That's not a serious error, just needs some administration.
I've said this on three threads now, but all the effort going into making individual sites for every small iww branch in the world should be expended on the main iww.org site so it can handle multiple different sites, with varying level of integration - content of each could be controlled by branches still but the administration would be centralised. That's the whole point of being in an organisation isn't it?
I've said this on three threads now, but all the effort going into making individual sites for every small iww branch in the world should be expended on the main iww.org site so it can handle multiple different sites, with varying level of integration
Please, yes! anyone with drupal admin experience (or who wants to learn) join the sysadmin list and give a hand.
Please, yes! anyone with drupal admin experience (or who wants to learn) join the sysadmin list and give a hand.
I know umpteen wobs who are dead into exactly what Catch is talking about but none of them know that there is such a sysadmin list, and I certainly never until I saw this post. Can you provide more details?
After two violent and tense months, striking teachers in the Mexican state of Morelos have started negotiations with the state over an education reform bill being forced through parliament with the support of the teachers' union head.
Text by US academic Harry Cleaver, showing why work is still central to today's society, and that a Marxist economic analysis is still relevant.
First issue of an irregular workers' bulletin put together by users of the website, libcom.org. This issue focuses on the 2008 pay dispute over sub-inflation pay offers.
So iww.org has been acting up and when I last tried to access the site I got this message:
Fatal error: Table 'cache' is marked as crashed and should be repaired query: SELECT data, created, headers FROM cache WHERE cid = 'variables' in /home/gladebur/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 66
I'm sure it will be fixed, but I would like to start a broader conversation about what should be changed about the international site (i'm sure we all have some ideas) and perhaps we could offer some suggestions directly to Steve.