Love that add they have pictured in the article. "rsync.net now supports ZFS send and receive over SSH. If you're not sure what that means, our product is not for you."

Posts made by travisdh1
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RE: rsync.net: ZFS Replication to the cloud is finally here—and it’s fast
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RE: Consumer ISP Pricing - Where are you, how fast is it, and what do you pay?
Apple Creek, OH
10/768k
Cable
MCTV Ohio
$50(guess, included with rent)Can't even begin to tell you all how much this "Grinds my gears". The www.onecommunity.org fiber loop is on the pole in my front yard and that is the best internet we can get at home currently! If someone has a little cash to invest I'd love to start a wisp in the area!
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RE: First Look at the Scale
@scottalanmiller said:
@travisdh1 would that be Brian?
I think so. It's missing from my stack of business cards, so I'm not sure. Probably gave it away to someone that had an actual project.
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RE: First Look at the Scale
@scottalanmiller said:
It can be done automatic. It's not that it is not automated, it is that the scheduler is not exposed and you have to put in a ticket for Scale to set up the schedule for you. So the miss is not in functionality but in interface.
Completely forgot, the tech did mention that. Yeah, they sent one of the 'engineers' and not a sales guy to the NE Ohio Spicecorps meeting. One of the best vendor sponsored meetings ever.
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RE: First Look at the Scale
@lhatsynot They have backup options in the gui, tho I don't know that they have a scheduler yet. Yeah, backup without an automatic run.... I really, really like what Scale is doing, but at least of last year that was the only major bit missing.
You can backup to any NFS target from within the management interface to get backup copies off the cluster.
That's in addition to the normal snapshot functions we'd all expect of course.
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RE: Mortgage companies lack security
I have a story about that! In my case it was my legal firm, they were even worse!
Privacy story time. A law firm (I've since fired) had those "legal" notices in all their email they'd send me. I told them multiple times that email is considered public and any information sent via email is the equivalent of shouting it on the street corner. Nothing happened for the longest time. Then I get an email from them out of the blue "Your closing documents are ready." Closing documents, what closing documents? Suspecting spam/phishing I check the header and it's really from who it says it's from. All the scans of the pdf they sent come back as clean, so I take a look. They had sent me the closing documents for some poor guys house. I had ALL his and his wife's PII (personally identifiable information, I've done too much PCI compliance by now.) Fired off another reply, copying the state attorney general office, this time including a couple of references to Ohio law cases that made it clear email is a form of public communication unsuitable to any sort of private correspondence, no matter what sort of disclaimer is contained within said email. Haven't heard from them since (good riddance.)
Guess if I ever turn to a life of crime I'll be all set for using an alternate ID..... Not really, deleted it after having finished dealing with the AG's office. Wish they would have let me know what came of that whole deal.
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RE: Roaming Profile Cleanup Script
Doesn't AD automatically do this?
We're up to 10 users here and roaming profiles would be a very good thing as they all jump between different computers. This sort of thing is nice to know before hand.
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RE: If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!
Gasp, a place you can't lurk in the background for a year or two before people realize you're here. I'm one of those crazy spiceworks people (travis5295). Tho most of the internet recognizes me by this travisdh1 handle. Lots of familiar faces around here, feels nice'n cozy.