Well I've reinstall the same version of PCOP - it's slow as hell, but it's working. Thought on occasion I'm now getting service is unavailable.

@scottalanmiller said:

Same issue still?

The logging doesn't appear to be working at all right now, which is weird.

If it's a UEFI-enabled BIOS and it was in UEFI mode, it wouldn't see an older version of DBAN. That was probably your issue.

Yup, that is a nice little unit. I think that that is one generation old (and therefore one generation newer than mine) hence the good price. Should run the latest Raidiator OS (6.x).

I did not even see the post somehow. I can try and look at it later.

I found a thread on the Ubuntu forums here: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1845962

It pointed me to a conf file located here: /etc/rsyslog.d/50-default.conf

I used vi to uncomment this line:

cron.* /var/log/cron.log

Now I should get cron logs. I'll check the other place too. Thanks!

@NetworkNerd said:

@Dashrender said:

I've done this too for a small office, MS doesn't delete date for at least 60 days if not longer, and you receive a ton of emails before they do it too.

But am I correct about users getting kicked out of MS Office once the subscription expires? Or do they wait a day or two after the subscription expires?

oh, I'm the expiration and renewal happened very quickly for me, so no one saw anything - I can't say what you're users will see. Maybe Greg will know.

Though knowing MS, I'd be surprised if it was a hard cut date - I would expect MS to give a several day grace period incase IT forgets to renew, etc.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-30655176

That's quite a useful feature.

There always seems to be someone trying to put ubuntu on different things

@Josh said:

@IRJ Sorry, I've been disconnected with a new addition to the family. Have you emailed [email protected]? I've also never gone through the install with a Linux GUI...

Congratulations!

I saw the talk of "filesystems" as "backup." Getting to CentOS 7 would be good, although CentOS 6 would be good enough. The talk of backups makes no sense.

@Dashrender said:

viruii? 😛

Virus plural is either viruses or viri. As it lacks a Latin plural (which would be viri) due to being a mass noun and misused in English there is a grey area as to how the plural should be formed, in the Germanic viruses way or the Latin viri way.

I prefer viri to be consistent in the use of the Latin for Latin nouns even if the Romans didn't use them as a plural, had they done so it would have been viri and our lack of knowledge of the word should not vary our usage thereof. I attempt to use this consistently although it is hard with so many words plural forms being unknown to English speakers (campus, bonus, fungus, etc.)

I'm not saying Windows over UNIX. I'm just saying servers over network devices.

@JaredBusch said:

This does not impact my email as our company is on Office 365, but I have a number of clients with SBS 2008 still. That runs Exchange 2007 and now I cannot check the admin account natively. Grrrr.

Start really selling O365 to your customers. It benefits both them and you

I suppose since my host has both - I can install and check them out.

Wow, that's surprising for someone like Barracuda to be offline. That's a major blow to their confidence rating.

@technobabble said:

suggested whitelist" for these updates

Yes. Please.

"this category of update won't mess with any critical bits and we guarantee it won't break anything important"

@PSX_Defector Wow...they aren't cheap! But I like what they can do!