Post AKu33Rwf0bR0PmTd3o by mrbitterness@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #AKtxGY7EmK97amHsC8 by mrbitterness@mstdn.social
2022-06-27T02:57:13Z
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@atyh I fought with tor / torsocks for a while at first, but the fact that I can connect through that method using gopher makes me think I got that part working. I just think it's something related to my install and/or version of lynx. I noticed the apt installed version is. a 2.9 dev version, which doesn't seem to match what's at the invisible-island.net site, so I'm going to remove the package manager version and try to install from source.Don't have a ton of experience with that, my only experience w/compiling in Linux coming from configuring the suckless DWM/SLStatus/ST/Surf, etc. tools, but it's worth a shot.
(DIR) Post #AKtxGYd8rhfPBjDLvM by atyh@pleroma.atyh.cc
2022-06-27T03:37:58.752634Z
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@mrbitterness That sounds smart.I will look through my lynx.cfg and see if I made any changes I forgot about…
(DIR) Post #AKtxn6wOpo8CrpkE6q by atyh@pleroma.atyh.cc
2022-06-27T03:43:51.626995Z
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@mrbitterness The only changes I made to lynx.cfg were, Downloads directory, vi keys always on, and:CHARACTER_SET:utf-8
(DIR) Post #AKu33Rwf0bR0PmTd3o by mrbitterness@mstdn.social
2022-06-27T04:42:17Z
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@atyh so I haven't fixed it yet, BUT a default compile will not include SSL support, and I'm guessing the default apt install didn't either, thought that's sort of mind boggling to me in this day and age. Haven't had success in the compile as I don't seem to be able to properly point it at my openssl libraries to compile properly, but that's certainly the issue. something to kick at tomorrow.
(DIR) Post #AKu3VPJGOuEWLjNeOO by atyh@pleroma.atyh.cc
2022-06-27T04:47:53.676342Z
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@mrbitterness Check out this gopher client as well. Its light and fast, and compiles quickly.https://codemadness.org/git/sacc/log.html