gssg.

gssg does not create files, the implementation becomes much simpler
without it.

Hi Michael,

Sorry for the delay,

On Sun Mar 28, 2021 at 3:29 AM -03, Michael Bryant wrote:
> I like having "prettified" URLs, e.g. `example.com/foo/` instead of
> `example.com/foo.gmi`.
> To try to achieve that, all of my content is in `page-slug/index.gmi`,
> but this does not
> seem to play well with the templates -- no posts list is generated.

> It's possible that the problem is just that I have a `/posts/index.gmi`
> that is taking
> precedence, but, reading the README, I think that may not be it, since