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bagder@mastodon.social

daniel:// stenberg://

Here's one way to view the 28 transfer protocols supports.

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jenzi@mastodon.social

Old Man in the Shoe

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@bagder didn’t know gopher supported TLS until now.

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ikkeT@mementomori.social

Ilkka Tengvall

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@bagder great, I never knew curl supports such a variety. I'll try it for mqtt the next time, I always downloaded mosquitto sub/pub for debugging it.

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RichiH@chaos.social

Richard "RichiH" Hartmann

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@bagder the fact that the TCP and TLS sections don't have the same order for the same elements (HTTP and HTTPS, etc) really messes with my brain.

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bagder@mastodon.social

daniel:// stenberg://

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@RichiH hm, yeah the ordering of them has mostly just ended up "scrambled" ...

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benthor@chaos.social

benthor

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@bagder still no gemini support? :'-(

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bagder@mastodon.social

daniel:// stenberg://

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@benthor attempts have started twice, both were abandoned.

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antdude@mastodon.social

🐜

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@bagder which has more?

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bagder@mastodon.social

daniel:// stenberg://

Reply to @antdude@mastodon.social

@antdude wget2 supports HTTP/HTTPS/FTP and aria2c supports HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/SFTP/Bittorrent. So 3 and 5 protocols.

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@bagder I use it a lot for UDS sockets when doing automated kernel testing. Is that in the list?
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bagder@mastodon.social

daniel:// stenberg://

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@jarkko the list restricts "protocols" to the separate URL schemes it supports.

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@bagder maybe just personal taste but i literally had to turn my head 90 degrees to decipher more dense list. Id turn the figure 90 degrees instead
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humm@bsd.network

humm@bsd.network

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@bagder Are you bored,¹ do you wanna implement some more protocols²? How about 9p next³?

¹ I don’t think you are

² I’m guessing no

³ I don’t see a reason to do that

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etchedpixels@mastodon.social

The Penguin of Evil

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@humm @bagder You mount the 9p file system then use curl on a file ;)

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