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geml

Gemini server written in Common Lisp

/etc/geml/geml.ini

geml will have nothing to serve until you configure at least one domain and root.

[my.gmi.capsule]
root = /srv/gmi

Usage

To get an executable bin/geml-server run make.

make && bin/geml-server -h

Systemd

To install the build to /usr/local/bin/geml-server use sudo make install which will also wire up systemd so you can sudo systemctl enable --now geml

You'll need to sudo systemctl restart geml whenever you update /etc/geml/geml.ini... you did do that didn't you?

sudo cp /etc/geml/geml.example.ini /etc/geml/geml.ini

make install also sets up a geml system user and you may want to add yourself to that group.

usermod -a -G geml $USER

yeet it

To undo all that run these:

sudo make uninstall
make clean

NOTE: The automatically created TLS certs will still be at /var/lib/geml you can (re)use those elsewhere or also just delete them.