Comment by 🕹️ skyjake

=> Re: "Editing static files via Titan" | In: s/GmCapsule

I have this kind of a Titan script that I use for managing my gemlog. The script can be seen here:

=> — git.skyjake.fi/booster/capsule/booster.py

The corresponding CGI configuration for GmCapsule is:

[cgi.booster]
protocol = titan
host = skyjake.fi
path = /gemlog/*
command = /usr/bin/python3 /home/jaakko/gemini/booster/booster.py

=> 🕹️ skyjake [mod, sysop]

2024-10-31 · 3 months ago

3 Later Comments ↓

=> 🦆 CitySlicker · Nov 02 at 19:35:

Were you able to get booster working, satch? I'm attempting to get it to work, but I keep getting the error "Not authorized -- The provided client certificate is valid but is not authorized for accessing the requested resource."

=> 🦆 CitySlicker · Nov 02 at 19:36:

I added my fingerprint the the authorized section in booster's config.json, but am still getting the error

=> 🐐 satch [OP] · Nov 02 at 19:54:

@CitySlicker I haven't set it up yet. Is your certificate hash in the right format?

I think I will write my own and use skyjake's as a reference.

Original Post

=> 🌒 s/GmCapsule

Editing static files via Titan — I'd like to be able to visit a Titan url with a pre-authorized Titan certificate and use Lagrange to edit the files in my static gmcapsule directory. I know this is possible but I would love some direction on where there might be documentation to set this up in practice.

=> 💬 satch · 5 comments · 1 like · 2024-10-31 · 3 months ago