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drobbins demands faqs so yer gonna get em... embedding images results in thumbnails, they're forever hosted at funtoo untill drobbins decided to nuke the website. to make large image postings, navigate to the tools above the post entry form and to the left of <> is an image to feed external (or internal) urls to. in the "my media" button you can attach garbage to posts, such as your blog entries or images you've posted.... like my "punch babies" or "dead larry" above is a quote box to the right of <> to get past the quote box, press enter a few times.... <> is code... it pops up a window to enter code, to get past it again press enter a few times. ><h1><b>hello</b>world</h1> twitter just links a twitter link. @6three6sixes6 to the left of font is special bb code. you can enter acronyms twitters and some others. they give hover dialog, mouse over the below word to see it in action. shart below the post is attachment stuff.... attach files to show up in my media for future postings. to change forum entry titles, ie from "my funtoo's borked" to "[solved]my funtoo's borked" go to "full editor mode" instead of quick edit mode. bam that's the faq jack

how i posted my image, quick reply mode, not full edit.... in the tools above the post, 2nd row to the left of <> feed external url on the dialog that pops up

you can run the latest kernels with current... emerge ego and run ego / epro commands they're kinda self explanatory if you cycle around them.

you're totally asking for trouble, 3 months max, try monthly or more. the more you update the system the less painful it is, i do about every 2 weeks for a emerge --sync && emerge -avuND world if you do it every 2 days then its only like 1 package, 2 packages minor adjustments instead of hundreds of updates with blockers and the works

you need to save a blank statement of rules.... when you save the rules they do absolutely nothing. http://www.funtoo.org/Package:Iptables see first run.... this page needs updates because im also a newbie to iptables....

The following USE changes are necessary to proceed: (see "package.use" in the portage(5) man page for more details) # required by x11-libs/gtk+-2.24.27 # required by www-client/firefox-bin-38.0.1 # required by www-client/firefox-bin (argument) =x11-libs/cairo-1.14.2 X # required by x11-libs/gtk+-2.24.27 # required by www-client/firefox-bin-38.0.1 # required by www-client/firefox-bin (argument) >=x11-libs/gdk-pixbuf-2.31.1 X ie add to /etc/portage/make.conf USE="X" or mkdir -p /etc/portage/package.use echo "x11-libs/cairo X" >> /etc/portage/package.use/cairo echo "x11-libs/gdk-pixbuf X" >> /etc/portage/package.use/gdk-pixbuf

im trying to think of a better place for my xorg.conf.d entries mkultra@spaceball1 ~/aircrack $ cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/50novsync.conf Section "Device" Identifier "My Graphics" Option "GLXVBlank" "off" EndSection you probably want to turn glxvblank on or maybe it needs to go off? i also have an alternate resolution one somewhere. nouveau doesn't have a control panel so its all xorg.conf.d

http://specto.sourceforge.net/ i plan on maintaining several ebuilds, i mean like 100-200, but i need an excellent method to watch upstream to keep my ebuilds 2day current. im going to give this a whirl... i like rss, but not every site supports that... in all actuality i haven't seen rss in a few days, my apps for rss are all conflicting with the compositor in xfce or exiting the notification area. bleh its heavily dependent upon gnome. looking around the net suggest growl can do this also. emerging growl-for-linux

id like a torrenty style cryptographically secure protocol that supports revision control, that users could host locally cached content they've viewed from recent websites botnet style with throttle control that is geo & route metric aware to make the internet much more efficient. users could provide disk quotas and quotas per site and the crypto part would be used to distribute database contents. wiki style permissions for admins to work on the site, then propagate back to the main server like a convergence broadcast? several browsers support 1/4th of this paradigm already in holding stuff in the browsers cache. ex: go to coffee shop, load google, revision control pings for hash, no change sites the same > serve, everyone on the router hits my cached google and get their own cached google if they have that turned on, detect lan saturation of local google, transparently start phasing that data out of the cache if the upstream nodes share throttle is set higher. it'll still be fast because you're nabbing it over lan. im totally a dreamer

ok im going to start a wiki work thread for drobbins to communicate with me on because he's busy, im busy, chat works great but these are going to be long term things that need worked out. mainly dealing with the upcoming skin. what do you think about www.funtoo.org/ <--- ie removing Welcome / Main_Page? what do you think about the skin being even more like a web page, with login, edit, etc at the bottom? (id probably stick search at the top of the page still) back story to above line, the skin's order in vectors h1 heading, body, then the rest of the tools to make content at the top of the html, rest of tools to make sidebar etc... instead of beating up the css extensively to make the site have all the tools at the top just make a pretty footer, and migrate most of the menus to the actual welcome page like is done with Main_Page.... i posted commits upstream to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgActionPaths can we get that going so its www.funtoo.org/Main_Page/edit or www.funtoo.org/Main_Page/delete to make the site even more usable? www.funtoo.org/Main_Page + /logout && return =D what about TOC, the new skin supports scrollspy... if i fix this will you turn on the tocs? Package: name space's contents out of order for mobile, it shows the use flags first instead of inserting them where they would be relevant, they're not minimized for mobile / optional to see since you only really need to see them once at install, and they're consuming tons of space. cat/pkg summary news needs to go to the bottom of the page, mobile users are looking at the news every package page. backend stuff..... varnish is good, but it doesnt support unix sockets, so its becoming a liability, i posted updates to the tengine / nginx pages so nginx could take over varnish's duties of acceleration. it supports sockets out of the box, ssl, and multiple backend servers. possibly more to come on this post in a second if no immediate reply

what does ls /boot say? try ln -s /boot/(debian-sources or whatever kernel you're using) /boot/bzImage boot-update

i've been a member of several online communities & forums. some of them had threads about sharing stuff... i dont have money to ship stuff but i could gather it up... i know some people need hardware, and i have several old computers i could give away that may be better than what people have. anyone else interested in this idea? i have several sound blasters, an old logitech webcam i could give away, some pc cases i could give away, some pc speakers that are missing the subwoffer, a bricked linksys router.... im not sure how this would be setup, it would probably have to be a "taker pays shipping" setup since its not exactly small items all the time.

www-servers/nginx-1.8.0 * Applying nginx-fix-perl-install-path.patch ... [ ok ] sed: -e expression #1, char 0: no previous regular expression * ERROR: www-servers/nginx-1.8.0 failed (prepare phase): * (no error message) nginx + uwsgi * Applying nginx-fix-perl-install-path.patch ... [ ok ] >>> Source prepared. >>> Configuring source in /var/tmp/portage/www-servers/nginx-1.8.0/work/nginx-1.8.0 ... checking for OS + Linux 3.19.3-1~exp1 x86_64 im trying to cut out all html rendering stuff from nginx to make it a load balancer / ssl termination point... also cut out authentication stuff and index and all that.... question no. 2 for damex.... is apache2 really required for modsecurity in nginx? wait a second that patch is HACKY!! NGINX_MODULES_HTTP="access auth_basic autoindex browser charset empty_gif geo gzip gzip_static limit_conn limit_req map proxy realip referer secure_link spdy split_clients ssi ssl upstream_hash upstream_ip_hash upstream_keepalive upstream_least_conn userid uwsgi" this also causes the same error... cant remove fastcgi uwsgi scgi or they all cause this error

there is a no systemd mixin on top of installing funtoo =D

already wiped out /dev/sda1... it had a bad sata cable that was throwing tons of dmesg errors and making the system freeze up. cable was replaced with a cable with clip and its been running good since. problem 1 with install again resolv.conf ubuntu uses 127.0.1.1 for resolv.conf... check mark fixed problem 2 with install https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Swapswap file docs need insertion removing mtab because symlinking = old swap file nameless problem "resolved" by "swapfiles" ill have to work this and pull request it because its too many issues/changes. update lilo page to deal with deb sources.... check mark fixed fix chrony page to set 1 time sync date / hardware clock, this stuff needs to be moved out of the install page-- chrony page fixed, install page needs updated on this link fonts http://www.funtoo.org/Fonts - add rc-update add command to fonts for console font section epro stuff should be further up before emerging anything besides sync link make.conf again? for video setting purposes, fix make.conf maybe make xorg.conf.d page for tweaks to xorg first steps sudo page, beef up sudo page fix tpm emulator, start posting entropy acceleration page. fix alsa default card stuff..... fix /etc/bashrc W issue mupdf = pdf viewer, super light, no options.... add https://wiki.xfce.org/recommendedappsto xfce wiki page(s) no cron info for install. =( this is quickly piling up

you should be able to skip the bootloader part of the install however you'll have to manually insert funtoo via debians methods of boot/grub

that's not a bug that's normal. like above said, enter it by hand. i run a funtoo logo for issue.

i think for now you'll have to live with online texas holdem lol... what does emerge -av say? i think its -mod i think also -fluidsynth for the packages use settings

cd mkdir overlays cd overlays git clone https://github.com/666threesixes666/tripsix.git tripsix edit /etc/portage/make.conf add #notice replace home mkultra with your /home/USERNAME PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/home/mkultra/overlays/tripsix" emerge AptanaStudio cd mkdir overlays cd overlays git clone https://github.com/666threesixes666/tripsix.gittripsix edit /etc/portage/make.conf add #notice replace home mkultra with your /home/USERNAME PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/home/mkultra/overlays/tripsix" emerge AptanaStudio this one works out of the box browser and all....

lol portage builds it from source... the question is what use flags did you have to enable? ./configure --help blah blah blah blah blah --disable-feature --disable-nls --disable-xyz so networkmanager with all use flags enabled should work from portage.... you and future users with the same hardware don't want that.... figure out the one is absolutely required for your hardware. start with all flags enabled for network manager then start pealing them away 2 by 2 until something breaks. then document the hardware requires the flag in the networkmanager wiki page.

make sure you're close to the router and get decent signal, remove objects blocking the line of sight path. anything over 50% signal should be good enough.

im going to ??? at the implementation as its raising the size of the stage3. would it be possible to build the kernel & have debian-bin fetch the specific subarch pre-rolled kernel? is this a general arch kernel that can be used with all the sub arches? (is this what happened?) i haven't even seen the stages yet so im more so asking what's going on. are we still serving the stage3's with out kernels since i make my own vanillas?

i think the best way to address this is security sub pages.... as in a general security page, then security/threesixestake security/drobbinstake security/olegstake security/physical security/hardening security/selinux security/apparmor security/applicationsecurity security/networksecurity etc etc etc so that it would be able to be very branched out and specific in the same breath. we could have the extremely broad topic then boil everything down to a tightly knit highly secure system quickly. skim through all the garbage and just have essentials. like i need to work on speeding up /dev/random quite a bit more and the entropy daemons that can feed it with more data.... i need to figure out hashing files and salting them, need to figure out gpg... need to figure out encfs, or luks auto decrypting at boot. physical security is also a huge topic, how physically secure is your server/laptop etc. can i break your laptop lock with a hammer? can i use my lock picking expertise to break your lock open in 2 seconds? do you have video watching the servers? are the servers rack mounted? are the servers vulnerable to nuclear attack, and mirrored off site multiple times?

internet wayback machine also watches funtoo, you can see previous revisions, and pull out lost data that way.