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Whois on any .fr domain displays “je suis charlie”
- saryant 12y agoAppears to be true: [ryantanner@Hawkeye ~] $ whois lemonde.fr %% _ _ %% This is the AFNIC Whois server. _ | |___ ____ _(_)___ %% | || / -_) (_-< || | (_-< %% complete date format : DD/MM/YYYY \__/\___| /__/\_,_|_/__/ %% short date format : DD/MM ___ _ _ ___ ___ _ _ ___ %% version : FRNIC-2.5 | _| | | . | . \| | | | __| %% | |_| | | /| |_| | _| %% Rights restricted by copyright. |___|_|_|_|_|_\_\|___|_|___| %% See http://www.afnic.fr/afnic/web/mentions-legales-whois_en %% %% Use '-h' option to obtain more information about this service. %% %% [73.181.102.218 REQUEST] >> lemonde.fr %% %% RL Net [##########] - RL IP [#########.] %%
- zx2c4 12y agoConfirmed: zx2c4@thinkpad ~ $ whois zx2c4.fr %% _ _ %% This is the AFNIC Whois server. _ | |___ ____ _(_)___ %% | || / -_) (_-< || | (_-< %% complete date format : DD/MM/YYYY \__/\___| /__/\_,_|_/__/ %% short date format : DD/MM ___ _ _ ___ ___ _ _ ___ %% version : FRNIC-2.5 | _| | | . | . \| | | | __| %% | |_| | | /| |_| | _| %% Rights restricted by copyright. |___|_|_|_|_|_\_\|___|_|___| %% See http://www.afnic.fr/afnic/web/mentions-legales-whois_en %% %% Use '-h' option to obtain more information about this service. %% %% [80.15.155.189 REQUEST] >> -V Md5.1 zx2c4.fr %% %% RL Net [##########] - RL IP [#########.] %%
- aw3c2 12y agoI was ready to heavily criticize but it is just the comment section where AFNIC displays its information. So it is not some endorsement of the term added to each whois record, but the endorsement of AFNIC showing in their legal banner.
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- cellover 12y agoAlternatively, more and more sysadmins have added custom headers to their web servers: curl -I pilgrimbreak.com HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Server: nginx/1.6.2 Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 15:39:36 GMT Content-Type: text/html Content-Length: 184 Connection: keep-alive Location: http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/ X-Charlie: I am Charlie
- cellover 12y agoSpread the word if you manage an nginx server: http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/nginx-custom-http-header/ http://www.pilgrimbreak.com/nginx-custom-http-header/
- dClauzel 12y ago$ curl -I charliehebdo.fr HTTP/1.1 302 Found Server: nginx Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 15:55:10 GMT Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Length: 221 Connection: keep-alive Location: http://www.charliehebdo.fr/index.html Vary: Accept-Encoding X-Charlie-fr: Je suis toujours Charlie. X-Charlie-en: I am still Charlie. X-Charlie-es: Todavia soy Charlie. X-Charlie-de: Ich bin immer Charlie. X-Charlie-ro: Inca sunt Charlie. X-Charlie-cz: Jsem stale Charlie.
- igrekel 12y agoNot bad but its a little easy. I am still disappointed so many media are voiding to publish the original, drawings. After all, we are ready to send war planes, military consultant, surrender some of our privacy etc. to either fight or protect ourselves against groups alike the people who did this. Yet, we won't do the thing that seem to have hurt them enough that they perpetrated very specific and targeted killings of the people doing it.
- TuringTest 12y agoA very good thing of the "je suis charlie” message is that it can be endorsed and adopted by moderate muslims. Terrorism can't be combated by throwing bombs at targets, nor by elevating the discussion level to extreme confrontation; those actions just escalate the spiral of violence. Historical experiences, like the recent disempowerment of ETA in Spain, show that terrorism is defeated by insulating the radicals from the community whose interests they purport to represent. That so many muslims in Europe have condemned the attack and shared the phrase is the best answer we could hope for. If only the same response had been made throughout the Islamic world as well, these undesirables would known that they can't claim any moral support, and soon they would find themselves without economic support as well. That simply couldn't happen if our reaction was to place an emphasis on the images that are offensive to islamists. The ideals we value are that we're free to express and discuss any idea (even when it's despicable) without facing prosecution from authority, not that we can say things intended to hurt a different religion with impunity; the second is merely a by-product of the first, and it's OK that people may hold a strong disagreement with those expressions, as long as they are pursued in a peaceful manner.
- theorique 12y agoIndeed. The moderate Moslem world needs to stand up and condemn/exile their radical brethren.
- TuringTest 12y agoYes - and we should do everything in our hand to facilitate it.