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the controller runs quite well on a raspberry pi. ideal for small networks.
what a waste of time. i canned it and went with centrify express, worked 1st time.
has anybody got this working?
from a clean install i followed this link
https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/sssd-ad.html
and i have getent passwd working but when i try to su to the user it just stops. if i restart the sssd service it will cause su to return
su: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.
any ideas anybody?
@scottalanmiller not a fan so far. will keep playing with it, but it hasn't impressed me yet. still, that's the beauty of linux, you have such a wide choice for desktop managers.
@scottalanmiller installing it on a my test machine, will have a look
@scottalanmiller never used budgie - is there any advantage to using that over xfce?
the comments in the reviews were funny - "twinned with eton"
chill:-
Youtube Video
angry:-
Youtube Video
bouncy happy:-
Youtube Video
back to chill:-
Youtube Video – [00:53..]
as you might have guessed, i recommend epica
@guyinpv maybe fswatch could help.
i think most distros have it in the repository.
http://emcrisostomo.github.io/fswatch/
i've upgraded 3 different models of hp desktop, 1 lenovo laptop and one white box here, all went smoothly.
btw, when i did do the A+, the test was so outdated at the time (asking about 8 and 16 bit isa, eisa, mca, etc) that some of our very capable younger techs found it more like a history exam and had to go learn things they would probably never have to see or use again unless they worked in a museum. i seriously hope they have improved it.
the only time an A+ requirement came up was when I was told it was a pre-requisite for entry to server certification for IBM. Our corporate decided (probably over a game of golf) that we were to move from dell to IBM. IBM wouldn't let us open anything unless we were certified, so i had to go get one. They wouldn't waive the prerequisite even though i had 15 years experience by that time. So, as basic as it is, i'd say get it out of the way just in case. it won't kill you
@guyinpv community edition is unlimited and we had no use for the extra pro features, but yes, horses for courses.
@guyinpv odd, i have had no issues with clients, everything is done via https. as far as pricing goes, i use the free version and have about 30 users. no stability issues whatsoever.
@guyinpv seafile
been using it here for quite a while.
each user here has an upload link i store in active directory and it is added to each user's signature.
@wls-itguy it's anything with opposable thumbs that will follow instructions given over the phone without embellishment or omission.