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OK so it's a complicated pivot table but it still a pivot

@JaredBusch said in Office365 Domains:

Use your real domain for the log you don't use the on Microsoft otherwise everything will have to get changed or just have problems in the future

The only issues I had was getting the iPhone to connect. But I figured out if I just put in the wrong password, I can then edit the server to the correct O365 entry.

MDaemon requires autodiscover to work at all so I have to leave it be for now.

Also had to make entries to the registry to get Outlook to work, but that seems to be working fine with the registry changes.

We have some boxes that have no SSH. We use Salt. If we need SSH, we can turn it on and lock it down for the user in question and shut it down when the need is no longer there.

Ah, great. Thanks!

I had the same ERR while updating on both systems. But since the update script will default to run from the source, it didn't effect anything.

@BRRABill said in Crashplan Pro Issue:

@JaredBusch said

OMFG how can you even say that you are not sure a restore is related? Seriously?

Do you know files can't be restored? Maybe there is a way to do it outside the normal ways. Who knows? I have not officially asked about that.

/blink

Umm, if the backup repository is unavailable for backup, how in the hell would it be available for a restore?

@StrongBad said in XO File Level Restore Question:

@BRRABill said in XO File Level Restore Question:

And just to make things even stranger, now ALLLLLL of them work since I took the one new Delta backup.

Magic.

Youtube Video

@stacksofplates Thanks for the link. I would just like to know when security updates are released without having to actively look.

Pretty sure that Ubuntu is fully firewalled out of the box. Don't know anything that isn't these days (except for the famous 1511 issue.)

@scale said in IOT Security Challenge:

@RojoLoco said in IOT Security Challenge:

@scale said in IOT Security Challenge:

@BRRABill said in IOT Security Challenge:

I already have my submission ready.

It's a pretty box that you can throw all that insecure crap in, and then set on your curb.

Now, what will I do with my $25K?

That's exactly enough for a small HC3 cluster!

Or a small new car...

Sure, if you want to be boring.

I would actually buy a ridiculously big 4K TV and a new receiver, then put the rest toward my mortgage.

There is a separate one party consent federal law too. So you have that everywhere too.

@Texkonc said in Ubiquity EULA:

TLDR; but you read the EULA? HA!

Well, it is very short, and in my defense, like I said I read about that sending of the data on an Amazon review. Had to see it with my own eyes.

@travisdh1 said in Installing apcupsd on XenServer 7:

@BRRABill said in Installing apcupsd on XenServer 7:

@travisdh1 said

NUT should work with any model UPS, not just APC like apcupsd.

@JaredBusch said apcupsd works with other UPSes as well.

That was my first question. 🙂

Huh, I'll have to give it another look then.

It is designed for APC, but you can use almost any UPS via USB if you set it to generic.

@BRRABill did you get everything answered that you needed for your WordPress project?

Hmm, I seem to have started a good topic here!

If you're in a curious mood split apart the laptop batteries and play with the 18650s inside. I highly recommend you read about them first, but damn are they awesome fun.

@Dashrender said in Odd Shaped Power Bricks and UPS:

@Jason said in Odd Shaped Power Bricks and UPS:

@Dashrender said in Odd Shaped Power Bricks and UPS:

I'm assuming @gjacobse is talking about the black cord only.
https://i.imgur.com/oCkdbBE.png

I don't know OSHA law/rules, but there should be no need to check for over current in the black part, it's a 1 to 1 connection. Assuming you plug the 1 to 1 and it's plugged directly into a UPS port, not a power strip like this picture.

1:1 does not necessarily imply no over current protection is needed.

At this point the assumption would be that the UPS you're plugging into would handle that.

No it is not protecting the cable you plug into it, it may not be the same gauage for the amprage rating of the UPS protection. You also can't assume that. A lot of lower end UPSes do not have circuit breakers.

@Murtlap said in Another Personal Storage Discussion:

@Dashrender yes it was talking about free vpn. Here is main disadvantages:
usafe or no encryption protocols;
IPv6 DNS and/or WebRTC leaks;
inconvenient queuing during a server accessing;
access to a very limited number of servers;
bans on Torrenting and P2P sharing;
limited Linux platform support as well as limited devices support

I don't have any of those issues with some free VPNs.

@scottalanmiller

You still haven't answered if you were trying to send me to Google, LOL.

If you were, I prefer:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=raid+levels

🙂