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	commit 5c32b549ea87f47fa97e58040f2721d8f555440c
	parent a12d07bab3992a669bc40bdeb974264641606d12
	Author: Jay Scott <[email protected]>
	Date: Mon, 1 Dec 2025 11:52:53 +0000

	Going back to the old style phlog, mdoc is a pain.

	Diffstat:
	M .gitignore \| 2 +-
	D bin/build.sh \| 20 --------------------
	M bin/sync.sh \| 1 -
	M phlog/index.gph \| 43 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-…
	D phlog/mdoc/028-crack.7 \| 104 -----------------------------…
	D phlog/template \| 30 ------------------------------
	R phlog/archive/2021/001.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2021/002.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2021/003.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2021/004.txt -> phlo… \| 0
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	R phlog/archive/2022/006.txt -> phlo… \| 0
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	R phlog/archive/2022/008.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2022/009.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2022/010.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/011.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/012.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/013.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/014.txt -> phlo… \| 0
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	R phlog/archive/2023/016.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/017.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/018.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/019.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2023/020.txt -> phlo… \| 0
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	R phlog/archive/2023/026.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	R phlog/archive/2024/027.txt -> phlo… \| 0
	D phlog/txt/028-crack.txt \| 86 ------------------------------
	A phlog/txt/028.txt \| 80 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++…
	A phlog/txt/029.txt \| 133 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++…

	36 files changed, 254 insertions(+), 245 deletions(-)
	---
	diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
	@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
	drafts/
	-files
	+files/
	diff --git a/bin/build.sh b/bin/build.sh
	@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
	-#!/bin/sh
	-
	-mkdir -p txt
	-
	-for file in phlog/mdoc/*.7; do
	- base="${file##*/}"
	- base="${base%.7}"
	-
	- txt_file="phlog/txt/${base}.txt"
	-
	- if [ -f "$txt_file" ] && [ "$file" -nt "$txt_file" ]; then
	- echo "Updating $txt_file..."
	- mandoc -T utf8 "$file" >"$txt_file"
	- elif [ ! -f "$txt_file" ]; then
	- echo "Generating $txt_file..."
	- mandoc -T utf8 "$file" >"$txt_file"
	- else
	- echo "Skipping $txt_file..."
	- fi
	-done
	diff --git a/bin/sync.sh b/bin/sync.sh
	@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
	lftp sftp://jay.scot -e "
	mirror -R \
	--delete \
	- --exclude=files* \
	--exclude=meta/bad_ips.txt \
	--exclude=.git* \
	--exclude=bin* \
	diff --git a/phlog/index.gph b/phlog/index.gph
	@@ -9,8 +9,45 @@
	J A Y . S C O T


	-[0\|what's the crack?\|/phlog/txt/028-crack.txt\|server\|port]
	+[ 2025 ]

	+[0\|2025-12-01 ... sfeed, fdm, rdrview and mutt\|/phlog/txt/029.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2025-11-22 ... what's the crack?\|/phlog/txt/028.txt\|server\|port]

	-2021 - 2024
	-[1\|old man shouts at clouds archive..\|/phlog/archive/\|server\|port]
	+[ 2024 ]
	+
	+[0\|2024-01-28 ... Twelve months of Bivvy - Month 1\|/phlog/txt/027.txt\|server\|p…
	+
	+[ 2023 ]
	+
	+[0\|2023-11-27 ... My wee Microadventures\|/phlog/txt/026.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2023-09-15 ... New dumb phone at last, it cost £11.50 but came with £10 e…
	+[0\|2023-09-03 ... Ansible no more, moved all services to containers\|/phlog/txt…
	+[0\|2023-08-13 ... Earned my Terraform certification but not for a good reason\|…
	+[0\|2023-07-06 ... A ready to read archive of old gopher Usenet groups\|/phlog/t…
	+[0\|2023-07-03 ... Getting to grips with slrn\|/phlog/txt/020.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2023-06-19 ... My Beelink U59 running OpenBSD kicked the bucket!\|/phlog/txt…
	+[0\|2023-04-30 ... The lack of time for geeky tasks!\|/phlog/txt/018.txt\|server\|…
	+[0\|2023-03-11 ... Checking out gaming on OpenBSD\|/phlog/txt/017.txt\|server\|por…
	+[0\|2023-02-18 ... Messing with pkg_info and ditching password-store\|/phlog/txt…
	+[0\|2023-02-11 ... An OpenBSD manpage led me down a rabbit hole\|/phlog/txt/015.…
	+[0\|2023-02-05 ... Re-evaluating my local mail setup with OpenSMTPD\|/phlog/txt/…
	+[0\|2023-02-03 ... Finally, I switched over to OpenBSD\|/phlog/txt/013.txt\|serve…
	+[0\|2023-01-29 ... Automating my infra deployment and configuration\|/phlog/txt/…
	+[0\|2023-01-14 ... Reducing my footprint, using a mini-pc\|/phlog/txt/011.txt\|se…
	+
	+[ 2022 ]
	+
	+[0\|2022-09-28 ... Convert mbox to maildir using fdm\|/phlog/txt/010.txt\|server\|…
	+[0\|2022-09-13 ... A true cheap dumbphone,impossible?\|/phlog/txt/009.txt\|server…
	+[0\|2022-08-01 ... I moved over to wayland\|/phlog/txt/008.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2022-05-01 ... Build, patch and maintain suckless tools\|/phlog/txt/007.txt\|…
	+[0\|2022-03-01 ... Association of really cruel viruses (arcv)\|/phlog/txt/006.tx…
	+[0\|2022-01-02 ... Why I dropped freebsd after a month\|/phlog/txt/005.txt\|serve…
	+
	+[ 2021 ]
	+
	+[0\|2021-12-01 ... How I use the modern web\|/phlog/txt/004.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2021-11-01 ... Qutebrowser is amazing but\|/phlog/txt/003.txt\|server\|port]
	+[0\|2021-10-01 ... Is github the facebook of coding?\|/phlog/txt/002.txt\|server\|…
	+[0\|2021-09-01 ... So much bloat around dotfiles\|/phlog/txt/001.txt\|server\|port]
	diff --git a/phlog/mdoc/028-crack.7 b/phlog/mdoc/028-crack.7
	@@ -1,104 +0,0 @@
	-.Dd November 22, 2025
	-.Dt CRACK 7
	-.Os "Jay Scott"
	-.
	-.Sh NAME
	-.Nm what's the crack?
	-.Nd 2025
	-.
	-.Sh DESCRIPTION
	-It's been a while since I posted anything here. Usually, I posted
	-after tinkering with something cool, but a few things happened and left
	-me with very little enthusiasm and drive to write anything. Anyway,
	-here's some general things that's happened over the year; it's just
	-going to be a bit of a mind dump on tech related things.
	-.
	-.Pp
	-I never stopped using gopher; in fact, my browsing habits have changed
	-dramatically in the last year that I use gopher more. My main browser
	-is now lynx, used in conjunction with rdrview to make the html more
	-readable. With bongusta, lobste.rs and metafilter being daily visits
	-on gopher, along with quarry/floodgap for searching and gopherpedia for
	-everything in between. The only reason I open up a
	-.Dq normal browser
	-like qutebrowser or librewolf is when either cloudflare blocks the site
	-or that new AI bot blocker anubis does. Anubis is the worst as you
	-need javascript enabled for it to work, and so many sites are using
	-it now. Some sites seem to allow you to bypass anubis if your
	-user-agent is set to lynx, so with rdrview, set the following
	-environment variables.
	-.
	-.Bd -literal -offset indent
	-export RDRVIEW_BROWSER='lynx'
	-export RDRVIEW_USER_AGENT='Lynx/2.9.2'
	-.Ed
	-.
	-.Pp
	-Man, the www is truly dead.
	-.
	-.Pp
	-I am still using my nokia 105 phone daily, I have my old smart phone
	-which sits next to my work laptop, it is purely used for the
	-authenticator app to login for work. I wish they allowed the use of a
	-yubikey or similar. I also have a SIP desk phone, a snom 370, which is
	-hooked up to a local asterisk box I am running, outbound / inbound
	-calls to this are via localphone.com. I used to work in an ISP where
	-asterisk and voip was the main product for them, I loved playing around with
	-it. Being of the generation brought up with redboxing, and blueboxing if
	-you could find (or told) a number for a foreign operator as it wasn't
	-possible to bluebox directly on BTs network. I even contributed quite
	-heavily to rapid7 warvox wardialer many moons ago, when it was still a
	-thing. Oh to be young again! The snom only cost £5 on ebay, and I pay
	-£1.20 a month for my sim with lebara. It gives me unlimited text/calls
	-and 10gb data, I don't use any data though with the dumbphone. No
	-contract. So works out quite a cheap tech toy for the amount of time I
	-spend messing around with it. I always wince a bit when people say they
	-are paying £30+ a month, while also hooked into a 24 month
	-contract - expensive!
	-.
	-.Pp
	-OpenBSD is the go to for all my servers still, gopher and public git
	-repos are hosted over on openbsd amsterdam. I had a replacement beelink
	-u59 sent to me which I use for my own self-hosting, it has around 4TB,
	-and setup as a nas, along with hosting git, asterisk and jellyfin. My
	-daily driver is still alpine linux, if something happens to it, I will
	-switch the desktop back over to openbsd, but it's been rock solid for
	-well over a year now.
	-.
	-.Pp
	-The only replacement I really want to do is a fire stick I use on my
	-TV, it runs the jellyfin app. The problem, outwith the fact it's an
	-amazon device, is it fails to work if there is no internet connection.
	-So while I do have everything selfhosted, I still can't watch stuff on
	-jellyfin if the internet is done - madness!
	-.Pp
	-Looking a head at tech projects, and more specifically, these are some
	-of the gopher related projects I want to take a crack at this coming
	-year, mostly focus on things I still use the www for. So getting them
	-under gopher would be pretty handy!
	-.Pp
	-.D1 - brutalist report clone
	-.D1 - search for films now in the public domain
	-.D1 - www page dump / archive using rdrview
	-.D1 - pastebin type service
	-.Sh SEE ALSO
	-.Bl -item -compact
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://gopher.metafilter.com/1/MetaFilter "Metafilter"
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://gopherpedia.com/ "Gopherpedia"
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://i-logout.cz/1/bongusta/ "Bongusta"
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://typed-hole.org/1/lobsters "Lobste.rs"
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://gopher.icu/1/quarry "Quarry"
	-.It
	-.Lk gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/7/v2/vs "FloodGap"
	-.It
	-.Lk https://github.com/eafer/rdrview "rdrview"
	-.It
	-.Lk https://brutalist.report "Brutalist Report rdrview"
	-.El
	-.Sh AUTHORS
	-.Nm jay Aq Mt [email protected]
	diff --git a/phlog/template b/phlog/template
	@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
	-.Dd November 24, 2025
	-.Dt THE-SLUG 7
	-.Os "Jay Scott"
	-.
	-.Sh NAME
	-.Nm time
	-.Nd 2025
	-.
	-.Sh DESCRIPTION
	-This is my text, it is not longer than 72 chars wide - why you ask?
	-Well if you know, you know. This is also a double quote
	-.Dq irubru
	-its cool right?
	-.
	-.Bd -literal -offset indent
	-# This is a code block
	-echo "Hi Mum"
	-.Ed
	-.
	-.Pp
	-Also this cross refs another man page
	-.Xr man 7
	-.
	-.Sh SEE ALSO
	-.Lk gopher://jay.scot/blah "This is a link!"
	-.
	-.Sh HISTORY
	-.
	-.Sh AUTHORS
	-.Nm jay Aq Mt [email protected]
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2021/001.txt b/phlog/txt/001.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2021/002.txt b/phlog/txt/002.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2021/003.txt b/phlog/txt/003.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2021/004.txt b/phlog/txt/004.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/005.txt b/phlog/txt/005.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/006.txt b/phlog/txt/006.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/007.txt b/phlog/txt/007.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/008.txt b/phlog/txt/008.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/009.txt b/phlog/txt/009.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2022/010.txt b/phlog/txt/010.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/011.txt b/phlog/txt/011.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/012.txt b/phlog/txt/012.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/013.txt b/phlog/txt/013.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/014.txt b/phlog/txt/014.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/015.txt b/phlog/txt/015.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/016.txt b/phlog/txt/016.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/017.txt b/phlog/txt/017.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/018.txt b/phlog/txt/018.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/019.txt b/phlog/txt/019.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/020.txt b/phlog/txt/020.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/021.txt b/phlog/txt/021.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/022.txt b/phlog/txt/022.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/023.txt b/phlog/txt/023.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/024.txt b/phlog/txt/024.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/025.txt b/phlog/txt/025.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2023/026.txt b/phlog/txt/026.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/archive/2024/027.txt b/phlog/txt/027.txt
	diff --git a/phlog/txt/028-crack.txt b/phlog/txt/028-crack.txt
	@@ -1,86 +0,0 @@
	-CRACK(7) Miscellaneous Information Manual CRACK(7)
	-
	-NNAAMMEE
	- wwhhaatt''ss tthhee ccrraacckk?? – 2025
	-
	-DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
	- It's been a while since I posted anything here. Usually, I posted after
	- tinkering with something cool, but a few things happened and left me with
	- very little enthusiasm and drive to write anything. Anyway, here's some
	- general things that's happened over the year; it's just going to be a bit
	- of a mind dump on tech related things.
	-
	- I never stopped using gopher; in fact, my browsing habits have changed
	- dramatically in the last year that I use gopher more. My main browser is
	- now lynx, used in conjunction with rdrview to make the html more
	- readable. With bongusta, lobste.rs and metafilter being daily visits on
	- gopher, along with quarry/floodgap for searching and gopherpedia for
	- everything in between. The only reason I open up a “normal browser” l…
	- qutebrowser or librewolf is when either cloudflare blocks the site or
	- that new AI bot blocker anubis does. Anubis is the worst as you need
	- javascript enabled for it to work, and so many sites are using it now.
	- Some sites seem to allow you to bypass anubis if your user-agent is set
	- to lynx, so with rdrview, set the following environment variables.
	-
	- export RDRVIEW_BROWSER='lynx'
	- export RDRVIEW_USER_AGENT='Lynx/2.9.2'
	-
	- Man, the www is truly dead.
	-
	- I am still using my nokia 105 phone daily, I have my old smart phone
	- which sits next to my work laptop, it is purely used for the
	- authenticator app to login for work. I wish they allowed the use of a
	- yubikey or similar. I also have a SIP desk phone, a snom 370, which is
	- hooked up to a local asterisk box I am running, outbound / inbound calls
	- to this are via localphone.com. I used to work in an ISP where asterisk
	- and voip was the main product for them, I loved playing around with it.
	- Being of the generation brought up with redboxing, and blueboxing if you
	- could find (or told) a number for a foreign operator as it wasn't
	- possible to bluebox directly on BTs network. I even contributed quite
	- heavily to rapid7 warvox wardialer many moons ago, when it was still a
	- thing. Oh to be young again! The snom only cost £5 on ebay, and I pay
	- £1.20 a month for my sim with lebara. It gives me unlimited text/calls
	- and 10gb data, I don't use any data though with the dumbphone. No
	- contract. So works out quite a cheap tech toy for the amount of time I
	- spend messing around with it. I always wince a bit when people say they
	- are paying £30+ a month, while also hooked into a 24 month contract -
	- expensive!
	-
	- OpenBSD is the go to for all my servers still, gopher and public git
	- repos are hosted over on openbsd amsterdam. I had a replacement beelink
	- u59 sent to me which I use for my own self-hosting, it has around 4TB,
	- and setup as a nas, along with hosting git, asterisk and jellyfin. My
	- daily driver is still alpine linux, if something happens to it, I will
	- switch the desktop back over to openbsd, but it's been rock solid for
	- well over a year now.
	-
	- The only replacement I really want to do is a fire stick I use on my TV,
	- it runs the jellyfin app. The problem, outwith the fact it's an amazon
	- device, is it fails to work if there is no internet connection. So while
	- I do have everything selfhosted, I still can't watch stuff on jellyfin if
	- the internet is done - madness!
	-
	- Looking a head at tech projects, and more specifically, these are some of
	- the gopher related projects I want to take a crack at this coming year,
	- mostly focus on things I still use the www for. So getting them under
	- gopher would be pretty handy!
	-
	- - brutalist report clone
	- - search for films now in the public domain
	- - www page dump / archive using rdrview
	- - pastebin type service
	-
	-SSEEEE AALLSSOO
	- _M_e_t_a_f_i_l_t_e_r: ggoopphheerr::////ggoopphhe…
	- _G_o_p_h_e_r_p_e_d_i_a: ggoopphheerr::////ggoopph…
	- _B_o_n_g_u_s_t_a: ggoopphheerr::////ii--llooggoou…
	- _L_o_b_s_t_e_._r_s: ggoopphheerr::////ttyyppeedd-…
	- _Q_u_a_r_r_y: ggoopphheerr::////ggoopphheerr..iic…
	- _F_l_o_o_d_G_a_p: ggoopphheerr::////ggoopphheerr.…
	- _r_d_r_v_i_e_w: hhttttppss::////ggiitthhuubb..cco…
	- _B_r_u_t_a_l_i_s_t _R_e_p_o_r_t _r_d_r_v_i_e_w: hh…
	-
	-AAUUTTHHOORRSS
	- jjaayy <_m_e_@_j_a_y_._s_c_o_t>
	-
	-Jay Scott November 22, 2025 Jay Scott
	diff --git a/phlog/txt/028.txt b/phlog/txt/028.txt
	@@ -0,0 +1,80 @@
	+[jay.scot]
	+[028]
	+
	+--[ What's the crack?
	+
	+
	+It's been a while since I posted anything here. Usually, I posted after
	+tinkering with something cool, but a few things happened and left me
	+with very little enthusiasm and drive to write anything. Anyway, here's
	+some general things that's happened over the year; it's just going to be
	+a bit of a mind dump on tech related things.
	+
	+
	+I never stopped using gopher; in fact, my browsing habits have changed
	+dramatically in the last year that I use gopher more. My main browser is
	+now lynx, used in conjunction with rdrview to make the html more
	+readable. With bongusta, lobste.rs and metafilter being daily visits on
	+gopher, along with quarry/floodgap for searching and gopherpedia for
	+everything in between. The only reason I open up a “normal browser” like
	+qutebrowser or librewolf is when either cloudflare blocks the site or
	+that new AI bot blocker anubis does. Anubis is the worst as you need
	+javascript enabled for it to work, and so many sites are using it now.
	+Some sites seem to allow you to bypass anubis if your user-agent is set
	+to lynx, so with rdrview, set the following environment variables.
	+
	+
	+ export RDRVIEW_BROWSER='lynx'
	+ export RDRVIEW_USER_AGENT='Lynx/2.9.2'
	+
	+
	+Man, the www is truly dead.
	+
	+
	+I am still using my nokia 105 phone daily, I have my old smart phone
	+which sits next to my work laptop, it is purely used for the
	+authenticator app to login for work. I wish they allowed the use of a
	+yubikey or similar. I also have a SIP desk phone, a snom 370, which is
	+hooked up to a local asterisk box I am running, outbound / inbound calls
	+to this are via localphone.com. I used to work in an ISP where asterisk
	+and voip was the main product for them, I loved playing around with it.
	+Being of the generation brought up with redboxing, and blueboxing if you
	+could find (or told) a number for a foreign operator as it wasn't
	+possible to bluebox directly on BTs network. I even contributed quite
	+heavily to rapid7 warvox wardialer many moons ago, when it was still a
	+thing. Oh to be young again! The snom only cost £5 on ebay, and I pay
	+£1.20 a month for my sim with lebara. It gives me unlimited text/calls
	+and 10gb data, I don't use any data though with the dumbphone. No
	+contract. So works out quite a cheap tech toy for the amount of time I
	+spend messing around with it. I always wince a bit when people say they
	+are paying £30+ a month, while also hooked into a 24 month contract -
	+expensive!
	+
	+
	+OpenBSD is the go to for all my servers still, gopher and public git
	+repos are hosted over on openbsd amsterdam. I had a replacement beelink
	+u59 sent to me which I use for my own self-hosting, it has around 4TB,
	+and setup as a nas, along with hosting git, asterisk and jellyfin. My
	+daily driver is still alpine linux, if something happens to it, I will
	+switch the desktop back over to openbsd, but it's been rock solid for
	+well over a year now.
	+
	+
	+The only replacement I really want to do is a fire stick I use on my TV,
	+it runs the jellyfin app. The problem, outwith the fact it's an amazon
	+device, is it fails to work if there is no internet connection. So
	+while I do have everything selfhosted, I still can't watch stuff on
	+jellyfin if the internet is done - madness!
	+
	+
	+Looking a head at tech projects, and more specifically, these are some
	+of the gopher related projects I want to take a crack at this coming
	+year, mostly focus on things I still use the www for. So getting them
	+under gopher would be pretty handy!
	+
	+ - brutalist report clone
	+ - search for films now in the public domain
	+ - www page dump / archive using rdrview
	+ - pastebin type service
	+
	+.EOF
	diff --git a/phlog/txt/029.txt b/phlog/txt/029.txt
	@@ -0,0 +1,133 @@
	+[jay.scot]
	+[029]
	+
	+--[ sfeed, fdm, rdrview and mutt
	+
	+
	+A few years ago I briefly mentioned my RSS setup. Since then I have
	+improved on it, and I thought it might be worth sharing how I consume
	+these feeds. It may seem like a complicated setup, and you are wondering
	+why go to this effort when you can simply use something like newsraft or
	+newsboat. Well, I don't know if it's just the feeds I view, but
	+frequently they don't include the full body of the article, and I find
	+this quite annoying. On top of that, I like to have everything under one
	+application; having that sense of familiarity is nice. It's also good to
	+have a local copy of the article, more than once I have seen articles
	+just disappear into the ether.
	+
	+
	+ sfeed ---> fdm ---> rdrview ---> mutt
	+
	+
	+Above is the basic flow of the setup and you can watch a screen recording
	+of my normal usage under the SEE ALSO section. This shows me running a
	+wrapper script that updates the feeds with sfeed, converts this to mbox,
	+and then calls fdm to do it's thing. I also open the feeds in mutt,
	+showing the article content is now within the email body, I then open a
	+few of the links in lynx/rdrview directly to show you can still view them
	+externally, if needed.
	+
	+
	+To achieve this setup, we need to do the following:
	+
	+
	+ 1. sfeed_update downloads the latest feeds.
	+ 2. sfeed_mbox creates an mbox file.
	+ 3. fdm converts this to Maildirs based on the feed name.
	+ 4. fdm rewrites the body, using rdrview.
	+ 5. mutt then becomes the reader for these feeds.
	+
	+
	+I won't cover the first 2 steps in much detail as these are covered very
	+well in the sfeed documentation. In a nullshell, once you have created
	+your feeds file, you run these two commands.
	+
	+
	+ sfeedroot="$HOME/.config/sfeed"
	+ feedsdir="${sfeedroot}/feeds"
	+
	+ sfeed_update "${sfeedroot}/sfeedrc"
	+ sfeed_mbox "${feedsdir}"/* >${sfeedroot}/mbox
	+
	+
	+Step 3 is also partly covered in the sfeed documentation, but I have
	+stripped down my own fdm config below just to show at what point I call
	+the script to rewrite the body. You can run fdm with this config, because
	+the feed is disabled by default we must include the account name when
	+running it. I only do this because I use fdm to fetch my normal mail,
	+which also has a bunch of other filters, such as dumping mailing lists
	+into other locations. The main workhorse of this script is match account
	+on feeds, where it calls the action feedget:
	+
	+
	+ fdm -f ${fdmconfig} -afeeds fetch
	+
	+
	+This is the minimal fdm config you would need ~/.config/fdm/config
	+
	+
	+ # macros, paths to cache file, where we want the Maildirs to live.
	+ $path = "%h/.mail"
	+ $feedcache = "%h/.mail/fdm.cache"
	+ $feeddir = "%h/.mail/feeds/"
	+ $strurl = "(http[s]?://.\|gemini://.)"
	+
	+ # options, setting up the cache so we know what's a new feed.
	+ set unmatched-mail keep
	+ set no-received
	+ cache "${feedcache}"
	+
	+ # accounts, disabled by default so we have to explicitly call it.
	+ account "feeds" disabled mbox "%[home]/.config/sfeed/mbox"
	+
	+ # feed actions
	+ action "feedtag" tag "msgid" value "%1"
	+ action "feedget" rewrite "%h/bin/fdm_parse_feeds.sh"
	+ action "feedsave" {
	+ maildir "${feeddir}%1"
	+ add-to-cache "${feedcache}" key "%[msgid]"
	+ keep
	+ }
	+
	+ # match on any feed from sfeed mbox and call the actions.
	+ match account "feeds" {
	+ match case "^Message-ID: (.*)" in headers action "feedtag" …
	+ match matched and in-cache "${feedcache}" key "%[msgid]" ac…
	+ match $strurl action "feedget" continue
	+ match case "^X-Feedname: (.*)" in headers action "feedsave"
	+ }
	+
	+
	+The heavy lifting of this script is when a feed is matched, it then
	+calls the action feedget. This action calls an external script which
	+either runs gemget to pull the page if its a gemini link, or if its a
	+normal web page, run rdrview. The email is then returned back to fdm
	+with the new content body.
	+
	+
	+Here is the fdm_parse_feeds.sh script.
	+
	+
	+ #!/bin/sh
	+
	+ data=$(cat)
	+ url=$(echo "$data" \| grep -o -E 'https?://[^"]+\|gemini://[^"]+')
	+ uri_lower="$(printf "%s" "$url" \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')"
	+
	+ case "$uri_lower" in
	+ content=$(gemget -o - "$url")
	+ ;;
	+ content=$(rdrview -H "$url" \| lynx -stdin --dump -force_htm…
	+ ;;
	+ esac
	+
	+ printf "%s0s" "$data" "$content"
	+
	+
	+I hope this helps anyone wanting to experiment with sfeed and fdm, or
	+looking at different ways of going a bit more offline. As always, you
	+can find all of these config my dotfiles repo, link on the gopher
	+homepage if needed.
	+
	+
	+.EOF