From: gopher-bounce@complete.org Date: Sat Jun 30 16:52:00 2007 Subject: [gopher] Re: Bucktooth questions While we're on the topic: Does anyone know of a html->gopher converter? Something that basically converts HTML tags that can be converted to RFC 1436-compliant syntax (i.e., prepending the correct itemtype for links, files, images, etc.), and strips out the rest. I'm setting up a gopher proxy of sorts for WikkaWiki, and want to be able to serve up either RFC 1436-compliant pages or wiki pages. The assumption here is that Wikka is already set up and running as an HTTP service; I'm writing a proxy that would intercept a gopher request, retrieve the wiki page via HTTP, pass it on if it's RFC 1436-compliant, or convert/strip out html as appropriate. I just don't like to reinvent the wheel when I can avoid it. All of this would probably work better with a flat-file-based wiki like PmWiki (I'd be able to access pages directly), but I'm partial to Wikka for a number of reasons... --Brian Thread start (DIR) [gopher] Bucktooth questions Thread start (DIR) [gopher] Bucktooth questions (DIR) Followup: [gopher] Re: Bucktooth questions (DIR) Followup: [gopher] Re: Bucktooth questions