TY @black3dynamite

Valid point

@JaredBusch said in iOS Sip Client?:

Scott had me using Zoiper for years. Paid and free work as advertised. What issue do you get?

@stacksofplates said in Looking for an Employee Vacation Calendar:

sulting wor

Honestly if ERPNext and many of the other open-source systems actually mimicked Zoho, they would have a higher adoption rate as far as it pertains to customization and the interface. For example, Zoho Creator in my opinion is still the best SMB SaaS system pound for pound. ERPNext prides themselves on customization but the UI can be clunky.

@black3dynamite the "dd" command is so great and flexible. It can do so much.

@dbeato said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:

@scottalanmiller said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:

@black3dynamite said in Access Changed Files on VSS Copy on Write Disk Image:

Mount the disk image on Windows Server instance, from the mounted disk drive, go to Properties and then Previous Versions?

That's what I thought. But it just seemed too easy, lol.

Lol, anything that appears with Microsoft as easy should work but emphasis on "should" 🙂

Emphasis with "assume" too. lol

Finally I got it to work 🙂
I need to use httpd_log_t to get access through SELinux to the logfile for both httpd, php-fpm and fail2ban.
I tried and my test-IPs was banned 🙂

@Pete-S said in Associate existing drive with new Proxmox VM:

You have that info in the thread below from the other day:
https://mangolassi.it/topic/21751/import-a-qcow2-into-proxmox

Basically you need to put it in the right place and it has to have the right name (depending on config file, what filesystem, VM ID)

So the problem that I've seen from this is that it causes PM to get confused and not be able to display the storage data. Everything works, it just can't tell you where files are or delete unused space or whatever.

Jared ran into a simliar'ish problem recently... There is a thread around here somewhere.

The problem with doing a fwconsole ma listonline on a new install is that it will immediately attempt to then install some commercial modules that have severe security updates.

And those also have dependencies that get updated.

I have not had a chance to come back around to find the best solution for an initial loop.

Also, more experiments proved out that you can simply do the delete.

Just install one of the old supported OSes on another drive, reboot and run the firmware update. It's a self extracting executable.

With HP and Dell, it's their intention to support you by providing an additional layer of management on top of the actual manufacturers product. But you have to be in warranty to be able to leverage that support. If you intend to run equipment longer than the 5 year warranty, don't use Dell or HP or live without any firmware upgrades or support. If you use Dell or HP, replace hardware when it's out of warranty.

HP Gen8 servers are from 2012-2013 so 7-8 years old and not the best candidates for new installations.

Haven’t used one in years, but CoffeeCup was pretty decent.
https://www.coffeecup.com/html-editor/

@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

@wrx7m said in Unlock RDS User Profile Disk (Network Profile):

@dbeato Good thing to have. I just recently migrated to RDS with UPD. Have you checked out Sidder?
https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Sidder-Quickly-see-which-fa6360b3

Yeah, Sidder just tells you the VHDX file location and the user but doesn't unmount it and you cannot copy from Sidder the path.

There is a github repo of it here
https://github.com/msfreaks/Sidder

@JaredBusch said in FreePBX call not routing:

@Dashrender if oyu are going to ignore my recommendations, then just create an any/any inbound route and point it someplace. Then you would never have had this problem.

Of course, when you tried to specifically route the DID to something later, it woudl not have worked, as it would not match and fail to the any/any route. but meh. At least you would not have been thinking of unrelated things like firewall.

I didn't ignore anything, I like your reasoning, but I had only ever setup DIDs from Skyetel one time before, and I had forgotten about that setting - but the mention of the 11 digit versus 10 reminded me of that change (your change) and I made it and life is grand.

Thanks!

@phqzgunsfjror said in Anyone using Jitsi behind Nginx:

@JaredBusch

Thank you for sharing the configuration how you put the Nginx in front of Jitsi.
I tried exactly the same way and for some reason it isn't working for me. The original post is a little old. Hence, let me ask you whether it still works for you. And let me know whether you added something in the configuration for a newer Jitsi version.

Actually I have the same behavior like described on reddit (502 Bad Gateway) : https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/fve1ib/jitsi_with_nginx_proxy/
The difference is I dont use docker but the normal installation on ubuntu (https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/quick-install.md).

Regarding ports I did:
myrouter (80, 443) -> VM1: nginx (with your config)
myrouter (10000 udp) -> VM2: jitsi

It seems the jitsi team moved the documentation to somewhere else a couple of days ago ... including some more information about nginx reverse proxy.
https://jitsi.github.io/handbook/docs/devops-guide/devops-guide-quickstart

If the installation is behind a proxying nginx server, remove /etc/nginx/modules-enabled/60-jitsi-meet.conf. Then go to /etc/nginx/site-available/your-conf and change it to listen on 443 instead of 4444 and restart nginx.

I did that on my jitsi vm and now it works like a charm. The nginx reverse proxy config above is still enough for the current jitsi version.

From my end there was nothing to do with the stuff about NAT (the restart of the jitsi vm was enough).

I hope it helps someone else. The nginx reverse proxy gives me the opportunity using multiple applications behind ports 80/443 at home.

@warren-stanley said in chocolatey by any other name???:

Just had a quick look at whats available, I'm on an Insider build so winget is installed

PS C:\> (winget search).count 169

Apparently there's issues with dependency-resolution though.

Nothing MS comes out with is a viable production-usable solution for at least a couple years.