@thecreativeone91 said:

@JaredBusch It's in the Repo's https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/jaile/sogo/

Fedora repos are neither the RHEL repos, not the EPEL repos nor SOGO's repos. Until it is all the way to in the OS or supported by the makers, it's not supported yet. Tons of things are RPM'd by third parties for things. But none that I would use in production.

I love screenconnect, used it for 3-4 years for simple remote support at my last company that offered "remote support" to the public.

Have now implemented it here now instead of Teamviewer.

So, @JaredBusch... what did you end up doing?

@ryanov said:

Part of this is not correct. RHEL releases as often as not do not directly correspond to a specific Fedora release. I stumbled upon this myself when I tried to use Fedora packages in RHEL for some things (using packages for the same release of Fedora that the RHEL release was based on). Neither RHEL6 nor 7 was based on a single Fedora release:

https://access.redhat.com/articles/3078

True, they are starting to base it less closely now that Fedora has some additional testing that RHEL doesn't want to role in. SystemD is part of what caused this to change in RHEL 6. It's basically the same, still. Even if they based off of Fedora initially, it eventually skews as Fedora stops getting updates many, many years before RHEL does.

You really only choose something else if you want to scale more. The built in one is pretty limited. It's the same as using SQLite, basically. MySQL is what people use when they want something more robust.

Thanks alot! I tried this about 4 times over the past quarter and struggled. I'll give it a go again in January.

@g.jacobse said:

I don't have centOS running, and we don't have an internal Exchange - but I am curious to see if this will link into Office 365.

To set this up with Office 365, you have two choices.

Configure Postfix to send as an authenticated user. And then give that user send as rights to all accounts that will use the mail relay.

White list the public IP address that your mail relay is on in your office 365 to allow unauthenticated email to be sent through it.

All Interns are off for the weekend, well mostly cause the hands on intern is gone for the weekend. Being tech support for friends.

Yup, pretty normal. Postgres is the database. Hashing never stops, baby.

Unitrends is constantly preparing itself for need to do an autosynth, and is working on the dedup and inline hashing and everything else all the time. It's pretty normal for postsgres to be pegged.

So true. Elastix is now only on two gen old CentOS. Argh.

Hard to really be easier than the SysV system. All that was was running through a list of commands alphabetically. About as basic as it gets.

There we go, all set. Hopefully that will help some people get started with Chef since it is basically really simple but lacking a few specific things that you "just have to know" because Opscode does not document them (a gap in the Chef 12 documents) it is very hard for no reason.

@Josh said:

@josh owes all of you beers for not supporting CentOS 7 yet...

Lol

Well http://daerma.com is working perfectly, but http://JaredBusch.com is not updating the permalinks correctly. I will just nuke that one and redo it later and see if the problem goes away. I only have 3 posts on it.

Thanks! This will be helpful.

Once we built it, we started using it and you get into the habit and it just gets easier and easier.

I think overall the RH buyout of CentOS is positive.