I’m trying to solve #28
https://todo.sr.ht/~lioploum/offpunk/28


Which is conceptually very simple to understand:

when visiting url host.com/path how could the browser possibly know if 
path is a file or a folder (and the real path is the hidden 
path/index.gmi ).


This is important for relative links : as "target.gmi" could be either 
host.com/target.gmi or host.com/path/target.gmi.

On 23/11/28 05:53, vonhohenheiden@tutanota.com wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm currently investigating a bug with the cache. To be able to track this (and other issues in the future) down, the attached patch introduces a common logger for offpunk (and it's modules). The patch also updates some existing error handling functions to use the logger. The logging level can be adjusted by setting it in offlogger.py. If there is need in the future, a switch could also be added to the command line arguments.
>
Here are already some feedbacks

1) The patch import the logging module. Could you confirm that this 
module is part of all python installations? Do you see any potential 
case where logging might not be available?

2) The patche completely break the distinction between different kind of 
error in offpunk. There are:
- user errors (bad command, missing dependency, unset variables, etc)

On 23/11/28 05:53, vonhohenheiden@tutanota.com wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm currently investigating a bug with the cache. To be able to track 
>this (and other issues in the future) down, the attached patch 
>introduces a common logger for offpunk (and it's modules). The patch 
>also updates some existing error handling functions to use the logger. 
>The logging level can be adjusted by setting it in offlogger.py. If 
>there is need in the future, a switch could also be added to the 
>command line arguments.

Thanks for the patch. I will test and try it a bit more in depth before 
accepting it.

On 23/11/26 07:19, vonhohenheiden@tutanota.com wrote:
>Apologies for the additional work and thanks for accepting the patch!
>Please find it attached.
>Best,
>Von

Perfect. Just had to type |git am and the patch is applied. Thanks a 
lot!

On 23/11/26 10:22, Karl wrote:
>Why was support for client generated certificates removed?
>

The code dated from AV-98 and was broken. As I do not use it myself, I 
didn’t maintain it and didn’t understand it. Also, it didn’t work at all 
with the offline concept.

Instead of keeping broken/unmaintained code, I removed it.

I would happily accept patches to put it back and discuss that with 
people using this feature.

--

On 23/11/26 08:04, vonhohenheiden@tutanota.com wrote:
>This is a simple fix for a crash I observed when calling 'gus' without any parameters. The following stacktrace can be reproduced by ´python3 offpunk.py <http://offpunk.py> > gus [Enter]´


Hi,

Thanks for catching this. The patch looks good but cannot apply. It 
might be because the stacktrace is also considered as a patch by git am 
(that’s my only explanation).

Do you mind sending it again without the stacktrace or as an attachment.

A good practice in offpunk is also to add a line in the CHANGELOG (with 
your name at the end).  If not done, don’t worry, I will do it in a

I’m happy to make the official announcement for the Offpunk 2.0 release 
(which happened last week).

https://ploum.net/2023-11-25-offpunk2.html
gemini://ploum.net/2023-11-25-offpunk2.gmi

Please share this announcement on places where it could be of interest.

I’m also launching an experimental matrix room for those interested in 
having real-time discussions:  #offpunk:matrix.org

https://matrix.to/#/#offpunk:matrix.org

On a more personal level, I’m really curious to hear about how users are

I’m happy to make the official announcement for the Offpunk 2.0 release 
(which happened last week).

https://ploum.net/2023-11-25-offpunk2.html
gemini://ploum.net/2023-11-25-offpunk2.gmi

Please share this announcement on places where it could be of interest.

I’m also launching an experimental matrix room for those interested in 
having real-time discussions:  #offpunk:matrix.org

https://matrix.to/#/#offpunk:matrix.org

On a more personal level, I’m really curious to hear about how users are

On 23/11/21 01:07, berru@riseup.net wrote:
>Hey, I was using the latest Offpunk 2.0 release built from git on
>2023-11-21 and encountered a few errors. It happens when following a
>link from a gemini resource to another gemini resource. It happened to
>me often enough that I thought I would report it. Here is the error
>message :
>
>ERROR4: <class 'RuntimeError'> : not found
>Traceback (most recent call last):
>  File "/usr/lib/python3.11/cmd.py", line 214, in onecmd
>    func = getattr(self, 'do_' + cmd)
>           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>AttributeError: 'GeminiClient' object has no attribute 'do_4'
>

On 23/11/17 10:14, Anna  Vyalkova wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I freed myself from most maintainer duties, so I'd like to hand over the
>PyPI package[0] to someone else.

I would like to thank you for the work done. Hoping someone else 
familiar with pypy steps in to continue the work you did.
>