Music educator who has completed his transition into IT. I want to know all t3h thingz. Alas, one lifetime isn't long enough to learn everything, so I'll settle for what can be shoved into my brain during this life time.
I plan on mainly posting content on Saturdays or Sundays, but for the opening week, I made a few things.
Click over to the channel and check it out, should the below interest you.
I've never had much use for Cortana, other than practicing my disable-and-remove-useless-programs skill.
I finally got around to getting a little WordPress site going in my lab, and I've decided to make it the new home of www.eddiejennings.net. Enjoy!
Over time I'll try to find good ways of making some content from previous iterations of my blog (and podcast) available.
Sometimes for malware, you have to nuke and start over. 
@scottalanmiller said in Congrats to Eddie - New Linux Admin:
@EddieJennings has put in so much work learning and teaching Linux administration. It's awesome to see him moving up to a Fortune 100 Linux Admin! Congrats Eddie!
Thank you Scott! I haven’t been this excited about a job opportunity since I was able to land my first position from the career change. 
It cannot be stated enough how important community is. Since joining ML in 2016, all of you have effectively been my IT mentors.
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What boils my blood more than anything:
User: HELP HELP. . . but not right now.
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
hah...
If he's running out of stroage just direct him to https://downloadmorestorage.com/.
Just signed a litter accepting a promotion effective 9/22. Not bad for a Friday
@Pete-S said in Pure KVM server "hardening"?:
I'm thinking about running pure KVM on debian for virtualization hosts. Not Proxmox. There will be no GUI on the servers, no web interface, only ssh for management.
Do I need to do anything special to lock down the security?
I've never used KVM in production, only on my desktop and then I've had virt-manager as well as tools like virtsh. So I don't really know what is required for a pure KVM server to be as "secure" as proxmox, xcp-ng or whatever.
I'd consider this normal rather than special, but force only key-based authentication for SSH.
Listening to Fedora Nest sessions while working.
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Evaluating this environment as I am at DEFCON Walkout.
I am a bit worn from being a team player in an office that doesn’t recognize it doesn’t have a team.
Right now I’d take that 80 mile a day trip again…
It could be 162 miles round trip, 3 days / week 
Digging through Fedora Infra's Ansible repo to figure out how something works, so I can then work on a ticket 
@jt1001001 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
My now 7 year old birthday party today. Sadly, interrupted with a frantic call and now waiting at the ER as my dad fell earlier today.
I hope your father's ok.
