Seems like I have figured out the basics of building a gopherhole!
The specification for a gopher site is fairly simple though a
little bit too simple. I found it a bit aggravating when Emacs kept
shooting me in the foot by inserting spaces whenever I hit <TAB>
which would break parsing.
Now to write phlogs I am just going to have a directory without a
gophermap since it seems like a pain to configure.
Another tid bit I thought was silly happened today when I found
that sdf was "automatically" rejecting me saying I had too many
authentication failures.
Since today was a work day I let the problem kick around in my
head for a while when I realized at the end of the day what had
happened.
Turns out I had one too many ssh keys in my `~/.ssh` directory
(I had added one earlier that morning to access one of my home
machines). It's funny, I have had this happen to me before.
Classic sysadmin blunders.
Next step: getting TRAMP to edit files on sdf from my local
instance.
