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Maybe this has it? http://rtellason.com/manuals/Designjet500.pdf

@JaredBusch said in Building VitalPBX on Vultr Automatically: @scottalanmiller said in Building VitalPBX on Vultr Automatically: and be fully updated. I noticed that the defualt CentOS 7 image was pretty much fully up to date before I ran the install script. Only thing that came down when I ran yum update -y was wget. Yeah, it is more of a "just in case" something is out of date. I almost never see it not fully up to date when I fire it up.

In CPAP news, my new headgear should arrive in NY a few days before my flight to Athens.

@JaredBusch said in Exploring VitalPBX: WTF who want sequential? It is not how anything normally works. None of the settings let you specify how many logs to keep after rotation. There is a cleanup add-on that specifically mentions cleaning up logs - definitely seems like a short coming that should simply be in the main product.

@Emad-R said in SAMIT on Huawei vs US & Google Day Two Recap: huawei owns middle east the global market FTFY

@valentina said in Come See Valentina's Word at the Tokyo Palace Modern Art Museum in Paris This Summer: @scottalanmiller You've got to post pics of the show! Will do!

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@hobbit666 said in SAMIT on Huawei vs Google: One thing I don't get yet is my have Xiaomi, Umidigi and other manufactures from that side of the world not been effect by all this stuff with the US? My thoughts would be if the government have been asking Huawei to but spying/data harvesting stuff in gear wouldn't they be asking all manufacturers? If they go after "all" it would over expose the falseness of the whole thing.

jees @scottalanmiller can you please just start posting giant fucking walls of text so I can ignore everything you have to say. Thanks much, sarcastically Dustin

@wrx7m said in Summing Up Hiring Practices: @EddieJennings said in Summing Up Hiring Practices: @scottalanmiller said in Summing Up Hiring Practices: Simply put: hiring the best means living with the requirements of the best. Filters don't apply to companies hiring the best. I’m hoping my next gig can be remote or have remote component. I’m not holding my breath though. Same here. I need to finish my resume first though (sounding like a broken record). Have you started looking? ha Same!

1 .So can ovirt be run with only 2 nodes? 2. With those 2 nodes, do you need a separate shared storage device for live migrations, etc, or can you have local storage (Like "vsan")?

I know SFB accesses the ost file.

This process removes the pre-assigned static IP address from the blade. This commonly happens when the blade is moved from another encloser. Very annoying. If your chassis has EBIPA set, the blade will use that instead of DHCP upon this reset.

@scottalanmiller said in MailCow in Production Datacenter: Great, glad to hear that that works. I'll be testing it more once I see if it comes up at all. The first time it didn't at all, so you are two steps farther than we got Let me know if you have issues and I'll make a video for you

@scottalanmiller these discussions echo my thoughts exactly. I'm only (hesitantly) learning Docker now, but it feels like it's not a long term answer(I'm possibly too late to the party?), as other approaches are increasing in mind-share.

@manxam said in USG to EdgeRouter VPN: Interesting. The last time that I looked at the GUI (as we typically use CLI for VPN), it didn't give the option of DH group like so : Wonder in what version this changed? It has had it for as long as I recall. At least 1.5. The CLI has had it 100% of the time since release at version 1.2.0

@black3dynamite said in FreePBX Desktop Video Conferencing Options: Have you already check with linphone if it does video conferencing? In theory it does. Linphone desktop has been pretty flaky for us so were looking at alternatives.

Issue was fixed. Enclosure back plane was bad. A new C7000 had to be purchased and swapped out and it worked right away.

We got it. Had to open the Nginx logs and noticed too many "posts" in the error log. Dug in and it was three ranges overseas all hitting with a "post timeout attack." It was a light DDoS where sessions were being opened and held causing nginx to wait on a timeout. This caused Apache to just increment forever. Once we blocked those ranges, the Apache thread count started to drop for the first time, and memory started to release. And the continuous flood of nginx error logs ceased. If you are looking at nginx error logs, this is what you look for: upstream timed out (110: Connection timed out) while reading response header from upstream, client: You can use this command to collect the offending IP addresses: grep "upstream timed out" error.log | cut -d' ' -f20 Then use your firewall to shut them down. We are all good now! Woot.

Well let's talk about fedora and updating killing a laptop lol....

@connorsoliver said in An Overview of RAID - CompTIA A+ 220-901 220-902 Video Training by Prof. Messer: Is using a RAID 1 configuration faster as well? Or is its main purpose so if you lose one of the drives you have a backup? Primary purpose is definitely data protection. But RAID 1 provides a 200% read performance benefit over using a single drive. Write performance is the same as a single drive.

@connorsoliver said in An Overview of Storage Devices - CompTIA A+ 220-901 220-902 Video Training by Prof. Messer: What did he mean when he said there's only a limited number or writes on a USB flash drive. So this is a small mistake on the A+ material. They are making assumptions about the storage media based on the communications protocol. But it's based on very common things. A standard USB flash drive using a flash memory technology that "wears out" as you write to it, but essentially never wears out as you read it. So the way that a USB stick is "meant to be used" is that you store things on it and read it a lot. You can change it, but it isn't meant for constant writes. So under "normal" use, USB sticks last a long time. But it you write to it constantly (like when using it as swap) you will cause the memory chip(s) to die quickly.

@connorsoliver said in Installing and Configuring Expansion Cards - CompTIA A+ 220-901 220-902 Video Training by Prof. Messer: I've seen that people have used two graphics cards in a setup. How does this work exactly? I'm assuming you don't use the video outputs of both graphics cards. Generally it is handled by a proprietary "bridge" for those specific cards that makes two (or more) cards act as one. Same as have two CPUs in a single PC.