@Breffni-Potter said in The SHA1 hash function is now completely unsafe:

If you burn 110K in cash.
And have a team of cyber security experts.

Today, yes. But in six months it'll be a script and $30K in compute power. In two years it'll be $500 of AWS time.

mist looks pretty neat. Will have to check it out as well.

@aaronstuder Man, you guys working on/with Xen Orchestra are just nailing all the things that were missing out of the box with XenServer.

@Dashrender said in Boomerang Outlook:

@Minion-Queen said in Boomerang Outlook:

I did have to install it in OWA though. but a restart of Outlook brought it right up.

Does it work on your non O365 accounts though?

It does not work for a gmail account. The option to even see boomerang in the ribbon bar is not there.

You will often hear or see the term RDBMS or Relational Database Management System. This term refers to a subset of DBMS, not an alternative, and is specific to those DBMS that handle relational database formats. The term SQL is often incorrectly applied to these, but SQL is a language and relational databases are a mathematical model. While the two have a relationship (no pun intended) they are different things completely and are not directly tied together. Today, what is and is not an RDBMS is increasingly unclear as nearly all DBMS have some relational element and even the most traditional RDBMS stalwarts have begun to add non-relational engines or options.

@momurda said in Under the sea with SMB:

@RojoLoco Oh the horrors, it was made into a movie.

Wasn't the kid from breaking bad in it?

If you have Salt hosted, there are no ports on your end at all.

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sudo crontab -e

#> /tmp/certbot.log specifies log location. It should be cleared each time it runs
* 1 * * 1 /usr/bin/certbot --quiet > /tmp/certbot.log

Most recent thing like that that I have used is muCommander on Mac OSX.

@Dashrender said in Remix OS Singularity:

@JaredBusch said in Remix OS Singularity:

@Dashrender said in Remix OS Singularity:

And I completely agree with this. You want more than the laptop we gave you while at home, that's on you, the end user.

This applies to the hypothetical phone situation in this thread too.

You as a business owner would fully expect an employee to do all of your daily tasks from a phone interface if they are unwilling to provide their own KVM while at home? damn you're a horrible boss. 🙂

That is not what I said either.

Also this is what I've done, but modified the latter half of the page to keep everything in place.

@scottalanmiller OK, good to know.

@Breffni-Potter
there were 34 participants (not all from this site--I think it was close to half from this site)
no location data as the survey was anonymous

@zowee said in Nextcloud AMA!!:

Going away from the open core was the right step. Still, Nextcloud (.com) is owned by the Nextcloud GmbH, will there ever be non-profit organization or a foundation that holds all the trademarks and domains.

Good question and the answer is 'yes'. Frankly we wanted to do this much earlier but it is a fair amount of work and we are still very busy building up the project. The plan is to create a foundation that would own the trademark and, under certain circumstances (like a take-over of the business) have the right to take it away from the company. The board of the foundation would consist of a majority of non-company-affiliated people, and the community should vote on who's on there.

Open questions are what else the foundation should do. Accept and handle donations? Do the conference? Even some development? Or nothing other than the trademark protection? These things have their pro's and cons so we have to have a wider discussion still. Perhaps at the upcoming Nextcloud conference, I'm not sure yet. We will have a solution in 2017, though, I am quite certain of that.

@PenguinWrangler said in Simple NethServer 7 ISO Installation:

Has anyone ever used SME Sever? http://wiki.contribs.org? Looks similar to NethServer, not as up to date of an interface it appears but I have used it at locations and it works well. It is based on CentOS.

Actually, NethServer is based off SME Server:
http://www.nethserver.org/nethserver_smeserver/
https://forums.contribs.org/index.php?topic=49865.0

That's the reason for the similarity.

Nvm, answered my own question here.

@JaredBusch said in Mental Process - Migrating from Wasp Mobile Asset to Snipe IT:

The hard part of anything like this is the manual labor to organize shit.

If it was my call, I would spin up a clean new system and using a report form the old system only import the valid assets.

Manually do the f***ed up assets the right way. and then set a migration date.

Kill change access to the old system and use it only for reporting purposes.

Yeah, that does make the most sense. And the manual labor is the worst part. It always is.