Nice! I'll check it out!

Now my next question:
How do I point a subdomain to a hostname attached to as specific port as something other than a web redirect?

Basically I want plex.thanksaj.com to go to ip.of.plex.server:32400/web. That or do something with an Apache virtual host for that and figure out how to get Plex to run on Port 80.

Just had a DOH moment...

I changed the IP of thanksaj.com but not www.thanksaj.com, which with the C@C server having issues, that would do it.

Had to reboot a couple times. It finally seems to be coming up again.

@IRJ said:

@Dashrender said:

@IRJ said:

I contacted Samsung and they feel that its the cable or the charger. I dont feel that it is since I get same results with other chargers and cables, but they are telling me to bring my phone in to my local wireless store.

huh? they aren't just going to send you a replacement?

I was told they dont send out replacement chargers or cables. They only service phones.

Wow, that would be like Dell telling me that they won't replace my power cord while I still have a valid warranty. Even the batteries are normally covered for the first year by the warranties.

Sounds like another reason to bail on Samsung.

I have 2X for remote access. It will be improved performance wise when I put it on some new hardware. It seems a tad sluggish on older stuff

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

Unrelated question but how do you indent all your code lines four spaces manually or how do you do it automatically?

If it is one line, like that one there, I just hit the space bar four times. When it is a large code block, I copy into Notepad++, Ctrl-A, Tab, and copy into here.
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I figured you must

@Dashrender said:

If it doesn't also include your ability to delete/remove that data fully from that vendors site, why is this useful to an end user?

It's very useful, to know what is being collected. I think that people would be flabbergasted to find out what data is being harvested about them by some large sites. In many cases, things that are explicitly forbidden by privacy statements.

I found a solution to this issue the server was without RAID and there is only one hard disk found installed with the server OS and other without Server OS which is to be installed with the server.Since this is my first server issue I found the server without RAID.

@JaredBusch
Yeah, when you name your server OS's with the same words - but in a different order, it makes searching quite difficult. SEO nightmare.

@thecreativeone91 said:

I saw this on SW and everyone was freaking out saying they would never use SSD based SANs because of this report.. People's Logic makes no sense.

Yup, the average SMB IT person has a serious issue understanding stats and how to apply information to the real world.

If you don't have a raceway 🙂

@thecreativeone91 said:

Good luck with that many would already have if they could. I have money invested in the BigDogs no way they'd be refunding those.

I am not worried about it. They have 24 hours to refund me, or I will do a chargeback.

@scottalanmiller said:

We have the vSphere 6 update on the schedule, just need to get it GA and get time to do it. Looking forward to moving to it.

Your not waiting for your backup vendor?

@scottalanmiller said:

No amount of IT experience prepares you to be a developer. It's a different job, a different range of skills.

True that. You'll also run into many developers who can't do simple things like install software or configure IP settings on their computer, etc. Two very different fields.

Thanks @coliver. Not the answer I was looking for, however not surprising.

Very well.. Not a deal ending issue.

Well, there are lots of words and punctuation was used.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

Where did you get this image? Is it a modified one or something?

I think it's his...

I mean the CentOS image.

Ah ok. Yeah, I'm wondering who was already screwing with it....

Perhaps you waited too long and it has expired. 😯