Thanks,
Nicolás
Use itemtype 9 -- that should simply save it as a binary file.
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That's what I was doing... but doesn't work (at least for me). A wav
file seems to download just fine as 's', but mp3 won't do as 's' nor
as '9'...
The files are located here:
gopher://aenea-serv.dyndns.org/1/music
>>>Hi, trying a gopher server here, I would like to know if there is some
>>>way of getting an mp3 to download correctly. Because as of now, both
>>>firefox and gopher (unix/linux browser) just get some 1byte file,
>>>which is clearly not what I expect when I ask for a 4mb song... any
>>>ideas?
>>Use itemtype 9 -- that should simply save it as a binary file.
>That's what I was doing... but doesn't work (at least for me). A wav
>file seems to download just fine as 's', but mp3 won't do as 's' nor
>as '9'...
>The files are located here:
>gopher://aenea-serv.dyndns.org/1/music
% telnet aenea-serv.dyndns.org 70
Trying 83.97.244.218...
Connected to aenea-serv.dyndns.org.
Escape character is '^]'.
/music/Between_Breaths.mp3
/server/gopher/music/Between_Breaths.mp3: /server/gopher/music/Between_Breaths.mp3: cannot execute binary file
Connection closed by foreign host.
Looks like you have the execute bits set. chmod -x and use itemtype 9, and
it should work.
Working perfectly right now, thanks ;)