@jasgot https://mangolassi.it/topic/11807/things-to-know-before-you-start-installing-freepbx

@gros96 said in New storage... what about file server:

In the past, all our servers had local storage and connected with a 1GB \2GBLDAP connection.

Today, we are working with Main storage (SC5020) connected to Servers with a 25GB bandwidth.

Are you sharing a single 25 GB connection for both SAN and network traffic?

Clues to how birds migrate using Earth's magnetic field

The mystery of how birds migrate long distances over land and sea is a step closer to being cracked.
By studying robins, scientists have found clues to how birds sense the Earth's magnetic field. Just as you might reach for a magnetic compass to find which way is north or south, birds are thought to have an in-built "living compass". A chemical in the eye that is sensitive to magnetism could be proof of this theory, according to a new study. Peter Hore, professor of chemistry at the University of Oxford, said it could be that birds can "see" the Earth's magnetic field, although we don't know that for sure.

Ahoy, there’s malice in your repos—PyPI is the latest to be abused

Open source repositories can be vectors for badness, so look before you run.
Counterfeit packages downloaded roughly 5,000 times from the official Python repository contained secret code that installed cryptomining software on infected machines, a security researcher has found. The malicious packages, which were available on the PyPI repository, in many cases used names that mimicked those of legitimate and often widely used packages already available there, Ax Sharma, a researcher at security firm Sonatype reported. So-called typosquatting attacks succeed when targets accidentally mistype a name such as typing “mplatlib” or “maratlib” instead of the legitimate and popular package matplotlib.

@jasgot said in Macbook Air for College:

@stacksofplates said in Macbook Air for College:

@jasgot said in Macbook Air for College:

Daughter wants a Mac laptop for college. Any suggestions?

What is she going for?

Biochemistry and Molecular Biotechnology

IMO a Mac makes sense in that field. My wife's cousin went for something similar and they did a good bit of programming. Mostly Python but I think it's a good fit.

@killmasta93 said in Bitlocker GPO automatic?:

@black3dynamite
Thanks for the reply and sorry the late reply i did not get a notification on the email,
seemed that the issue was that it has to be done by \nameof server and not IP

I think it has to do with the trust factor. with a name, your endpoint is able to verify the fileserver, as an IP it can't.

@pete-s I've never claimed to be a real PHP dev. So this is good feedback.

@jaredbusch said in User email search in Exchange Online:

@dbeato said in User email search in Exchange Online:

However if you go through a group of folders that are narrowed down, it is hard to do.

Mostly, I want to exclude some folders (full of system emails) and deleted. All of which are returned if you use all folders.

The work around, is to click the folder, then click in search and use the recent to pop what you want.
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Not as convenient as Outlook's search folder functionality.

But no Windows and no Outlook is a bonus.

@black3dynamite works.

Thanks. I was looking for this article long time. Cheers.

In the end I tried RHEL and OEL for the project.

RHEL uses EPEL.

OEL has their own EPEL repo.

This exact thing happens to me, I've tried using APC, Tripp-lite, and CyberPower. The laser printer (not directly attached to UPS) but on same circuit warms up the fuser thus causing a brown-out condition on the circuit, then causing the UPS to activate to hold up the PC and other devices.. thus cycling its sealed lead acid 6v battery within a few seconds, causing them to go below 50%. This may work a few times but if it drops below 50% charge it damages the 6v battery.. thus will need to be replaced continually unless you move the laser printer or have the circuit conditioned to handle the greater load.

@stacksofplates said in Office chair suggestions?:

I have this one and I think it's pretty comfortable.

For me, personally, that leans too far back in the normal upright position.

@pete-s said in Gmail on Outlook sending multiple emails with attachment:

@jokoco said in Gmail on Outlook sending multiple emails with attachment:

What I don't understand is why it sends multiple copies.

Because you are going over the maximum allowed attachment size. It's simply not supported.

What you should be asking is why gmail sends it at all. Obviously a bug i their system.

That being said - 25 MB attachment is not a lot. Some places mentions that the limit is actually 25MB total size with attachments being base64 encoded, which means that you will hit the limit somewhere around a 18 MB attachment.

If you send a lot of email attachments maybe it's time to look for another email provider.