This is a very simple blogging system for Go, intended to run on Plan 9. It serves static files from /, blog entries under a special directory, and can also host subdomains.

Quickstart
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You need to have a Disqus account to enable commenting, although commenting can be easily disabled.

1. Run 'mk all; mk install; mk copyconfig; mk setupblog'. This will build the binary, copy it to your $home/bin/386/ directory, copy config.json to /lib/goweb.config, create $home/www/b/, and then copy page.html and archive.html to $home/www/b.
2. Edit /lib/goweb.conf. The only required elements are "Root", "Blogdir", and "Shortname", as shown in config.minimal. You can also add subdomains, as shown in config.json; the "Path" element is relative to the web root.
3. If you want to enable commenting, set your Disqus shortname in goweb.config. If you don't want comments, edit $home/www/b/page.html and remove the Disqus javascript block. You also definitely need to edit the html files to put your own name in there instead of mine.
3. Run $home/bin/386/goweb, preferably as user 'none'. I do this with the command "auth/none /usr/john/bin/386/goweb &", which I have also placed in my /cfg/$sysname/cpustart file so it will launch on reboot.

Detailed Description
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Goweb uses the http and template packages, along with Russ Ross's Black Friday implementation of Markdown, to serve blog posts from a directory tree. It also uses Disqus to implement commenting.

All files live under a web root directory. By default, the b/ subdirectory of the webroot hosts a tree of blog posts in the following format:

b/	# Blog directory
	2011/	# Year
		11/	# Month
			19/	# Day
				0 # Post
				1

The location of the web root, the name of the blog subdirectory, the site's Disqus shortname, and any subdomains are defined in the config file, which defaults to /lib/goweb.config.