>0 omorrigan @ 2024/10/11 17:59
I composed a capsule in Gemini but when i upload it for the server on tildeverse it not recognize the file, i have verified the file format and line break against the standard outlined on Gemini Protocol documentation, that is UTF8 with breaklines by CRLF,and it was correct, but i have composed the file on a Windows machine and uploaded it to my /public_gemini folder via sftp. So far i believe that may be a incompatibility between systems that occoured. What can i do to solve it? Should i rewrite it on emacs or any UNIX editor? Edit: i rewrite it on emacs and doesn't worked, and all permissions are on the highest level (777) so i will try to wipe the folder and rewrite it
>1 wgreenhouse @ 2024/10/12 02:33
>>OP Where is the post? Even if the format is incorrect, I'd expect the gemini server to serve the raw content of the file as a response.
>2 omorrigan @ 2024/10/12 14:50
>>1 gemini://tilde.green/~omorrigan keeps returning 51 not found
>3 ultrachip @ 2024/10/20 06:04
>>2 What is the name of the file? Are you able to browse to it if you call it directly?
>4 jazei @ 2024/10/27 23:32
when you solve your issue you sh(ud change perm*ssions 777 is danger. >>3
>5 omorrigan @ 2024/11/03 17:01
>>3 index.gmi, and no i cannot invoke it directly
>6 omorrigan @ 2024/11/03 17:02
>>4 i was trying to get it working by alter the permissions for a higher level but it didn't worked
>7 omorrigan @ 2024/11/03 19:22
i am starting to get the things figured out now its presenting incorrect header, how should i present my header?
>8 omorrigan @ 2024/11/04 00:32
got it working, i found that the problem was that i was saving it as a text file and it was making impossible for thr server to read it