@scottalanmiller said in Bookstack Backup to S3: @wrx7m said in Bookstack Backup to S3: @dbeato said in Bookstack Backup to S3: @wrx7m said in Bookstack Backup to S3: @dbeato Are you running bookstack in AWS? Not at the moment. I am just backing up to S3. Look at Wasabi for S3 compatible object storage. Significantly cheaper. Yup, can't think of any reason to use S3 unless you are hosted on AWS and aren't using it for backup but for production storage. And even then, not the majority of the time. S3 is too expensive and doesn't really offer anything except locality that is of any specific value. B2 and Wasabi beat it a lot. Sorry, I posted this as S3 but I should change it to Wasabi. It is the same Idea for both.

@IRJ I come mentally prepared with my powerful Crane!

Here's some additional information, specifically using rclone into b2.

@wrx7m said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script: @dafyre said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script: @wrx7m said in PowerShell - Off-boarding Script: @dafyre I think I found where you got it - https://www.powershelladmin.com/wiki/Powershell_prompt_for_password_convert_securestring_to_plain_text Anyway, I am not sure where, in my script, I should place that function. You'd put the actual function at the top of your script, and then just $myPassword=convertFrom-SecureToPlain -securepassword $MySecurePassword Wherever you need the password in plain text form. Thanks. It mostly works. The only problem is that it isn't actually using the password I specify at the top. It is somehow generating its own and then writing it at the end. I put in write-host "Plain Text Says: $plainText" and it shows the password that I typed in for the secure variable at the beginning, followed by the one that it generated. Plain Text Says: $#@%4#@177 Jof91348 Works fine for me here.... Check and make sure you don't have an extra write-host or anything somewhere.

@Pete-S It was on linux - ProFTPD

@dbeato cURL is really good for on the fly processing. WGET is more focused on getting the whole site down to disk.

@fateknollogee said in Unifi on Vultr: you 'has mad skillz?: I don't quite get your answer..does that mean it's too easy or it's not worth the effort? Basically yes, it is not worth the effort. You can setup apt to update automatically yourself quite trivially. The same for Let's Encrypt. Reskimming, I am not sure WTF he is doing with lighttpd I would need to look closer. But the scripting of the backup to a third party site is going to be totally custom to every install. This is way too complex to setup in a simple script. It works for him because everything is tied to the Google account.

@dafyre said in Fix OpenVAS when not starting Scans: You can also download & install using their ISO. They label it a "Virtual Appliance" for some reason. It's worked on everything I've thrown at it so far. https://www.greenbone.net/en/install_use_gce/ I don't prefer it due to being harder to troubleshoot... since it is an older OS version and such.

github updated. files renamed a bit. Still a work in progress, but things working much better.

@jaredbusch said in NextCloud Automated Installation: ok fixed and merge req 3 made to @scottalanmiller's repo. https://gitlab.com/scottalanmiller/nextcloud_fedora_installer/merge_requests/3 It is now merged.

Here are some instructions I found. http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-flash-drive-that-copys-users-files-si/

@gjacobse So basically you want to iterate through a list of computers the same script correct? So do you have a list of computers? What are other steps on your script? because what we can do is the following *$computers = import-csv -Path "c:\script\computers.csv" foreach ($oldname in $computers){ Rename-Computer -NewName $newname -DomainCredential domain\admin -Restart} This assumes you have a CSV file with a oldname and new name columns with computer names.

Inserted a new line of code at line 82 and 87 to read as follows: icacls \\<server>\d$\Users\$un\* /grant $un:F /inheritance:e /T This line grants the new employee full access to their network folder and subfolders and items.

Thanks @Mike-Davis That is just want was needed. added it to my other script and works great thus far.

https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/how-to-install-invoice-ninja-on-centos-7/

I guess I could do a wildcard at the beginning and end of whatever I'm searching for with killall but that freaks me out a little. I could accidentally do a lot of damage with that.

how many computers have the card readers? Instead of messing with the rest of the company's drive letters you could script something like: diskpart select vol g assign letter=b You have to put the diskpart commands in .txt file and then specify that as the script for diskpart to use, but you get the idea. Just move the local media card reader to a letter that's not used by the company and be done with it.

@Sparkum said in Zabbix Server Installation Scripts: @JaredBusch Ah gotcha, okay I was actually following those instructions, as well as ones from DO, as well as from everywhere and anywhere. Multiple times I got to different places, I was able to stand it up a few times, was even graphing itself once, but for the life of me could not get communication from my agents to the server, ports 10050 and 10051 showed open in uh...I think it was ufw? but I couldnt telnet into them, so not sure if it was my install or what was up. Here you go. https://mangolassi.it/topic/10373/install-zabbix-on-centos-7

I have always used the following for MSI http://www.suiviperf.com/zabbix/index.php

It seems odd that the calculator would be part of that system.

And here is a sample output: ./counter.sh five six four three two one seven twenty onehundred eleven ten do a deer a female deer and that is how the cookie crumbles and i am pretty sure that you will find that this is a really useful bash script no matter how many things that you want to pass into its parameter fields 1 letters: 4 2 letters: 6 3 letters: 12 4 letters: 17 5 letters: 2 6 letters: 11 8 letters: 1 9 letters: 1 10 letters: 1