One team at the client that I needed to do something for immediately was already using ClickUp.

So the principal there decided to expand that use.

Suggestions were helpful.

@pete-s said in Strangest Airprint issue has me stumped:

@jaredbusch said in Strangest Airprint issue has me stumped:

@frodooftheshire said in Strangest Airprint issue has me stumped:

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This is a close to $1000 printer. How old is it though? Printers can work for years, but after a couple, they are typically more expensive to repair than replace once depreciation and your labor time is added in.

Looks like it was introduced late 2015 or so. But it could have a 5 year warranty, in which case it might still be in warranty.

HP don’t have a warranty past 1 year unless you pay for a care pack. It will be known if there is a warranty or not.

@pmoncho said in Taking suggestions about x86 Access replacement:

@scottalanmiller said in Taking suggestions about x86 Access replacement:

@pete-s said in Taking suggestions about x86 Access replacement:

@scottalanmiller said in Taking suggestions about x86 Access replacement:
. And if you swing a dead cat, you whack at least three PHP developers.

I have to remember that phrase. Gruesome but funny.

Thanks for the info and views of PHP. It is nice to hear some positives about PHP as I mostly read about the security issues surrounding the multiple versions of PHP.

Like everything, PHP has had some security issues.
But most likely most of what you are reading comes down to stupid people not patching or stupid “developers” do copy pasta of code thy was poorly done in the first place.

@jaredbusch said in Bring order into IT environment in chaos:

@scottalanmiller said in Bring order into IT environment in chaos:

@pete-s said in Bring order into IT environment in chaos:

@eddiejennings said in Bring order into IT environment in chaos:

I've used DokuWiki in the past for documentation.

Yes, me too. But for this customer I will suggest they get something that is cloud based. And a little more specifically made for the purpose.

I can't find a good cloud based wiki. Either they suck or they are crazy expensive.

That has been my experience also

Confluence is quite good. Free for under 10 users, too.

@laksh1999 You can just export the list from Exchange.
https://www.codetwo.com/kb/export-exchange-mailboxes-list/

@notverypunny said in FIM, FAAM, details & False Positives:

The only commercial product that I've seen that discusses or seems to leverage this is Rapid7's InsightIDR.

Keep in mind that Greylog is a commercial product and is not open source. It used to be open source, now it is not. They claim to be, but they don't qualify.

@syko24 said in FreePBX and Uverse:

Might be something with the ISO image hosted on Vultr.

Definitely not. That's like saying it might be related to the hamburger you had at lunch. There's absolutely no connection.

It's because rebooting the server caused all of the connections to drop and the bad router to partially start over. So it's a problem that's going to come back, you just bought yourself more time.

Fundamentally, your system isn't built for reliable Internet traffic. AT&T is garbage stuff and this is just part of the penalty for being stuck in one of their regions. We have the same problem here in the third world. Vendors don't understand the basics and things like bridge mode can be hard.

@pete-s

It was more, when you would open a shared calendar it might take 5 mins for the whole thing to download… in the meantime you have no idea if there is an appt at a given time.
When I’m online mode there was zero delay

@jaredbusch said in How to best utilize Microsoft 365 File Sharing?:

OD has settings that you can enable to only sync things on demand. They may even be default anymore, been a year+ since I dealt with it.

I believe it is now. It wasn't in my local folder until I manually Sync'd it. Pretty cool feature. Nothing syncs until you tell it to.

@fredtx
Good to hear 🙂

@stuartjordan said in Handy Linux Utilities:

Why we must warn people not to use non encrypted traffic:
Do Not Use Telnet,Ftp or standard http

Here we will do an arp poison man in the middle attack to see another devices traffic on the same network. when we just had hubs this was easier now we have switches we have to use this method:

apt install wireshark (Graphical) apt install nmap apt install etttercap-text-only (there is a graphical version, this is cli only) sudo nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24 descover hosts IP and mac addresses / pick a host. sudo ettercap -T(txt only) -S(no ssl) -i(interface) wlan0 -M(man in the middle attack) arp:remote /192.168.1.1(router)// //192.168.1.8//(person to attack) sudo wireshark then apply filter ip.addr = 192.168.1.8 obviously cannot see inside encrypted ssl traffic. but we can see plain text packets by applying filter ip.addr == 192.168.1.8 && http save in wireshark as pcap file visit website a-packets.com - generates a report for free. to see telnet as it's clear text use filter = wireshark filter ip.addr = = 192.168.1.8 && telnet

I had a student do this to the student network at my last job. Everybody would complain about slow network in one building but by the time I could go check it, it was fine again. I figured out what he was doing and some switches have stuff built in to combat this (you just have to turn it on).

@jaredbusch said in Windows 10 on 2006 iMac:

This thing is not worth the effort being placed into it.

I agree! It was not even worth the effort to even look it up.

@marcinozga said in Resize Linux VM Ext4 File System Proxmox:

I see few issues above.

LVM is not a filesystem. You don't need to shutdown VM to extend its disk size. You don't need to boot from any installer CD to resize partitions, you can do it from within live system with fdisk, although if you have some unusual partition layout you're probably better off doing it offline. You can also extend filesystem on a live system, no need for shutdown.

correct, didn't think properly when I wrote that. Logical volumes can be put into logical groups that could contain pools of hdd's that can be sees as one, can also move space around easier and have snapshots. I had errors when trying to write the new partition layout hence why I used a live CD. Probably could of looked into it more but didn't want to spend forever on it or mess up any partition data.

@skyetel said in Business number texting services:

Here's a preview:
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It's still in development, but we're really excited about it.

Need help testing?

@marcinozga said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

@dashrender said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

@marcinozga said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

@dashrender said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

@marcinozga said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

@irj said in Chia Mining and HD Shortages:

One of my buddies who just bought NVME drives for this purpose, has only been using them for a week and is at 72% life left.

Consumer or enterprise drive? It could simply be bad unit. Although I do hope mining wears the drives that fast. Hardware manufacturer should put a clause in warranty, that mining voids it. What happened with GPU market is just insane, ordinary people get screwed over. Crypto needs heavy regulation or just outright ban.

man, someone doesn't like Crypto.

And what's to like? Mining wastes crazy amounts of energy for some useless calculations. In the end you have what exactly? Some string of characters. But cyber junkies need their fix too I guess.

We'll definitely have to disagree here. Am I happy about the shear amount of power being used to mine BTC? no, I'm not... but currency that's not controlled by the rich and powerful or the government, one that can't be devalued just by them turning the printing presses on? HELL YEAH I'm all for that.

Currency that can be devalued with a few tweets is better?

I love that there are idiots that listen to tweets whether it's buy or sell. When everyones buying I'm selling and vice versa. If you would have bought yesterday you'd be up big time today.

IE was to slow and not was not compiled well IMHO. MS is taking their sweet time killing it off.

@pete-s ah ok, I don't remember it happening as much though.

try the steps listed here:

https://coderwall.com/p/b982hw/linux-remote-desktop-multiple-monitor-support

What is the brand/model of your PBX? What type of service are you using (POTS/T1/E1/SIP)?

Good to know we got a slew of requests for a self-audit back in October, same phone number, all hit our spam filters so we ignored.