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Gemini is a simple application protocol similar to HTTP/0.9, that runs on top of TLS. There exists around 3000 servers, and ~1M URLs. I run one of the search engine for it, with a crawler that generates WARC files, which are then consumed by the search index as well as a Wayback Machine-style archive.
If I understand the WARC-Protocol proposal correctly, because Gemini runs on top of TLS, implementers would use 2 WARC-Protocol fields like this:
WARC-Protocol: tls/1.3
WARC-Protocol: gemini
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Gemini as a protocol for the WARC-Protocol header
Gemini as a protocol for the WARC-Protocol field
May 31, 2023
Protocol name
Gemini
Protocol identifier
"gemini"
(By design, the Gemini spec has no version numbers)
Specification URL (optional)
https://gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/specification.gmi
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_(protocol)
There are some existent WARCs containing Gemini traffic on the Internet Archive as well:
https://archive.org/details/mozz-gemini-crawl-2020-1
https://archive.org/details/mozz-gemini-crawl-2020-2
https://archive.org/details/mozz-gemini-crawl-2020-3
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Gemini is a simple application protocol similar to HTTP/0.9, that runs on top of TLS. There exists around 3000 servers, and ~1M URLs. I run one of the search engine for it, with a crawler that generates WARC files, which are then consumed by the search index as well as a Wayback Machine-style archive.
If I understand the WARC-Protocol proposal correctly, because Gemini runs on top of TLS, implementers would use 2
WARC-Protocol
fields like this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: