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Товарищи спамеры! Революция нуждается в вашей помощи!!!

Учитывая развитие коммуникаций, и то, что значительная часть трудящегося и эксплуатируемого народа пользуется электронной почтой, и большинство городского пролетариата (офисный пролетариат) активно использует электронную почту в своей работе, Революционное движение пришло к выводу о целесообразности распространения листовок с антиправительственной агитацией, зовущих народ к Восстанию, с использованием технологий массовой рассылки.
Учитывая, что большинство из вас по праву также относится к трудящемуся и эксплуатируемому народу, заинтересованному в борьбе с корпорациями и правящей хунтой, Революционное движение просит вас оказать помощь предоставлением нам актуальных баз электронных почтовых адресов.
Будем рады любым базам, но наиболее желательны базы в формате plain text, которые можно «скормить» консольным unix-утилитам для рассылки почты.
Предоставленные вами базы не будут использованы для каких-либо коммерческих рассылок (мы этим просто не занимаемся), а только для рассылки материалов политической Революционной агитации и электронных листовок такого содержания.

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Долой хунту! Да здравствует Революция! Так победим!!!

Настраиваю сервер Apache под Gentoo Linux. Поставил вручную php (emerge не сработало). На сервере команды типа php [file] выполняются, а вот в браузере нет.
Пытался прописывать AddType и Action, тогда говорит, что
The requested URL /usr/local/bin/php/index.php was not found on this server.

Интерпретатор здесь /usr/local/bin/php

Hey community, this is a problem I've been having on and off for the last month or 2 concerning the zd1211 driver.

Basically it's flooding dmesg and causing my whole system to hang. It hangs at such weird intervals that it could happen in the middle of a keydown/keyup...causing my computer to think the key is still down until the zd1211 driver gives control back, it seems. I don't really know how the kernel works, so that's my best guess. I would really like to be able to type long sentences again without it hanging. Happeningly, it hasn't happened once while typing this, but happens a lot while I'm using quanta/anything KDE-based. It does happen in non-kde though, before anybody jumps on the "it's kde's fault" bandwagen.

( partial dmesg outputCollapse )

I've googled and googled for what the hell it means, and the best I can come up with is that BCN means beacon :P

I'm running the dongle in Master mode to provide my apartment with sweet, sweet wireless, but if this can't be resolved I'll have to get a stupid router or something.

Can anybody help me to make this go away?

Thanks in advance

(x-posted to gentoo)

I've got three SGI Octanes with a gig or two of ram in each of them along with 36 gig SCSI drives and SI/MXI Framebuffers. I'm looking to send one of these to the developers in Australia so we can get some better support for the IP30 systems.

Does anyone here live near Sacramento, CA and have any interest in working on one of these systems?

These are Dual R10000 CPU systems from about 1998

Thanks!
Bob

I've been using various varieties of Linux for a few years now, but mostly only on servers, so this (sound) hasn't really come up before, and this is also my first Gentoo install (I used to use SuSE):

Sound is up and running using ALSA in the kernel. When I type

madplay -v /some/file.mp3

It plays the file just fine.

But only from the command line. No KDE desktop sounds, no juK, no nothing running under KDE. I assume something is wrong with this aRts thing. But I know nothing of any of this; I've gotten this far (to "it plays from the command line") with incantations I found online, but I don't really know what I'm doing here. I've realized, in doing this Gentoo install, how much I've relied on the SuSE setup tools..I really don't know as much about what I'm doing as I thought I did.

Any help?

Using a PPC Mac Mini, been using Gentoo for a couple years, very happy.

But I just had a harddrive failure, so I'm looking to install gentoo on a RAID of usb flash sticks. So...

Who out there has used RAID5 on Gentoo, and is there any real reason I should use LVM? Can my boot/kernel directory be on the RAID, or on RAID+LVM?

Hi guys it's me again, I don't really post enough. I was toying with the poptop pptpd server last night and finally got it working, with multilink support, but sadly, no compression. I am using it on my Linux box and using the windows xp/2000 client to login to it.

Anyone out there ever try this setup? It's quite simple to get working, but what I want is some damn compression so it will be useful. Any thoughts on this?

Thanks!
Bob

Hello. I bought a digital voice recorder once and its an Olympus recorder... Well I plugged it in and found it has some proprietary protocol. So I tried running the windows software in wine and it works except then I cannot read the USB... So now I am wondering on any digital voice recorders that can be viewed as a mass storage device or some that have little flash cards (preferably Sony if it uses flash cards so then I can transfer things right to my PSP).


Cross posted

I made the mistake with using the "-03" flag in /etc/make.conf and everything is buggy. Especially X and Firefox. Is there a way I can recompile everything on my system with an "-02".

Does emerge world recompile EVERYTHING or only certain ports that have been updated? Thanks


Also I need to downgrade xorg if my recompile doesn't work. I have the rare Asus bug that prevents virtual terminals from popping up in X. When it freezes I have to hit the reset button because I can't leave X. Not even a backspace + alt works. The bug was fixed but it reappeared. How fustrating.

Hey there folks…

It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on here. I just noticed that in the past three years we’ve gotten a ton of new members to the community. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions of things we could add to the group, and as well if anyone else would be interested in being a moderator or maintainer?

So if you have any comments of suggestions for things for this group… Reply here!

Bob