What Are You Doing Right Now

dbeato

@pmoncho said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Waiting for a link from Scale to run a Live Optics report on current stuff so they can size a solution.

Hope you find the answers you are looking for.

I wish I could get someone from Dell to create my Live Optics account. Filled out the form multiple times over the last 6 months, messaged multiple Dell contacts between here and Just crickets.

LiveOptics is free and I have not needed to contact Dell for it. I used it for Scale.

dafyre

@brandon220 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Has anyone seen the Nextcloud client add extra characters behind the file name? For example: A file with the name document.pdf is in a users folder. The make changes to that file on their local pc. When the sync client uploads the new file - instead of overwriting the old file with the new, it leaves the original and adds an new document.pdf.v1234234232
It is adding the v and a bunch of random numbers. My google-fu is failing on this one.

Sometimes it will do that if it think there is a file in conflict, I think. I've seen some similar things on my systems, but it usually will show "conflict" as part of the file name or extension.

brandon220

@dafyre I'm 99% sure they have 10 people using the sync client and syncing to the same folder at the same time. User error for sure.

WrCombs

with a heat index of 43.333333 Celsius, it's quite hot outside.

wrx7m

WrCombs

gotta love when customers dont know who support their firewalls.
it's great talking on the phone for an hour with a guy just to find out he doesn't have anything to do with the network i'm talking about .

Dashrender

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

with a heat index of 43.333333 Celsius, it's quite hot outside.

Get out!

WrCombs

@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

with a heat index of 43.333333 Celsius, it's quite hot outside.

Get out!

get out of what?

siringo

anyone know of an android GPS app that can record/track a trip, allow the insertion of waypoints, display GSP co-ords for the waypoints, and allow embedding of the recorded track into a website???

scottalanmiller

Heading off to bed, y'all. Going to a customer on site tomorrow with @pchiodo and @mary

EddieJennings

Trying to make an arrangement of a Claude Debussy piano piece approachable for middle school woodwind and brass players

RojoLoco

@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Trying to make an arrangement of a Claude Debussy piano piece approachable for middle school woodwind and brass players

Good luck! That's ambitious, but will be awesome if they can play it.

dafyre

@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Trying to make an arrangement of a Claude Debussy piano piece approachable for middle school woodwind and brass players

Good luck! That's ambitious, but will be awesome if they can play it.

My 8th grade band played some awesome peices. I still remember them and can play probably some of them without the sheet music still. [I say probably because I haven't picked up my sax in a while, and it is likely in need of repair.

WrCombs

extremely confused right now.
Just got this email:

Will,

I spoke to /the people who control their firewall/ just now.  

They will need the following to allow the update to the processor:

The IP address of the machines
The port(s) needed to unblock and 
The domain

Isn't the domain set up on their end at that point because it's their firewall?
can someone explain this to me and how i'm supposed to find this?

They need to open a port outbound so that ssl connection can be made to this new processor.

DustinB3403

SSL uses port 443. . .

WrCombs

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

SSL uses port 443. . .

the VAR information I received have 2 SSL URL's and ports. the first one is on port 443, the second is on 5003 ....
From the processor, So I'm just trying to make sure there's nothing blocking it.

Dashrender

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

SSL uses port 443. . .

the VAR information I received have 2 SSL URL's and ports. the first one is on port 443, the second is on 5003 ....
From the processor, So I'm just trying to make sure there's nothing blocking it.

So you need to tell the firewall folks, the IP of the processor box, and those two ports need to be open outbound.

That should be all.

WrCombs

@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

SSL uses port 443. . .

the VAR information I received have 2 SSL URL's and ports. the first one is on port 443, the second is on 5003 ....
From the processor, So I'm just trying to make sure there's nothing blocking it.

So you need to tell the firewall folks, the IP of the processor box, and those two ports need to be open outbound.

That should be all.

That's what I thought - but they're asking for a domain, which I don't understand.

EddieJennings

Board meeting for the Peachtree Symphonic Winds.

notverypunny

Counting down to a ~550km drive in the new car