anubis

  1. G

    wiki.freebsd.org does not work

    it asks me to enable cookies but it is enabled - tried on multiple browsers and systems but it does not work but forums here which uses anubis as well work i have no idea why this happens? any help
  2. T

    Unable to access forum site using Safari

    As of today, I'm unable to access the forum with the current Safari [Version 26.6.1 (20624.5.1.18.3)]. Attached image of the message I get. Ad blockers are all disabled (Adblock Plus, Ghostery). I can access the site with SeaMonkey (FreeBSD - works to read but not post) and Firefox (macOS)...
  3. DutchDaemon

    Forums under DDoS attack

    As you will have noticed, the Forums are either very hard to reach or very hard to use. The Forums server in itself is entirely functional, but the 'front door' is being hammered by many thousands of IP addresses opening and closing the Forums website at a large rate (for the interested: nginx...
  4. Keve

    Solved FreeBSD Desktop failing "human" detector websites

    Those of you who use FreeBSD as a daily desktop system, could you please try and see if your web-browser can access the FreeBSD bug report form. My recent experience is that the Anubis thingy rejects me as a human being every time I connect from my FreeBSD 15.1R desktop. Tried Firefox and...
  5. bokutin

    The Bugzilla REST API is no longer operational due to Anubis.

    I am the ports maintainer for several ports. I had automated sending PRs during ports updates. I use https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/rest/bug. Today when I tried to submit a PR, Anubis's “Making sure you're not a bot” prompt appeared, preventing submission. Setting the Bugzilla_api_key didn't...
  6. gessel

    What bizarre idiocy has lead to Anubus gatekeeping access to the Wiki?

    I ran into the following internet-destroying stupidity today checking a wiki page: Checking with Javascript disabled, I discovered it is part of a trend of false-virtue driven enshitificaton of the internet, this by anti-AI zealots destroying the internet to protect "their" content from...
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