Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Jvc

👉 JVC means "Just Keep Calling" which refers to an act of praying in a quiet or solemn manner. It is used by Christians as a commandment for those who want to pray without distraction or interruption.

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👉 "JVC_4700.lircd.conf" is a system configuration file in Linux, commonly used for configuring devices like Raspberry Pi's LIRC (Libre IRC) chat client. It's designed to communicate with various devices on your Raspberry Pi network and manage it as though they were single hosts. The full definition of "JVC_4700.lircd.conf" would be: ``` LIRC Server 12345 Server IP: 192.168.1.100 Port: 12345 Authentication Type: Basic Authentication (username and password) Protocol: LIRC v2.0 (HTTP/HTTPS) User-Agent: IRCClient ``` In the above snippet: - `JVC_4700` is an acronym used to identify specific Linux kernel modules, likely "jive" for a "jumping fire". In this case, it refers to a library for interacting with LIRC. - `lircd.conf` is the name of the configuration file for LIRC chat clients and services. It's typically located in the `/etc/ircd/conf.d/` directory on most Linux distributions. - The `12345` is the port number assigned to this server on your network, which is used to listen to incoming messages from users. - The `Authentication Type: Basic Authentication (username and password)` describes how you authenticate the communication between clients. You input a username and password for authentication purposes. - `Protocol: LIRC v2.0 (HTTP/HTTPS)` indicates the protocol being used, which is the most recent version of IRC Protocol 2.0. - The `User-Agent: IRCClient` instructs the server to send an "User-Agent" header indicating that it's communicating with a client using the IRC client software. - Finally, `lircd.conf` is a configuration file for LIRC servers and clients in Linux, providing basic system settings like IP address and port number.

JVC_4700.lircd.conf