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Director of Linux Foundation IT. Currently in charge of kernel.org infra.

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@brauner You can continue to use /r/ in URLs, or just omit /r/ entirely. Don't use /all/.
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@brauner The anubis bot protection that I put in place yesterday required remapping some of the mountpoints, such as the legacy /r/. Internally, b4 has been using /all/ instead of /r/ for a while, but people who had b4.midmask set to a URL with /r/ in it experienced problems. Fixing the /r/ mount fixed the problem.
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@brauner No worries, I was already able to fix that anyway. So, unless you still have this problem, I would just move on at this point. :)
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@brauner Also, should start working for you now as-is.
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@brauner I have one other report of this. Could you send it to tools@kernel.org and include the output of `git config --get-regexp b4.*`
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@simontatham i always think of it as "you had me at hello" but it doesn't make a nice acronym.
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@brauner It shouldn't be, and I can't replicate that failure.
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@raito It's certainly an interesting topic, and the main reason I swapped the default graphics for generic emojis is really two-fold: 1. the tech community in general has a complicated history when it comes to objectifying women, so while having a feminine mascot greet you may be seen as a positive thing in one light, it can also be interpreted poorly. 2. "sad" and "happy" are emotions that can be difficult to judge for some people. I wanted a very blunt "working," "passed," "failed" graphics.
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@cafkafk It means you're not a bot. :)
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@cadey @Anarcat @mvc1095 I would actually prefer no graphics at all, because if the goal is to minimize bots' impact, then we should also minimize how many bytes we send them. I know most of them won't download images, but some will and that's wasted bandwidth.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

git.kernel.org and lore.kernel.org now require proof of work. Big thanks to Anubis developers for filling this important need.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

Users of w3m and lynx browsers will be asked to identify and fix a bug in the mm subsystem before they are allowed to access git kernel.org.
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

I worry that we're mere weeks or months away from free software being declared unamerican in the US.
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@KasTasMykolas try it, let me know if you have problems.
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@0leil no, I believe right now Anubis only gets triggered on Mozilla user agents.
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@cadey lol,.I wasn't being serious. :)

Or was I?
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@evacide it stands for Ponies Greeting Ponies /)
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Difficulty is set at 4 leading zeroes, unless you're coming from US in which case there's also a tariff of 5 more leading zeroes.
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You can see it in action on this recently decommissioned system I'm using for testing purposes: https://ams.source.kernel.org/
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁

I'm sad to say that we're following the lead of many others and putting in proof-of-work proxies into place to protect ourselves against "AI" crawler bots. Yes, I hate this as much as you, but all other options are currently worse (such as locking us into specific vendors).

We'll be rolling it out on lore.kernel.org and git.kernel.org in the next week or so.
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