That is Great to hear, they are constantly developing on the project.

Hi All,

I know most of us here have setup and use our own nextcloud/owncloud servers, but I thought I would share this just in case this would interest anyone, I haven't personally tried this though.

• http://www.projectsend.org/
  "ProjectSend is a free, secure and user friendly file sharing software"

using Guacamole myself, if you are opening to the internet, don't forget to configure fail2ban to block after certain amount of logins, otherwise you will have people trying to brute force every minute.....

Nice step by step Tim, are you using KIM yourself in production?

Head and brick wall comes to mind....

I don't see any security issue, if anything you should allow people to see what's being installed whenever they are silently installed or not.
It just seems strange and you are being vague with what you are asking and you are not listening to the same repeated answers which Scott stated.

Post some of this batch file leaving out any sensitive information you are worried about, but remember it's plain text, so you should not be storing passwords or anything sensitive in batch files anyway and even if you encrypted the batch file, the user will still need to unecrypt to run the file, so thats a flawed option.

If there is nothing malicious in the batch file, then you should have no issue posting it?

haha, I enjoy a drink, some people enjoy smoking, I used to smoke (cigarettes) a couple of years ago but gave that up, but I wouldn't ever criticize anyone for smoking though, each to their own and all that..

I'm not prepared to give up a social and relaxing drink, I mostly only drink at the weekends but I am guilty of binge drinking a bit..I'm a jack daniels fan...

I always knew there was a benefit to drinking alcohol haha

@quixoticjeremy - Thanks for answering my questions.

I can see it's defiantly far away from production, but it looks like it has lots of potential and your asking the community for features and ideas, which is great!.

Just a few questions:

Notes:

• once you have reset password it doesn't take you back to login screen after.
• agent installed fine on Centos 7 although, most information not populated yet

Questions:

• how are password's stored / are they securely hashed and salted?
• We there be an email to add ticket option for users?
• will closed tickets be removed from main view. (different group view of main list?)
• delete ticket completely option?
• what is the main development path, focus?
• will this only be hosted, and if so what are the future plans of monitization?
• option to remove account and all related ticket data, machine data?
• will there be a timed or configurable auto logout?

Just some things that I could think of at this stage?

@quixoticjeremy Thanks for confirming, I have signed up and I will take a look around.

What Ticket/Helpdesk system is this?

@travisdh1 said in Migrating away from XenServer:

After this, it would be easier to just copy the actual drive image from XenServer. Just about any tool can convert those un-exported images no problem.

Will you be using Ovirt?

Is there many people using Fusion PBX in production? is that much of a comparison compared to Freepbx? GUI looks slightly nicer than Freepbx.

Very nice looking terminal!

@nashbrydges Thanks for posting this nash, will have to try this with fail2ban.

If anyone is interested there is a nice bash script for getting Guacamole installed:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/guacamoleinstallscript/

Its very good, I have installed and used many times, would be nice to have a feature to limit the amount of login attempts or google Captcha.

Couldn't agree more, defiantly no need for flash now with HTML5, think we can defiantly put that one in the coffin.

Windows 7 was aero and I didn't mind it to be fair, I loved windows 7, was quite an Xp fan once they got everything ironed out in sp3 as well.

@scottalanmiller lol, this is probably true, I do remember an article about some os code that was leaked a long time ago and they were quite embarrassed with even some of the comments that was left in the code as well.