What Are You Doing Right Now
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Maybe you should run, then!
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@scottalanmiller said:
Maybe you should run, then!
I was thinking about it... but my time is limited recently and about to get more so. I have a few acquaintances who have tried to run but were denied by the board of election, not sure the specifics at the moment though.
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Breathing again... Damned wireless network in one building died freaked out. Resetting the switch and therefore the APs seemed to solve the problem.
I think I have a failing switch.
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Upgrading Desktop at work to Windows 10!
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Just killing time watching the numbers grow...
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shooting myself in the face while trying to download drivers from HP's website.
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Finally got my first coffee.
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@dominica made a fruit smoothie this morning. Zapote, Pineapple and Banana.
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Eating some fresh papaya now.
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Planning MangoCon, trying to moderate here and trying to figure out client stuff. Not sure if I have the MangoLassi, GroveSocial or NTG hat on today. Oh yeah all 3!!!
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Sandwich time.
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I think I found the real issue with my wireless.
It appears that my Cisco 4400 controller was seeing my new UAP APs and considering them rouge APs and trying to kill them.
Once I powered down the UAP APs, the problem fixed itself.
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Had to go for a full beard wash - delicious biscotti treat dripped coffee throughout my beard
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Server down, making for a fun day. Nothing tragic, just an unscheduled pain in the rear.
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Attempting a build of an Azure app. First time looking into doing that.
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That's the Azure PaaS platform, I mean. We use their IaaS all of the time.
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Trying to get Google Auth's SSH PAM working... learning a lot about configuring OpenSSH in the process!
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@WingCreative said:
Trying to get Google Auth's SSH PAM working... learning a lot about configuring OpenSSH in the process!
That would make a great How To post!
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That is a good idea! I'm in the middle of things at the moment but I did take an AMI of before I started messing around... and it's not working as it is now anyways, so I wouldn't really lose too much by starting over and applying what I've learned while taking notes.
It's one of the last parts of putting together a PCI DSS 3.1 compliant webserver, a project which has simultaneously been a gigantic timesuck and a great learning experience for Linux administration. Between log rotation/retention, cron jobs, auditing and PAM configuration I am starting to feel like I know how to do stuff besides "sudo service [whatever] restart"!
