@rojoloco said in KnowBe4 E-mail Exposure Check:

They POUNCE on anyone using their free services.

And they pounce quickly (probably within a couple of hours of you using one of their free tools). Even when I used the EEC tool mentioned here, I received a follow up from our Customer Success Manager within an hour.

Like this...

watch "echo Old Size Was: 38M; du -shx /tmp"

Nicely done @dbeato

In this case, I may have resolved the issue. I created a new folder in the \server\share\path and Windows File Explorer showed it created fine. But, there was one folder that didn't show.

I renamed it and it appeared in the list, renamed it back, and it was still there. So - Could have been a folder UID issue? or something. But AORN - it's resolved.

@fuznutz04 said in MySQL configuration best practices:

@emad-r

What is your practice for log rotation? For example, the error log. If that grows (obviously indicating other issues) , and needs to be rotated, what procedure do you use to rotate logs?

Currently the third party vendor uses this:

expire_logs_days = 10
max_binlog_size = 100M

In our MySQL instance.

@danp said in SFTP Server:

Doesn't NextCloud support SFTP? Would that work for you?

No it uses WebDav protocol, but you can login to the linux machine that is hosting it via SSH

@jmoore said in Korora 26 is Here!:

oh and our clan was called STD just for that stupid joke that people thought was funny.

Gaming can be so infectious.

@bigbear said in Accessing the FreePBX UCP:

If the admin and UCP portals had the responsive firewall logging failed web logins it could provide the same level of security as remote/roaming IP phones.

Yeah I suppose. I guess they take a different tack - you'd only want access if you have a phone there with you to control.

But I can see the point of why you might want access while not having an extension where you are. But this obtainable via DynDNS.

@dustinb3403 I didn't get it, sorry 🙂 I am so oblivious...

Additionally, I'm looking at the firewall settings

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Is this expected? I get the list of my trusted items, it shows an empty list for other, but local, internet, and rejected all provide zero feedback.

I have the Let's Encrypt sites added to local on the same page as I have my trusted sites added, yet they don't show up as seen above.

Thoughts?

This makes me think that I have somehow disabled the local zone

It is a very common issue

@tim_g hyperoo works well as an agent solution. Well I've not tested it but if you dig a bit in specs it is not an hypervisor level backup. So you can use veeam agent free.

I was able to get this to install on Kubuntu by simply adding the repo and following the steps provided.

Viscosity is a nice OpenVPN client

@francesco-provino said in how to manage two vCenter cluster setup in single vCenter web client console?:

a replicated vCenter or a clustered one

ok friend

@ambarishrh said in What is everyone using for basic ticket management these days?:

Long story! for now, the only option I have is to set up something on-premise. Eventually, i will be able to move it. Can spiceworks be used only has helpdesk and disable inventory part? Haven't used Spiceworks in a long time

Can't "disable" the inventory. You just "don't use it."

No, you should never need to do that because it should always be an outbound registration to keep the trunk up.

@krisleslie said in Hitting the limits of the Ubiquiti EdgeRouter:

@jaredbusch My apologies, I meant QoS!

Well then, yes, better QoS performance because better processors.

@gjacobse said in Firefox Add-ons v55 and future:

It seems that a number of common Add-ons or Extensions for Firefox have become 'Legacy' since the release of v55.

With this - what is everyone using for

Ad-blocks Bookmark Backup other useful tools

NoScript uBlock LastPass (Can't see anything in Show Matching Sites) Magic Actions for YouTube (Seems to not work well with the new YouTube)

@jaredbusch said in Phyiscal Access Control Systems - Recommendations?:

I would highly recommend a system that uses proximity cards because anything else is just a pain in the ass for users.

If some current system (recall I am 15 years out of touch on this) supports modern NFC standards, you may be able to have a phone app to allow entry. I assume this exists, but I have no idea.

I did see some systems from HID that had mobile device access -
https://www.hidglobal.com/solutions/hid-mobile-access

@scottalanmiller said in FIPS 140-2 compliance and Ubiquiti VPN:

OpenVPN is FIPS compliant.

It's a cryptographic module that can be inside solutions so the term would be "FIPS 140-2 Inside" technically (As the implementation hasn't been validated).