@gtech said in Testing SnipeIT on Fedora:

SQLSTATE[23000]: Integrity constraint violation: 1048 Column 'activated' cannot be null (SQL: insert into users....

Create an issue on snipe-it's GitHub. You can also pop in to their gutter.im/snipe-it and see if they can assist you

Both mom and baby are doing great the baby is an absolute Trooper when it comes to sleep she's able to sleep for hours on end which is amazing.

We've woken and fed her throughout the day of course.

Everyone, please welcome my daughter Diana into the world.

She arrived at 7:26am today!

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@dustinb3403 I lost my modem, so I can't get the new one to activate because I don't have a login.

Oh.

@wrx7m said in Harassment Emails ?:

@jaredbusch Yes, that is true. But they start using their new one going forward. Wouldn't that mean changing it for connected services/logins?

No you can simply create an alias with their new name, keeping g their original account intact.

Yes you can change their login credentials if they wanted, but that doesn't effect their email alias

@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Also, Friday night a lightning strike 2 houses down destroyed my modem and wifi (as well as rupturing an underground gas line... gas was spewing out of the drain in the cul de sac). So I've been sans internet all weekend. I finally had to break down and order new service from comcrap (they had been neglecting to bill me for 3 years). Not happy about having to go back to paying for internet.

So don't pay them they won't even notice. . .

@wrx7m said in Harassment Emails ?:

@jaredbusch - What happens when someone gets married/divorced and changes their name? They have a new name, they have a new email address. So disruptive...

No they have an alias

@wrx7m said in Harassment Emails ?:

@jaredbusch - That is still what I am saying.

To be disruptive to the employee rather than not being disruptive?

@wrx7m said in SMBv2/v3 Issues on Windows Server 2016:

@phlipelder I thought that those files were necessary. I guess I will try to block them as long as it doesn't cause issues on the Mac side.

I don't know if they are critical or not. From what I see online files like .DS_Store is just to show metadata to the mac client. This is likely the tag color etc for the Mac Finder, which for me (personally) doesn't matter. But I'm sure it would affect business pretty heavily.

@jimmy9008 said in Harassment Emails ?:

@dustinb3403 said in Harassment Emails ?:

Sure the admin could go and blacklist the sender or domain, but that's an unrealistic approach to this. If the spammer was spamming the entire organization from private domain than certainly investigate the option.

But blocking [email protected] would be insane.

Nobody said block @gmail.com.

OK. . . to the same effect having the admin block an individual address at any domain is pointless if the individual who is sending the spam emails knows their target's email address as they would simply create a new email to continue spamming with.

This is a matter for practical solutions or law enforcement. Plain and simple.