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Turns out our headquarters uses: https://www.sharingcloud.com/?lang=en

I've never heard of this, but if we choose to use it I'll be able to answer questions in a few months.

@JaredBusch I have a file that exports the username and password in the script, so I am using a password. Sadly this error just fixed itself with no changes and everything is working as intended now so I won't know what the root cause of this was. Thanks for replying though.

@wirestyle22 said in Bathroom etiquette:

@Dashrender I was in the army and I never unlearned this lol

it's one thing to use the urinal next to another - it's whole another thing to carry on/strike up a conversation.. lol

@wirestyle22 just a thought, but can you remove the out of date version and leave just the current 1.0.1?

@wirestyle22 said in Return Values in Bash Script and generate e-mail which shows successes, errors and if the directory is empty:

I purchased "Learn Python the Hard way". Going through it now and then experimenting.

While a good thing, if you have a working bash script just Google each line “in python”

Declare array in python
For next in python

When working to support 911 systems we used half rack on wheels. Most very small county PSAP are to small to have a full anchored rack. They could be pushed back when access wasn’t needed, and of course out when needed.

Since emergency calls where being handled by these things, they of course had to be secure.

ETA: hate typing on the phone,....

@Pete-S said in Changing Public PGP Key:

Don't know if this helps in your application but if you have old files you can just decrypt them with the old key. If it's important to store them in an encrypted state you can encrypt them again with the new key. After that you can revoke the old key.

Yeah I could do that, it just seems unnecessary when you can sign the new key with the old key and decrypt both. Turns out it actually chooses the right key so there is no problem

@marcinozga said in Tomcat with an NGINX Reverse Proxy and Self-signed SSL Certificate:

I don't know if it's strictly required, I'd add it.

Because the one tells the port to listen on. The other tells it what protocol to use. Since you can use any port, with any protocol, it has to be listed. You can just add it to port 80 if you want, for example.

looking through the configuration for why this is still not functioning correctly

That seems to have fixed the issue

This week was a learning experience.

#!/usr/bin/env bash source "/home/datatransfer/company/master.sh" encryptedFolderPath="/home/datatransfer/company/in /" decryptedFolderPath="/home/datatransfer/company/out" archiveFolderPath="/home/datatransfer/company/archive" for i in $(ls $encryptedFolderPath.pgp) do gpg --batch --passphrase $PASS --list-only --list-packets --yes $i | grep -q "encrypted" if [ $? != 0 ]; then echo "$i is not a pgp file" continue fi v=${i%.} encryptedFile="$v" fileName=${encryptedFile##/} timeNow=$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M) extension=${fileName##.} newFileName=${fileName%.*} fileWithTimestamp="$newFileName""_""$timeNow.$extension" gpg --batch –passphrase $PASS --yes --decrypt $i > $decryptedFolderPath/$fileWithTimestamp ls -lr $decryptedFolderPath/$fileWithTimestamp if [ $? != 0 ]; then echo "$fileWithTimestamp is not a readable file" continue fi mv $i $archiveFolderPath done

Thanks to @scottalanmiller @stacksofplates and my friend Erik

Try this instead:

$FolderPath = Get-ChildItem -Recurse -Depth 2 -Path "P:\Public" -Force

Where -Depth is the how many levels deep you want to go.

If you want to see what a cmdlet can do, you can use:

Get-Help Get-ChildItem -Full

@JaredBusch said in Remote Backup of Files Site to Site from Windows to Linux:

@wirestyle22 said in Remote Backup of Files Site to Site from Windows to Linux:

@IRJ said in Remote Backup of Files Site to Site from Windows to Linux:

Going LANless has a ton of advantages

I have tried to introduce a lot of things and my boss essentially told me to stop because nothing will ever be implemented. Then on my review one of the questions was what new technology I have brought into my company.

You reply with “solution X” but it was rejected by “person Y”

I did in the comment section of my review

@IRJ said in Running Plex in Multiple Vehicles:

This just seems like a bad idea all-around.

Offering it free Several thousand dollar investment in equipment and labor (free I suppose) Wonky setup that isnt user friendly and doesn't give a good user or driver experience This isn't setup and forget about it. Don't forget to factor in maintenance Relying on celluar data

whats wrong with being free? the equipment listed in this thread are pretty cheap - though frankly, 60 person bus, not sure a R-Pi could handle that many streams (worse case) hard not to agree here - Plex wasn't designed for this. You likely want something like the airlines have, and yeah, it's going to be expensive as hell! yep, will likely require maintenace cellular - well no, OP already said connection for this system will be WiFi to the headquarters only.

But I have some followup -
How much WiFi bandwidth is needed to support 60+ devices for streaming media?
will the media distributing device have enough bandwidth to support 60+ devices?
The OP mentioned that passengers can use the WiFi to get online via the cellular link in the bus - will there be only one WiFi network on the bus, to get to both the internet and the local video streaming? Are there any security concerns with this?

@JaredBusch said in Optimizing Fedora 31 VM w/GUI for remote access:

@wirestyle22 said in Optimizing Fedora 31 VM w/GUI for remote access:

Currently Windows 10 RDP works incredibly well but trying to loan Gnome or Fedora has been much slower.

What is the point here. What are you "trying to learn" in a GUI?

You do not "learn" desktop environments. You simply use them. If your desktop environment requires a lot of education to use, it is shit and you need to choose another one.

load, not learn. I typo'd

Modern laptop batteries are anything but dumb devices. Most of them got an SMBus interface, a bus derived from (and very similar to) I²C.

My guess is that either the firmware on this specific battery is bad, your host driver doesn't like the battery or you just had some dirty contacts and the host just couldn't talk to the battery.

I just updated my Nextcloud this morning, and was able to get it going with the OnlyOffice Document server and both of them on the same system... Just used the Install guide for OnlyOffice Document server here: https://github.com/ONLYOFFICE/Docker-DocumentServer and some googling for some other errors.

Performance is not bad at all.

@scottalanmiller Thanks