Way better than Therd.

Using noop would be useful when you are checking on the status of a machine that you don't necessarily manage.

@dbeato said in UBNT: UniFi Controller Issue:

or look at this
https://fedora.pkgs.org/28/rpmfusion-nonfree-x86_64/unifi-5.7.23-1.fc28.x86_64.rpm.html

Those packages often get behind.

@jmoore said in Fedora Love:

@Obsolesce What is Peek?

GIF video recording for your desktop. Very handy.

Sounds like a vendor issue.

@Donahue said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

My conference is over, now I’m just bored waiting to leave for my flight back, which is at 6am

Always something fun to do in NOLA, at least.

Sounds like it might be enough to keep them doing localizations. I guess that that is a win.

Beer. My weekend plans mostly involve beer.

Reloading isn't doing anything for me. Nor did an incognito window.

So how did the final price comparison come out?

@tonyshowoff more, we have to wonder, why does @JaredBusch gets special features...

Still not working here. Maybe it is theme dependent? I use Yeti on Chrome.

@wrx7m said in Zerotier issues this morning?:

My understanding is that once connected, ZT's service doesn't have any impact on the connection. It only brokers(?) the connection.

That's my understanding. But if the brokering goes down, I imagine that problems crop up pretty quickly.

@CCWTech Maybe it is time for eSATA

Just looked it up, super simple. Is this all you had to do?

# Ensure you have read the above information about what this script does before executing these commands.

# Download the script
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BookStackApp/devops/master/scripts/installation-ubuntu-18.04.sh

# Make it executable
chmod a+x installation-ubuntu-18.04.sh

# Run the script with admin permissions
sudo ./installation-ubuntu-18.04.sh

Rower85 said to do this...

Open Run and type "Diskpart"
type "LIST VOLUME"
note witch volume number that you want to autoassign on boot

Create a textfile on C:\ named: diskpart.txt
Put this in the textfile:
select volume "drive number"
assign letter="drive letter to assign"
(in the " " brackets, input your stuff, also you do not need the "")

Open Run and type notepad
Put this in:
diskpart /s c:/diskpart.txt
click File > Save As...
locate C:\ and change File Name to "diskpart.bat" then change Save as type: to All Files and press Save

Now go to Task Scheduler in the Admin section on the Control panel.
Make a new folder in the "Windows" sub folder named "Diskpart"
rightclick the "Diskpart" folder
click "Create Basic Task..."
name it to "Diskpart" and click "Next >"
select "When the computer starts" click "Next >"
select "Start a program" click "Next >"
click "Browse..."
select the "Diskpart.bat" file you saved on C:, click "Next >"
select "Open the Properties dialog for this task when I click Finish" click "Finish"
Properties should come up, now select "Run with highest privileges"
click "OK"

@CCWTech said in External drive letters changing:

@dave247 said in External drive letters changing:

@CCWTech said in External drive letters changing:

I have a server with only 2 USB ports. OS is Windows Server 2016 STD.

Since I need more than that to plug in external usb drives I purchased a USB powered hub.

It's been working fine for a long time, however just recently after a reboot the drive letters are changing from what they are manually assigned in Disk Management and even the name of the volume is changing.

I have read about clearing the drive attributes in diskpart and also the possibility of the server now detecting the USB hub as a new device each time.

Has anyone worked on this issue before and what did you do to resolve it?

Are you properly ejecting the USB drives before taking them out? I think sometimes they don't fully clear and then you have a letter conflict. I'm not 100% sure on this though..

Not removing them at all. Just after a reboot.

Oh, that is much worse.

I presume that the drive letters are changing because the volume name is changing. The system sees a new drive, so you get a new letter.

Nice, for ten dollars I'd be happy to pick one up just to play around with. That's certainly in the silly money range.

Laravel 5 MVC App in Ten Minutes is good for getting the super basics really quick.