Still unable to do it. Unsure if this is something to do with the Vultr image? I tried to use a URL to upload the iso to Vultr but it's kicking back errors. /sadfrownytime'

Edit: Bad mirror. Got it working! The ISO that is.

OK, did a comparison between the two hosts - host 2 is showing 0.0 MB in use on the local disk, but Host 1 is saying I'm using 206 MB. I have NO idea what it is, or how to remove it. It's not needed.

Edit - used the steps here by Thomas Bettray to remove the local SR since I don't care about what is on it.

http://discussions.citrix.com/topic/252332-delete-local-storage-repository/

I'm another MobaXterm user here... I've noticed one minor glitch with the SFTP browser. I can't drag and drop something to a new SSH session the first time I log on.

I have to log out and then log back in, and it works every time after that. I'm coming up on my renewal for Moba here soon. It's been great!

@JaredBusch said in Xen Orchestra has a Home:

@scottalanmiller said in Xen Orchestra has a Home:

Oh, the picture loaded after I posted.

This has been really common lately. Not sure if it is a side effect of Cloudflare or the last NodeBB update.

NodeBB I think. It loads the image when you scroll to or past the post that has it in it.

Nice find! I'm jumping back into a VDI project again. Thanks for the heads up!

Helvetica pre-dates Ariel by quite a bit.

@tonyshowoff Msgpack looks interesting. I've got an upcoming project where I need some very small footprint (low power 8 bit uC), some of the grid nodes probably even need to send data via SMS for example (160 bytes per message). Msgpack with MQTT... Need to do some reading 😉

@Jason said in I am heartless?:

@gjacobse said in I am heartless?:

@Jason said in I am heartless?:

@DustinB3403 said in I am heartless?:

Would you want to find the driver who hit and ran if your child was hit while walking down the road at night with their father?

Same thing.

A dog and a human are not the same thing. This is an animal.

@Jason said in I am heartless?:

@DustinB3403 said in I am heartless?:

Does it matter if it's a dog a cat or a snake? The pet was family, just like your child is family

Dude, not even the same at all. Don't try to compare animals to a child.

Not to split hairs here - but for some couples who are unable to have children (medically) a pet to you is a child to them. They have the same attachment and love for the animal as they would have for a child if they could have one.

It still not the same.

and it's still up to those parents to tend to their child/pet.

This is the bulk of what this boils down to for me. Be responsible. You don't want something you love destroyed/killed - then take care of it!

@DenisKelley Looking around, I found this github wiki article was updated in January.
https://github.com/owncloud/documentation/wiki/Uploading-files-up-to-16GB

That worked! Thanks guys

@jrc said in Bind Config issue or Help me from going crazy over here:

Hi everyone,

I am trying to add a new zone to my DNS server (Debian 6 running Bind). But it's just not working.

Basically in order for me to force safe search on my network I need to create a zone for www.google.com, then create a cname for www.google.com and point it to forcesafesearch.google.com. Simple enough, except it's not working and I have no idea why.

Here are my config files:

named.conf:

=================================================

include "/etc/bind/named.conf.options";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.local";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones";

=================================================

named.conf.local

=================================================

zone "www.google.com" {
type master;
file "/etc/bind/www.google.com.hosts";
};

=================================================

www.google.com.hosts

=================================================

$ttl 12h

www.google.com. IN SOA ns.www.google.com. ns.www.google.com. (
2016052601
1d
15m
2w
1h )

www.google.com. IN NS ns.www.google.com

ns.www.google.com. IN A 10.1.1.2

@ IN CNAME forcesafesearch.google.com.

=================================================

Yet here are the results of an NSLookup

BASH
Picard:~ <user>$ nslookup www.google.com 10.1.1.2

Server: 10.1.1.2
Address: 10.1.1.2#53

** server can't find www.google.com: NXDOMAIN

=================================================

Tearing my hair out over this. So any help would be greatly appreciated.

The line:

ns.www.google.com. IN A 10.1.1.2

should that be ns.www.google.com or just www.google.com?

@dafyre This did it, the old version of Procmon was perfect.

@DustinB3403 said in Linux: Aliases:

@johnhooks said in Linux: Aliases:

@DustinB3403 said in Linux: Aliases:

You know just because I hate having to type "clear" every time... every linux system I have is getting the "cls" alias!

You can just do ctrl+l

And have to remember yet another keyboard shortcut?!

ctrl + l (L) is pretty universal for clear screen in the POSIX-compliant world, it's really about learning standard short cuts, like ctrl + k is delete line, ctrl + c is SIGINT, hell the latter even works in MSDOS and PowerShell.

well you're starting off with the right name 🙂

So after building a new NFS/SMB vm (and deleting the old one) the new system seems fine.

Something must've got corrupted because of the smartctl errors.

you HAVE to suffer downtime to solve this problem.

You really need live support.

Please PM JB and get a contract in place...

Now just to re-plan the house wiring and setup. Clean the TV unit and prepare for the extra kit 🙂

@Carnival-Boy said in Chocolatey goes commercial:

Pricing seems reasonable to me, though I don't really understand the finer details of the difference between the free and paid versions.

Mostly it is support. Looks like a few enterprise features that an SMB won't care about, but support could matter to anyone.

@BBigford said in Remotely control a Mac:

There were two parts... I didn't realize that Microsoft was at fault here, not Apple, since Apple has VNC natively built in but Microsoft RDC can't connect to Unix-like/Linux workstations.

Well, pretty much all Linux desktops will do RDP servers. You don't normally because it's not that great of a protocol. But if you want it, it's one command line instruction away. I've used RDP to manage Linux desktops plenty of times. It's Mac alone that doesn't build it in, it's only that Linux doesn't turn it (or VNC) on by default because X has been there for three decades already.