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Subject: [gopher] Directory Item Reverse Sort
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With PyGopherD is there a simple way to sent a directory item list to a requested client sorted in, say, reverse alphabetic order? I mean other than by creating link, .cap, or gophermap files that explicitly order every item with Numb=.


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