Since I've gotten my NGINX RP setup and a few sites behind it, I've noticed that LastPass always wants to save credentials to sites as example.com instead of cloud.example.com or unms.example.com

It's quite the PITA... anybody experiencing this or know of a solution?

Love the concept but it seems very expensive for what it is.

@jaredbusch said in What's the best way to migrate to FreePBX 14?:

Thy tool migrates settings from an old install to a new one.
I used to try an Elastixs to FreePBX 13 conversions and it sucked.

I'm obviously super late to the conversation, but we did a migration from Elastix to FPBX14 and it definitely sucked.

But as @JaredBusch recommended, we now had the option to export/import. So exporting from the messy migrated 14 to a fresh install of FPBX14 was a breeze and it's been rock solid since.

If you see any weird issues arise you may want to consider importing everything into a fresh install.

Do you know who is getting these computers or are you just donating them? This seems like a LOT of work to just be donating some computers to be used by unknown people for unknown reasons...

@jaredbusch said in Twilio as a SIP provider:

I have not migrated any clients, because the savings verus the cost to swithc is jsut not worth it.
But I have recommended them to a number of people.

This^^ I have thought about changing a few times, but ultimately our $30/month bill with VoicePulse might shrink to $15 on Twilio? That puts it pretty low on my priority list.

If I were to setup a new service somewhere I'd likely go with Twilio.

@emad-r said in Coca-Cola to Launch First Alcoholic Product Ever:

I am waiting for Marlboro Marijuana

Marlboro will surely load it up with every toxic chemical known to mankind.

@scottalanmiller They should go ahead and remove all of your posts, including all 4,236 best answers, since they decided that you're no longer welcome.

I haven't been on there in about a year either. I was getting the featured post emails, and I'd occasionally look at one, until I completely unsubscribed last week.

@dustinb3403 said in Veeam Free Windows Server Backup Agent:

IE: 1TB and then the job stops?

I know Unitrends definitely had this at one point (maybe they still do), but I don't remember ever hearing of Veeam doing this.

@nashbrydges said in Installing Fedora 27 LAMP Stack plus WordPress and SSL:

I had to delete the saved session so it could import the new key that was generated.

Delete the session in putty? How did you do that?

@tim_g said in Installing Fedora 27 LAMP Stack plus WordPress and SSL:

Create a new secure SSH key:
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "root-webserv1-key"

Hit enter for default location and name.
Hit enter again to skip passphrase creation.
Now you should SSH to server to continue.

Does this step disable normal logins or change anything at all? After my first restart my root password isn't working.

To each their own... I'll opt for the free, never reauth, option for 3 minutes of setup.

@stacksofplates said in Dynamic DNS with CloudFlare:

ip=$(curl http://icanhazip.com)

While I was looking into the Cloudflare API a little further yesterday, I came across this. I don't know much about it, but here it is.

Consider replacing curl -s http://icanhazip.com with dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com. It works exactly the same.

Querying icanhazip.com or other similar sites requires a fairly expensive TCP connection, HTTP overhead, etc. This can be burdensome when queried regularly via cron jobs. A UDP-based DNS connection is considerably faster, lighter weight, and uses far less resources.

@nashbrydges I thought somebody already said this, but I cant find it. The only bad part about the CNAME method if you're using a free account on no-ip, then you have to login to their site and confirm that you're still using the DDNS every 30 days, which is a PITA. Setup the script with a cron job and never have to worry about checking in on no-ip or afraid.org every n days.

@NashBrydges I would have bet money that the $recordID was just the short name of the record (ie. "sub" of "sub.example.com"). I swear I did it like that and it worked, but apparently not :flushed_face:.

The script to get the real identifier is above.

@nashbrydges said in Dynamic DNS with CloudFlare:

Where do you obtain your record ID?

#!/bin/bash

key="Your_Global_API_Key"
zoneID="Your_Zone_ID"
email="[email protected]"
recordName="example.com"

curl -X GET "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/$zoneID/dns_records?type=A&name=$recordName" \
     -H "X-Auth-Email: $email" \
     -H "X-Auth-Key: $key" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json"

@jaredbusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Nothing wrong with the Vultr images. I never use it for a guide, but that is because I always have to start a guide form a known minimal state to ensure I handle all dependencies and such for people following on behind.

I'm of the same mindset, start from minimal and add whatever you need. I definitely don't need cockpit for this one, and I have no clue what other packages will be installed. Starting with ~220 out of date packages sucks too lol

@black3dynamite said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

You can try using the one that Vultr provides instead. I assume their VM is built using virt-builder.

That's about where I'm at now. The text install failed with some unknown error while setting up the disk :pouting_face:

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

It's the gui installer that is killing you at the moment.

The text installer is slow too. Something else has to be going on.

Like I enter "5" to select the disk and it takes at least a minute for the 5 to even show up. The cursor is blinking normally so I don't think it's lag between the web console and me.