💡 Commandline
#Seppo being a CGI[1] program means, it is usually called by the webserver in a specific environment.
However, it is built to also be used from the commandline within a #Seppo directory on the server:
$ ./seppo.cgi
seppo-Linux-x86_64-0.4_20240610.cgi: get help with -h
To e.g. post a note you might:
### change into the first directory with a seppo.cgi
$ cd "$(dirname "$(find . -name seppo.cgi | head -1)")"
### call it to check it's there and executable
$ ./seppo.cgi
seppo.cgi: get help with -h
### post a note
$ echo "Hello, #Fediverse!" \
| sudo -u "$(stat -c '%U' o/p/index.xml)" ./seppo.cgi note
Mind that seppo.cgi always should be run in the same user context. So we use
whoever created the startpage.
Or to retrieve the entry for a certain url from storage, do e.g.
$ echo 'https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/o/p-24/#26' \
| ./seppo.cgi abs2id \
| ./seppo.cgi id2page \
| ./seppo.cgi page2s \
| ./seppo.cgi s2atom
<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xmlns:wf="urn:ietf:rfc:7033" xml:base="https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/"><entry xml:lang="en">
<id>https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/o/p-24/#26</id>
<title type="text">🌞 Good Morning https://Seppo.mro.name!</title>
<updated>2024-06-13T15:00:01+02:00</updated>
<published>2024-06-13T15:00:01+02:00</published>
<author>
<name>@demo@Seppo.mro.name</name>
<wf:uri>acct:demo@Seppo.mro.name</wf:uri>
<uri>https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/</uri></author>
<link rel="self" href="https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/o/p-24/#26"/>
<link rel="edit" href="https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/seppo.cgi/edit?id=o/p-24/%2326"/>
<link href="https://Seppo.mro.name/v/0.4+dc9cd99"/>
<category label="Seppo" term="Seppo" scheme="https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/o/t/"/>
<category label="Demo" term="Demo" scheme="https://Seppo.mro.name/demo/o/t/"/>
<content type="text">#Seppo #Demo v0.4+dc9cd99 see https://Seppo.mro.name/downloads
</content>
</entry></feed>
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