@jameswatt said in Known issue with Unifi Access points and 4.3.24.11355 FW:
The fact that I have lost 2 months over this issue, and it's still happening, is absolutely absurd.
The absurd thing is that you have not simply rolled back the firmware to the prior working version.
@JasGot said in Favorite VoIP Conference Room phone?:
@Dashrender said in Favorite VoIP Conference Room phone?:
Fanvil u5x
Customer wants conference phone that look like the three sided ones from other mfrs.
My customers like the Yealink CP series when buying now.
https://www.yealink.com/products_list_7.html#filter2
A lot of people also have the Polycom Soundstation line if they owned them for a while.
Poly's current model is the Trio, but I have not used one yet (because no customers have bought one).
https://www.poly.com/us/en/products/phones/conference-phones
@JasGot said in Favorite VoIP Conference Room phone?:
@JaredBusch said in Favorite VoIP Conference Room phone?:
Yealink CP series
This is where I am leaning. Do any of your customers use the wireless mics? Are they worthwhile?
Not yet. One customer with a largish room opted to not get them and has reported no problems yet. Been a little over a year.
@Dashrender said in Registrar Dotster when domains expire:
A friend's companies domain recently expired, it was registered through Dotster.
Upon expiration Dotster redirected all traffic to their own servers, then forwarded the traffic onto the original DNS entries.
At first this appeared that someone else might have bought the domain and setup a MiTM attack, luckily it was the registrar hoping in the middle.I don't really consider this a good solution, what do you guys think?
They have a FAQ on this
https://www1.dotster.com/help/article/domain-faqs#no_renew
and it does mention they will redirect the website to an expired page, but nothing about redirecting everything through their own servers, then onto the expected ones.
They abandoned the domain. Dotster can do whatever they want.
I'll try and make a cleaner guide later..
Is this perfect? No. but it is how I was able to get it setup to work.
The manual leave out quite a bit of specifics. on how to do things, but goes into detail on the technical of things.
Better answer is What is the purpose of this idea even?
Just browse via plex.
There is no point in having multiple copies on various NC servers.
@scottalanmiller said in Gophemeral:
Nice
ID: 290080036515480068
Password: sbMo9N7ojt-wdChJ8lVqAsgs18PUjz_n
@JasGot said in FANVIL Deskphone setting for dialing:
@JaredBusch said in FANVIL Deskphone setting for dialing:
Also, one can only assume that it matches in order sequentially.
The manual contradicts itself. In one section it says if a number matches more than one dial plan rule, no rules are applied. In another section it says if a number matches more than one rule, the first rule is applied.
I don't see any way to re-index the rules. So I guess you have to delete and re-create in order.
Maybe I can export, modify, and import to sort the rules. Dumb.
Probably need to get a fanvil developer to start hanging out here...
If I was using this phone I would have it all in provisioning files. so I would fix it there and tell the phone to update with a sip notify.
@Carnival-Boy said in Access 2003 in a 2021 World???:
So I understand you, you're talking about designing and developing a bespoke ERP system in-house? So general ledger, receivables, payables, purchasing, sales, inventory, manufacturing? From scratch?
The parts of the ERP they actually need yes.
His point is that most companies don’t need all of those pieces in the ERP because some of them are handled in a different thing.
@Dashrender said in Access 2003 in a 2021 World???:
Potentially one of the biggest hurdles is getting their old data out.
Potentially, but not likely.
Those systems are mostly just formatted text records. The only hard part is knowing the data structure and then you just write something to parse it all out out.
I've done it before with a Baby36 system that had a full package wrote in RPG II.
@Carnival-Boy said in Access 2003 in a 2021 World???:
@scottalanmiller said in Access 2003 in a 2021 World???:
That kind of budget would easily get you a full time crew of three people, if not more, that create exactly what you want and are there to develop, improve, update, tweak, etc. for forever.
It feels like you believe in outsourcing IT but insourcing ERP. But all the arguments you've made regarding outsourcing IT equally apply to ERP, if not more so. I feel you're taking a contradictory position.
My experience may be skewed, but in my experience, many companies (that are not on the fortune list) that get custom bespoke software don't hire the developers directly. They pay a small development firm to write something for them.
@Skyetel said in Phone Outages for February 19, 2021:
Skyetel’s President is addressing this personally, and all options are on the table. He’s, uh, pretty upset.
Hahhhaahahahahhah
@IRJ said in Notification mail in linux?:
@Pete-S said in Notification mail in linux?:
Or is email perhaps not a good way to get notifications when there is a problem?
Maybe email in this manner is old-skool and it would be better to use something else?
Like external log server, system monitoring (Zabbix) perhaps?Yeah I would use SIEM. Then you'd create and manage your alerts from there. You could send to email, slack, etc.
You can use postfix for alerting as JB mentioned. I use postfix on the my personal servers because I don't manage enough to justify a SIEM.
I don’t use it for alerts. I use it for normal email notification stuff. It is all filed into a folder that is never read unless there is an issue. It is there for historical research.
For alerting, you want something not email from the server that has the problem, because odds are better than zero that it will not be able to send it.
@travisdh1 I need the local output still, that why it’s creating a text log file. I want that log file emailed to me, not simply the output of the script piped to the mail command. I did assume that I would use the mail command, like I said I have not had the time to look it up yet (the syntax).
Edited to de-Sirify the post.
So, no time to deal with updating and testing the script, today.
But since such a simple post, posted to hopefully generate a conversation, did not do anything helpful....
The basic mail syntax to send an email and attachment is
echo "Some Message Body Text" | mail -s "Some Subject Line" [email protected] -A file.txt
@stacksofplates said in I need this script to email the log it generates:
Another plus for an API is that snmp is commonly blocked from providers and only enabled with some kind of request.
Also if you want to integrate any other notification (text, telegram notification, slack, etc) it would be trivial to add with this approach.
Not saying API is the best way, but it definitely has advantages.
I have not had time to look at what you posted yet but I plan on it thank you
So, I want to add a storage location to ProxMox for manual backup use, as well and anything else I want to have visible in the GUI, but not on the actual local storage.
The remote storage is on the same LAN right now, but might move to a colo.
What is the best solution? NFS?
@DustinB3403 said in Adding remote storage to Proxmox:
Proxmox Backup Server".
This requires a separate bare metal machine.
Yes Aaron, I know it can technically be a VM, but that is not the intended design
@WrCombs said in Ipad guru for Site connectivity issue:
he looked me dead in the eye and said "does that make sense?"
and your answer?
@Pete-S said in Pi-hole dumps on Fedora:
Normal Ubuntu yes, but that is why an LTS version exists.
just no.