First steps on SDF with gopher
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Fresh SDF accounts are restricted in choice of software. You're advised
to become validated:

    $ uinfo phlogs
    Created:      Mon Apr  2 16:34 2018  on pts/4
    Validated:    Mon Apr  2 16:54 2018 by tomasino

Now run mkgopher.

    $ mkgopher

You need "setup"  and "title" commands. Setup command  will create your
gopherspace under  /ftp/pub/users/USERNAME , accessible from  your home
directory under ~/gopher symlink. Title  command will set your title as
listed in gopher://gopher.club/1/users/

SDF serves  gopher pages with gophernicus  server. Gophernicus displays
files named "gophermap" in accessed  directory, otherwise it falls back
to file listing. Create your first gopher menu:

    $ cd ~/gopher
    $ vim gophermap
    $ chmod 644 gophermap

With content:

    iHello world!<TAB>Err<TAB>1<TAB>1

Default permissions  for gopher directory  is 754, which  prevents file
browsing by other users. Files under gopher directory should be seen to
"nobody" user to be served  by gophernicus gopher server, default umask
creates files readable by owner only.

To list your gopher hole under SDF phlogs top list, run:

    $ phlog

To unlist run "phlog" again.

Now you are ready to operate phlog.

NOTE:  if you  have  your  backspace not  working,  check "stty  erase"
    instruction  in your  profile;  for  vim users  you  may need  "set
    backspace=indent,eol,start" fix

NOTE: to type literal TAB  (ASCII code 0x09),  type <ctrl>-q TAB in GNU
    Emacs or <ctrl>-v TAB in vi/vim

NOTE: if you are getting permission denied errors, your umask settings
    may be set too restricted. Change umask settings to 0022 by typing
    "umask 0022". Your new entries should now have correct settings.
    You can also "chmod 644" files which may have been created with the
    wrong permissions. You may want to add the "umask 0022" line to
    your .profile file in your home folder.