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@ -189,20 +189,8 @@ Null port: `0`
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Shortterm:
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- Add last-mod-time to directory listings -- have global time parser
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object, maybe separate out separate global instances of objects (e.g.
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worker related, cache related, config related?)
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- Rotating logs -- have a check on start for a file-size, rotate out if the
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file is too large. Possibly checks during run-time too?
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- Set default charset -- need to think about implementation here...
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- Finish inline shell scripting support -- current thinking is to either
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perform a C fork very early on, or create a separate modules binary, and
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either way the 2 processes interact via some IPC method. Could allow for
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other modules too.
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- Fix file cache only updating if main gophermap changes (but not sub files)
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-- need to either rethink how we keep track of files, or rethink how
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gophermaps are stored in memory.
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Longterm:
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- Finish inline shell scripting support -- current thinking is to either
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perform a C fork very early on, or create a separate modules binary, and
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either way the 2 processes interact via some IPC method. Could allow for
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other modules too.
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- Rotating logs -- have a check on start for a file-size, rotate out if the
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file is too large. Possibly checks during run-time too?
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- Add last-mod-time to directory listings -- have global time parser
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object, maybe separate out separate global instances of objects (e.g.
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worker related, cache related, config related?)
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- TLS support -- ~~requires a rethink of how we're passing port functions
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generating gopher directory entries, also there is no definitive standard
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for this yet~~ implemented these changes! figuring out gopher + TLS itself
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