@wrx7m said in SSO via LDAP:

I am looking at doing this with another SSO provider; Okta is on the shortlist.

We've been using Okta and its been great.

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I think that the official release is tomorrow.

This week at the latest I'm sure.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/opendynamo/
The last update was in 2012.

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Watching Now:

@black3dynamite said in What Are You Watching Now:

Ash vs Evil Dead Season 3 on Netflix

Is that half so good as the original movie? Probably worth me watching if it is.

Always a fan of evil dead. So I was pissed off that I needed to have starz to watch the series. But as soon as it made it on Netflix I quickly add it my list.

@wrx7m I'm not sure. If all else fail, they do have chat room to let them know.
https://gitter.im/snipe/snipe-it

Season 4 of Lucifer is available on Netflix.

@gjacobse said in Client Wants To Transition From Windows To Linux:

@nashbrydges said in Client Wants To Transition From Windows To Linux:

Thanks for all the feedback. I'll be creating a few VMs for the staff to "play" with to see what flavor of Linux they like best. These suggestions will be very useful.

Fedora seems to be a really good one to select... I know of several that are using Fedora 28 as a full replacement - myself included.

Providing the users with different Desktop Environments would help too.

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Nothing so fancy for me today. Just a hamburger & fries.

Frozen burrito from the Gas station and bag of chips here... That looks good though.

Discussing AlohaPOS at MangoCon.

OH fun!
what'cha discussing exactly?

Comparing POS systems used in the area.

*chants to self*: POS = Point of Sales.... POS = Point of Sales...

Every time someone post something about POS I keep thinking of something else.

During the install of FOG, you can set it up as a DHCP server.
I use to run FOG on a laptop and connected the fog laptop and machines that needed to be imaged to a gigabit switch.

RHEL 8

@irj said in Convert a list of DNS names to IPs:

@black3dynamite said in Convert a list of DNS names to IPs:

Convert Internet Domains to IP
http://domaintoipconverter.com/

Resolve IP Addresses from List of Host Names
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/Resolve-IP-Addresses-from-df4cbbe5

On Linux systems, use a commands like dig
dig +short -4 -f dns.txt
-f = read a list of dns names in a text file
-4 = show the ip address in IPv4

cool thanks

Here's a better one for dig
dig +noall +answer -f dns.txt
+noall = will not show any information provided by dig
+anwser = will only show the answer section dns name and IP.

I love PRINTERS....when I’m the only one using them.

@stacksofplates said in Convert a list of DNS names to IPs:

It's pretty simple with Bash and a list of names on each line. Just do

while read dnsname; do
  nslookup $dnsname
done < dnsnames.txt

That's awesome. It even works with .local domain networks too.

@brandon220 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Just installed F30 from the net install image. It actually used the entire disk for the root partition on its own. That is a first...

What I noticed when I install Fedora 30, it will use 70 GB for / if available.

Adding | grep ^Name -A1; echo at the end will only output the dns name and address.

while read dnsname; do
  nslookup $dnsname
done < dnsnames.txt | grep ^Name -A1; echo

Robert Pattinson is officially the next Batman
https://nypost.com/2019/05/31/robert-pattinson-is-officially-the-next-batman/

@brrabill said in Help with my first Hyper-V setup:

@jaredbusch said in Help with my first Hyper-V setup:

@lj said in Help with my first Hyper-V setup:

@obsolesce The Win10 is and the HyperV host is not.

Why not? This does nothing but over complicate your set. You already have an AD environment. why are you not leveraging it?

Is there ever an issue when the AD server is on the Hyper-V host?

I've never had an issue ... just wondering. Mainly the other day because I was having an issue logging in until (I think) the AD server came back up on the host.

Does a Hyper-V server let you log in if something is wrong with the AD server it is hosting? (Obviously this would only be applicable in a one AD server environment. Or is both AD servers were on the same Hyper-V host.)

Cache Credentials makes its possible to login when AD is not available. And you can always login locally.

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There's also a Skype flatpak and Snap app too.

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