@JaredBusch said in Unable add plugins and themes to Wordpress:

@EddieJennings said in Unable add plugins and themes to Wordpress:

@JaredBusch said in Unable add plugins and themes to Wordpress:

httpd_can_network_connect

And setsebool -P httpd_can_network_connect on appears to be the answer .

And has nothing to do with contexts

True. That was a point of confusion.

@EddieJennings said in Zimbra Certbot Scripts:

Since acquiring and renewing a certificate can be automated with Certbot, would it make sense to have the cert in two places? HTTP/HTTPS traffic passes through your ngingX VM, which receives its certificate through its own instance of Certbot. And you have a second instance of certbot that functions on the Zimbra server itself, so you have a cert for IMAP and SMTP connections.

Or, for you, does it not matter that IMAP and SMTP connections are unencrypted? Since beyond your own mail server, there's no guarantee that encrypted connections will exist.

You could, but it would still be such a pain to automate as certbot can't renew the certs alone for Zimbra, that you might as well just use one.

@bnrstnr said in Vultr Node Failure - VPS Recovery Unsuccessful:

@JaredBusch said in Vultr Node Failure - VPS Recovery Unsuccessful:

And you have a 2 month credit coming.

If you paid the $1/month for automatic backups you could be online in an hour or less.

Yeah, it was for testing, so I wasn't going to pay more. Not too worried about it.

Just sharing the experience. Not sure if anybody else has encountered this yet with Vultr.

1 host erasure with recovery of my VM (luckier than you) plus a number of networking issues at DC level in 6 months (Amsterdam data center).

@scottalanmiller said in OSX Unix Using Brew to install software remotely:

@DustinB3403 said in OSX Unix Using Brew to install software remotely:

So I can just unpack the dmg file, and have an Copy job, copy the application to the Applications folder for any user. As my admin user account. All via Apple Remote Desktop.

This works without issue.

What I am trying to do is avoid having to locally download the app at all, unpack it and then have a Copy job to run. I'd like to streamline the process.

That's what the script is doing already. Making your own "sudo friendly" script for your install might make sense.

The issue is there is no way AFAIK without adding my local admin account to this group.

Which is more work than it may be worth since the existing solution works but is annoying.

Good note, but horrible formatting.

@Pete-S said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

@jaredbusch said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

@pete-s said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

@jaredbusch said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

@emad-r said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

For admin stuff, most devs uses mysql workbench its 28 MB and has alot of functionality.

@pete-s said in Need a web GUI interface to MySQL:

If it doesn't have to be web based you could use MySQL Workbench - which I think is more capable than the web GUIs.

Overkill and slow.

It's not overkill if you're a DBA or developer.
And if you're smart you install it on the machine you do admin from and not on each server.
And you did ask for the best...

Actually, no I did not. Read the OP again. Don’t forget the title of the thread.

A fat client is almost always overkill and slow. But MySQL Workbench is a total piece of crap.

The web tools you are talking about also requires a web server and a php installation so they're not exactly "thin" but you want something simple on a LAMP server or similar. I get that.

MySQL Workbench has it's place too. It's to MySQL what SQL Developer and Enterprise Manager is to Oracle DB. I find it useful and use it almost daily.

MySQL Workbench has very little use to me as it is such a heavy handed client. Yes it works. No I do not like it.

For a client on Linux, I prefer Azure Data Studio actually. It is lightweight and lets me work without being in my way. It is based on the VSCode backend to my understanding. If it ever gets MySQL connectivity it will be perfect.

@DustinB3403 or planning for a night out on the town, and dressing up, calling all of your friends, pre-paying for drinks and dinner, running on credit card debt to do it, taking an Uber there, and then deciding not to get out of the car while all of your friends are waiting on you.

Thanks a lot I'll read that soon.

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/01/11/windows_7_activation_error/
A tweak to the Activation Servers saw happily licensed Windows 7 users suddenly presented with "Windows is not genuine"-type notifications from 10:00 UTC on January 8

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/4487266/activation-failures-and-not-genuine-notifications-on-vl-win-7-kms-clie

Something in the shutdown triggers a start of a service or doesn't stop in time. Since something is still running the shutdown never completes.

Looking at the screenshot for instance it says "Stopping monitoring of LVM2 mirrors, snapshots etc. using dmeventd or progress polling...".
But there is no acknowledgment [OK] that it has completed.

I'd start looking there.

@pchiodo @EddieJennings

We will have new segment called Funding or category or page, where we post stuff we like or interested in, and the end of the month we make vote system to choose which stuff we like the most

No i dont know much about how the money system will work at the of each month, put it may be like one pot we put in it and at the end of month depending on the vote it goes there, think internal projects like Soduim suite, or anything in indiegogo to kickstart that we like

I know were are not rich but dollar here and dollar there from member we can make impact

@Donahue said in file sharing in the 21st century:

There is a LOT more to a CAD system then just check in and check out. It's the other bits that don't work well for us.

So you're a snowflake company that the specializes tools, that do way more then just check in and check out, won't work for?

Sounds like you have a bad implementation to me. I've been part of this battle before with engineers. Get one of the savvy ones on board and the rest will follow.

@scottalanmiller said in Printer suggestion:

@Pete-S said in Printer suggestion:

We went from HP to OKI and have been happy. OKI B731 is probably what you're looking for. You can have up to 4 trays and they also have large capacity trays (2000 pages).

OKI is still around? Wow! I still think of dot matrix printers.

Yeah, OKI is still going strong. They only do business printers, not home printers, so they are not as big as some of the others. But good quality and value for money. You can still buy their matrix printers actually.

@360col said in RequestTracker:

Also have a look at https://zammad.org/ free / opensource. They also do a paid hosted version.

Wow this looks like it probably checks all my boxes at work, except for knowledgeable, but it sounds like they should be releasing that feature soon.

The concept of organizations is something that seems to be missing from most solutions, but is crucial for us. And chat is a requirement too.

I wish I knew about this before we got on the verge of spending $15,000-$20,000 on another solution.

@Donahue said in What is the right way to install snap on Fedora:

@JaredBusch will you be willing to write up a guide for getting open office working with NC, specifically behind nginx? I can try and fumble through it, but you make things look so easy.

@romo and I have that working. That's how ours works. Romo had to modify the Docker instance because the instance itself is misconfigured for doing this.

@Reid-Cooper said in CrossOver: Run Windows Programs on ChromeOS:

There is a Wine for Android option perhaps. And if your ChromeOS runs Linux apps, Wine might work that way.

Agreed - and I did see that. However, I again run into the issue of the USBtoSerial not working... at least it seems to not work. Might look again over the weekend... oh wait.. I really don't have a weekend between sports events and other crap...

@scottalanmiller said in MeshCentral2 Issue:

@dafyre said in MeshCentral2 Issue:

What I saw on my Fedora 29/Gnome desktop was that it showed up, but most of the remote features did not work.

that's more of what I would expect.

As discussed in another thread (I think)... that's due to Wayland being used for Gnome.

@Donahue said in How to Migrate NextCloud Data Location:

@scottalanmiller said in How to Migrate NextCloud Data Location:

@Donahue said in How to Migrate NextCloud Data Location:

why would you want to have /data/data? And if you were going to do this on purpose, why not make the link to /data/data instead of just /data? Unless I made a fundamental mistake or misunderstanding (possible), when I tried to follow your directions without the ".", I wound up with an extra /data in the middle of the path when then should not have been one.

I treat the top level /data as a universal. Every system that I use with broken out storage uses /data. Then whatever folders are needed are under that. That both the top level from me "/data" and the folder from the vendor "data" are similar is a happenstance overlap. I used both to keep a standarad.

I see. It just seemed redundant.

Beyond standardization, it also has the benefit of allowing the mount point to go elsewhere and still appear as expected.

Keep in mind that there is no need for it to be /data/data, either one can be renamed anything that you want. You could make the mount be /phymount2 or you could make the second one into /data/ncstuff or whatever you want.

Because you are linking to the second level, the name to which you link need not be the same as what you call the link itself.

10 day old bug report on this.
https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/DesktopEditors/issues/158

Surprised none were sooner since I had the same problem back in November.