@scottalanmiller Good day, I Dudley, found this cool project called SodiumSuite if it ever get's off the ground it's going to be Hugely Bigly. Look forward to helping. System Admin with 25 years experience. 15 on RMM scripts and testing. Kaseya, Labtech, Level Platforms used them all. Usually help devs with errors. Have done formal system testing as well. So if you need a tester. I'm here for you.
Dudley
Mostly there, except when I'm not.
Great job so far guys. The only thing I need before I can run this in production is to run powershell remotely. I recommend going with chocolatey...cmd:> choco upgrade googlechrome for example. That's a chocolatey cmd that will install or upgrade chrome (most enduser common apps are already packaged and maintained) this will take you pretty far for many packages and platforms. Once we can run powershell or administrative commandline (from admin command you can run powershell scripts as well) and bash scripts for linux. You will be production ready for me.
Happy to beta test for you. System Engineer 25 years experience. Cheers Dudley
Two ways to do this quick and dirty with Toggl browser extension. Thenwith bidirectional ticket updates using the rest api. Unless you need the team and project management billing features it's free.
Cheers,
Dudley
@scottalanmiller Good day, I Dudley, found this cool project called SodiumSuite if it ever get's off the ground it's going to be Hugely Bigly. Look forward to helping. System Admin with 25 years experience. 15 on RMM scripts and testing. Kaseya, Labtech, Level Platforms used them all. Usually help devs with errors. Have done formal system testing as well. So if you need a tester. I'm here for you.
Dudley
Mostly there, except when I'm not.
Two ways to do this quick and dirty with Toggl browser extension. Thenwith bidirectional ticket updates using the rest api. Unless you need the team and project management billing features it's free.
Cheers,
Dudley
Great job so far guys. The only thing I need before I can run this in production is to run powershell remotely. I recommend going with chocolatey...cmd:> choco upgrade googlechrome for example. That's a chocolatey cmd that will install or upgrade chrome (most enduser common apps are already packaged and maintained) this will take you pretty far for many packages and platforms. Once we can run powershell or administrative commandline (from admin command you can run powershell scripts as well) and bash scripts for linux. You will be production ready for me.
Happy to beta test for you. System Engineer 25 years experience. Cheers Dudley