@jaredbusch said in PCI compliance scan fail:

You have something answering on port 80 turn it off

It's literally that simple. Both turn off whatever is talking on 80, and block 80 on the firewall, too.

@francesco-provino said in Application clustering VS RAID with modern SSD:

There is also the possibility of create TWO drbd replica set, one active on the first node and the other active on the second; that way, I can easily double the total cpu count and ram available for the VMs… sort of hyperconvergency on the cheap!

It's hyperconverged whether you do that or not. HC is free, even with far more robust systems like Starwind. HC doesn't imply that you have HA or can move workloads around. Most people do that, but it's HC from the moment you go with the design here. But DRBD isn't saving you anything over normal baseline. So while this is cheap, it's not special or cheaper, and it's a well known model that under normal circumstances you would never do without local RAID because it's been analyzed heavily for decades and it just doesn't provide a logical protection versus simpler, cheaper approaches.

@wrx7m said in Creating Scheduled Task with Powershell - Using specific user account:

@obsolesce said in Creating Scheduled Task with Powershell - Using specific user account:

I know this post is old, but I've found doing scheduled tasks with SaltStack is insanely simple and very effective lately... so much more than using MS Group Policy.

https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/modules/all/salt.modules.win_task.html

I really want to get back into learning saltstack again.

Here's an example of a task that goes to all minions it's supposed to go to... and it "just works". No AD required.
Also, using SaltStack to sync that .ps1 it runs from GitLab:

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@jaredbusch said in Zoho and Outlook with Activesync:

@dashrender said in Zoho and Outlook with Activesync:

Messages over 6 months old not syncing (or visible at all in Outlook, but are visible in Zoho webmail)

Assuming you are in cached mode, did you tell Outlook to download all mail? I believe by default on Exchange is sets to 12 months.

Yes, cached mode was/is enabled, and set to all mail.

@bigbear said in WordPress Hosting:

Are you still doing hostadillo @scottalanmiller ?

Yup, sure are!

@black3dynamite said in Anyone here have success accessing the Pi-Hole admin page from behind a reverse proxy?:

@travisdh1 said in Anyone here have success accessing the Pi-Hole admin page from behind a reverse proxy?:

@black3dynamite said in Anyone here have success accessing the Pi-Hole admin page from behind a reverse proxy?:

@travisdh1 said in Anyone here have success accessing the Pi-Hole admin page from behind a reverse proxy?:

@black3dynamite said in Anyone here have success accessing the Pi-Hole admin page from behind a reverse proxy?:

This might help.
https://www.c-rieger.de/pi-hole-behind-your-nginx-reverse-proxy/

https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/7n87y6/figured_out_how_to_use_pihole_in_a_nginx_reverse/

Rolling back to this. The web page is being displayed now, after following these instructions.

Now it's not displaying any statistics. I saw that the log files were in /var/log instead of /var/log/pihole (which was empty.) I wonder if something has been messed up in the install script at this point.

What OS are you using for Pi-Hole? I'm using Debian. If you are using Fedora and have SELinux set to enforcing then that can be causing the problem. See what happens when setting it to permissive.

It is Fedora 28, but I purposely disabled selinux on it for now when I started having these issues. Good guess tho.

You can try repairing Pi-Hole by using this command: pihole -r

Ran it, but it didn't make any difference. I really thing there is an issue with the log file locations, in that the web interface is probably looking in /var/log/pihole for the log files, but everything else is pointing to /var/log.

@gjacobse said in PowerShell: Public Folder Search / remove:

Is this what I am looking for?

Remove-PublicFolderClientPermission -Identity "\My Public Folder" -User Contoso\Chris

Looks correct to me.

Go figure...CentOS-7 UEFI vm on Windows Server 2019 "Preview" w Hyper-V installs no problem!!!

Still in favor of tshirts, however.

@justin867 said in How to force internet via LAN even connected to WIFI:

Thanks Guys, it looks like it's not possible yet as adapter priority will have some issues as well.

If you disable the adapter for the unwanted connection, it will work fine. Leaving both on will cause issues. What is it that you are trying to circumvent? WiFi or wired LAN?

@obsolesce said in Backup Windows with UrBackup:

I like the way MBS (as how Microsoft defines as "Modern Backup Solutions") work. Most do CBT very well, like Veeam, SC-DPM, and other modern solutions.

I literally refer to these as legacy backups, lol.

Dell Unofficial Windows reinstallation guide
http://dellwindowsreinstallationguide.com/windows-oem-faqs-and-downloads/

@dbeato said in Error: The flush and hold writes operation on volume timed out while waiting for a release writes command.:

This might be Crashplan not supporting SQL Open files as you can see here:
https://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/4/Backup/Back_up_open_files_and_databases

Yes, we looked around to find some that weren't where they were supposed to be and might have been open. Hoping that that might end up being all that the issue was.

Make sure the device has the Sonicwall as the default gateway, otherwise it will not work properly.

I had two posts last year on this for SBS alone and basically it was down to DHCP or File Replication.
https://goo.gl/T5DkfL
https://goo.gl/wcFbq1

@brrabill said in XenServer Not Booting:

@dustinb3403 said in XenServer Not Booting:

The culprit is likely that you'd didn't point your logs to a different directory, and those logs being written destroyed the USB.

No logs written to USB.

We spent forever going over all that, remember?

I don't remember, but in any case XS reading/writing to the USB killed your boot device

@jaredbusch I did the Net Install and minimal for the Fedora install and then added the virtualization packages.

A bit outside your specific question; however on my Exchange servers I just disabled the MSExchange ActiveDirectory Topology Service; doing that prevented the rest of the Exchange services from loading and KB40720650 loaded without issue

And easy enough to resolve once I look.

@EddieJennings you should have reminded me to look more earlier..

/etc/sudoers has it commented out.

## Allows people in group wheel to run all commands # %wheel ALL=(ALL) ALL ## Same thing without a password # %wheel ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL