Please welcome your first german member

Just want to let you know that I'll be there from tomorrow on to support Spiceworks there

I'm from GDR too (if that counts)

Yeah, SAM wanted me to join. How could I resist

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@scottalanmiller Ruinenlust is new to me

better than boredom

@scottalanmiller a lot of stress ... company migration ...

in 2014? Hannover, CeBIT

@scottalanmiller Ruinenlust is new to me

Another quick check if your servers are affected: check the installed version of openssl

Run the command: # openssl version to get the version number of openssl. If the command shows e.g.:

openssl version
OpenSSL 1.0.1e 11 Feb 2013

then your server might be vulnerable as the version is below 1.0.1g. But some Linux distributions patch packages, see below for instructions to find out if the package on your server has been patched.

If your server uses a 0.9.8 release like it is used on Debian squeeze, then the server is not vulnerable as the heartbeat function has been implemented in OpenSSL 1.0.1 and later versions only.

I tried bluestacks before. I had a lot of problems to get my apps running ... And it needs a M$ OS to run.

If I have more time, I will see if I can get this working on VMware Workstation first.
I think the main problem is that ESX does not fully support the needed virtual hardware, yet. VMware Workstation has a lot more virtual network adaptors ...

This does not work with our ESX servers ... I got Android 4.3 to start but that is all. Maybe I have to use VMware Workstation or View to get it working.

My current little project is to create a VM running Android to teach employees how to use mobile apps.
I stumbled across this nice how-to: http://www.vladan.fr/how-to-install-android-kitkat-in-vmware-workstation/

Fingers crossed that this will work

I heard about it some years ago but never dived into it ...

Just want to let you know that I'll be there from tomorrow on to support Spiceworks there