Great Job @EddieJennings !!, Really liked the flow and tempo of the video

@Obsolesce said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@Obsolesce I love European playgrounds.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@Obsolesce I love European playgrounds.

Ya there's so many good ones. We went to this one on Saturday.

http://www.uppsalaslekparker.se/pelle-svanslos-lekplats-pelleparken-uppsala/

That is super nice!!

Happy Birthday @pchiodo

@valentina Aren't those super little?

@Obsolesce Haven't tried it by running it directly as SYSTEM, it has been run as a user and checked to be run with the highest privileges. As it was when it was working before.

@EddieJennings yes destination has enough storage, shares are writable as well as running the script manually works without an issue.

Ok finally something new, apparently something is wrong with the destination folder as I am getting:

So through Task scheduler it cant write to the destination folder for some reason.

@Obsolesce said in Robocopy script not running from task scheduler:

@Romo said in Robocopy script not running from task scheduler:

@JasGot Same account currently as the user running the script manually. Also forgot to mention it had been working before without adding net use and the UNC until someone else tried to make a modification.

If it was working before and then stopped working when nothing was changed, that smells like a Windows update messed things up.

Yeah, it could be a possibility. Something in the task was changed though but not sure exactly what was changed. We were told a couple of days after it had stopped working.

What I really find strange is that the scripts works just fine when manually run. We must be missing something somewhere that makes the script fail on task scheduler.

Maybe when running through task scheduler it can't access the credentials in Credential manager until something is executed beforehand??

@philmcdonnell said in Server Monitoring:

@scottalanmiller said in Server Monitoring:

@philmcdonnell said in Server Monitoring:

@dafyre Thank you for your insight! I am leaning towards Zabbix, just didn't want to launch a separate machine just for that. But I am sure I will find other uses for the machine

No need for a separate machine, just a separate VM. And you'd want a separate VM no matter what monitoring tool you go with.

I have a very small lan at a non-profit I am doing IT volunteer work for. They have very little if any budget so looking for the best free stuff if possible. When you say run everything in a VM, what are you using as a host? Is the host Windows or Linux and what would be the controller? I have used VirtualBox on Windows before, never done it on Linux. Not much experience with Linux except for web servers that run CentOS and cPanel or DirectAdmin control panels.

Thanks for all your help everyone!

You can maybe try https://www.lansweeper.com/ as well, for under 100 devices its free. I have personally not used it but have seen it appear in lots of searches.

No AD, its work group computers. There is a manual Local Policy set that removes admin users from being able to change the time as all users have admin accounts for Avimark.