When we've seen this issue it's usually been saved credentials in Windows credential manager. For some reason they can authenticate but then Outlook randomly tries the credentials in credential manager. If the credentials are old you will get a login prompt. That's always the first thing I check.

Here's the current suggestion from Seagull Support in addition to sending Bartender message logs, Bartender print job logs, and system / application logs on the server:

I would like to try making a change to Commander, I would like to change when Bartender restarts the process. Please follow the steps below
1: Open Commander and stop detection
2: Click on Detection Command Handler Setup
3: On the General tab in the Restart Process dropdown select "Every Command"
4: Start detection.

Pidgin is probably your choice then.

@johnhooks said:

@RojoLoco said:

@johnhooks said:

How to find music on google:

intitle:"index.of" (mp3) "string to search for"

mp3???? Ewwwwww............... search for music in a better sounding format, please.

The chances of finding other types are slimmer. I haven't had much like finding other file types.

DEATH BEFORE mp3!!!!! No musician alive would be caught dead searching for mp3 specifically.... I need to flush my brain out with some freakin analog, vinyl, warm, good sounding recordings now..... shudder

I is

So actually that is a great example - no one at the bank was allowed to work other jobs (unless the bank approved them which they would never do since everyone was paid to be on call and so clearly another job could never happen) but as I was hourly, they had no means of complaining.

@Dashrender said:

Sure, you can manually build your image in a VM, but how much time are you spending on that? MDT can do the whole thing for you.

Frankly for SMB it's probably not worth worrying about MDT, but larger shops, perhaps it is.

The initial image creation took a few hours investment sure. But otherwise it's just a matter of updating the VM with System and Security patches and software updates.

Which has to be done either way.

So "maintaining the VM" isn't much overhead.

@Lakshmana said:

Yeah.I have moved the folder from E to F drive by creating new folder in the F drive now

But E is the empty drive. That's not what you were supposed to be testing. Try copying the files again, not the empty folder.

@DustinB3403 said:

@johnhooks Probably considering how few drives those might actually go through....

You'd be better of purchasing a bearing press, and high powered magnets.

They're solid steel. They'll go through. The plastic never holds up like in the picture, the petals come off.

Drupal, like the others uses php and MySQL for data. But you can do some really cool stuff since it's database driven. There's a module called Views which allows you to create really complex SQL queries, and it's gui driven. You can write the SQL if you want, but you don't have to. You can create full database applications with relations to retrieve data and display it pretty much however you want.

Here's what Views looks like:

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Here's the query created from that:

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Another cool thing views can do is change output of specific items. So for this view, it takes an input of a fontawesome name (just the specific name like "news" or "flash") and rewrites it with the HTML around it. So when you fill in the form to create the content all you type in is "pencil" and a size number and it outputs it as <i class="fa fa-pencil fa-<size_number>x"></i> which is this:

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Could not resist....

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@JaredBusch said:

Of course once an attacker is in your system, they will have access to all your stuff.

Indeed. The moral of this story is simply that all bets are off if your systems are compromised.

@DenisKelley said:

@KOOLER said:

@DenisKelley said:

** I'll be at VeeamOn next week** and one of the things I need to wrap my head around is how Veeam processes synthetic fulls when pushing to the "cloud." I run my setup with Reverse Increments and drop to tape, but now that my Internet bandwidth is speeding up, I'm thinking of switching to Forward Increments and using the synthetic fulls.

Check you PM. I'll be there. You're welcomed to shake hands and share some drinks 🙂

Dang, sorry Kooler. I didn't have alerts go to email and completely missed this. I was wondering if you were going to make and am sorry we didn't get a chance to meet.

Well I had bad flu so don't remember alf of what I did in Vegas 🙂 Now on MVP Summit so... Hope we\ll make it other year 🙂

i cannot boot into safe mode or do nothing, even the restore points that was created before are all corrupted, i ended up formatting this piece of shit,

thank you guys

@IT-ADMIN said:

so you didn't complete the transition to FreePBX, you restored your Mitel VOIP system because you found FreePBX limited and not meeting your need ?
i'm sorry to ask you this question because i didn't well understand your story because my english is not that good so i was confused, did what i understand is correct ??

I left my existing Mitel system in place, and expanded it with more Mitel equipment for my new location.

My plan to just adding more phones to the new location and not installing a new PBX was not the way we installed because the pricing savings of installing a new PBX and bridging it into the old system was less expensive.

Ah I think that I knew that. Although I don't feel like I've seen his alter ego much either.

@NetworkNerd said:

This was something @FiyaFly and I worked on together, and I believe he was the one who fully resolved it by changing the baud rate settings on the physical fax machine. But I can say for a fact that this setup worked and is still working today at the site in question.

good job 🙂

Have you tried restarting the Windows Search service?

@Jason said:

We have a couple of sharepoint sites, It really doesn't get a ton of use though.

I feel that we get far less use when it looks nice because it is then harder to use. It's the easier, uglier tools that seem to get the love the most.