Re: Tildemapper (and cool-retro-term)

A user! I wasn't sure if anyone besides me actually used this. Thanks for letting me know. It made me smile to know it wasn't just me.

On 9/16/19 10:44, Joel Dueck wrote:

Aaron, I’ve been subscribed to—and dutifully perusing!—this RSS feed of yours for the past five years. And, by extension, the ~ pages of everyone who’s been quietly adding updates in that time.

On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 8:24 PM Aaron Moman <admoman@admoman.org mailto:admoman@admoman.org> wrote:

In this same vein, I had an RSS feed generator that broke on the
server
move, but is back up and running now.
http://tilde.club/~admoman/feed/tilde.club.atom

I see that some of you have been busy this evening. :-)

There's also history to spelunk. tilde.club.0001.atom through
tilde.club.0074.atom.

~admoman

On 9/15/19 20:03, Karen Cravens wrote:
> Okay, I have looked at the tildemapper code again and it should
in fact
> be picking up new people just fine.
>
> It walks /home and looks in each user for a readable public_html
dir, so
> if you're not fully publicly readable there it won't map your pages.
> There's also a killfile at /home/brendn/bin/botify/killfile which it
> honors (I don't remember what that killfile was originally
created for,
> but it's publicly writable so you can put yourself in there if
you don't
> want mapped). It also has an internal killfile that I've put certain
> things (like dynamically generated stuff that would be different
every
> time it looked at it).
>
> It's at http://tilde.club/~silver/sitemap2.html by date.
>
> Unrelated, but I just scrolled down to me and remembered this: the
> terminal we should all be using to log into tilde.
> http://tilde.club/~silver/2016-07-26-cool-retro-term.html
>