.gph files are now rendered as gophermaps

README.md

@@ -16,7 +16,10 @@ to modify the values of the variables `NETCAT` and `STYLE` in `gosher`
 If the selector is a directory, `gosher` will look for a file named
 `gophermap` to render the submenu. If a `gophermap` does not exist,
 `gosher` looks for the index.gph gopherfile in the folder and, if it
-exists, renders it as a gophermap.
+exists, renders it as a gophermap. If the required selector has a '.gph'
+extension, `gosher` will treat it as a gopherpile, and render it as a
+gophermap.
+
 
 ## Which netcat?
 
@@ -47,6 +50,21 @@ combination for your version of `netcat`:
 **N.B.: Using STYLE='pipe' is preferable, since the '-c' option used by
 the 'fork' mode is a potential security risk**
 
+
+## Running `gosher` under `chroot`
+
+In general, it makes sense to run a server in a `chroot` environment, to
+reduce the risks connected with remote exploits. If you would like to
+run `gosher` under `chroot` be sure to have the following binaries (and
+the corresponding libs) available in the chroot-ed environment:
+
+```
+	basename cat cut mkfifo netcat realpath rm sed sh
+```
+
+Obviously, `netcat` will be your preferred `netcat` implementation. 
+
+
 ## Why `gosher`?
 
 Just for fun. There are only a few TCP/IP application protocols left

gosher

@@ -209,7 +209,11 @@ case $selector in
 		
 		if [ "${RP1}" = "${RP2}" ]; then
 			if [ -f "${RP1}" ]; then
-				serve_selector "${RP1}"
+				if [ -n "$(echo $RP1 | sed -n '/\.gph$/p')" ]; then 
+					serve_index $RP1
+				else
+					serve_selector "${RP1}"
+				fi
 			elif [ -d "${RP1}" ]; then
 				[ -f "${RP1}/gophermap" ] && serve_selector "${RP1}/gophermap"
 				[ -f "${RP1}/index.gph" ] && serve_index "${RP1}/index.gph"