In the year 2018 Microsoft Event Viewer is unable to filter events by username.
Seriously, what the fuck?

1. Enable file auditing for a folder to find out who is deleting stuff.
2. Go to Event Viewer>Security -- oh there are a bunch of Detailed File Share events now, that is exactly what i want. Open one, see a username, the file they opened/changed/deleted, good.
3. Action Pane > Filter Current Log > Username field, type in username of a user that is listed in one of the Detailed File Share events. 0 results returned. Check with a different, valid username. 0 results returned.
4. Rage and Rant here.

@dustinb3403 said in Windows Event Viewer Filter:

Are these PDF copies of your invoices? Why isn't your invoicing system keeping record of these?

Invoicing system, what is that?
These pdfs are generated sales orders in CRM that the finance people turn into invoices to send out to customers. They use QB to do that currently, but we are implementing an ERP which hopefully will automate this 1960s workflow.

This looks fake.
Zero technical details on the website or whitepaper.
The website is new.
The CFO is a hedge fund manager.

Need to go find whoever did this and beat them.

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Summary Info:
   Ticket       IP Address       Offense Date/time     Customer ID         Circuit ID    Download Data  
         2018-03-13 22:51:24            ETH1000  Star Wars: The Last Jedi  

@black3dynamite said in clear linux, how to run as vm?:

Does Clear Linux only work on Intel Architecture?

Nope, it works well with AMD. Phoronix has a benchmarking article, it smokes all other distros with AMD Epycs/Ryzen.

I am going to try and upgrade my XS 7.2 test lab today.

Upgrade works. Xencenter 7.4 refuses connetion to xcp-ng. Installing XO from the xcp-ng console.
The deployed xoa vm is working just fine. When you deploy this it doesnt ask when interface you want to use and wants to use dhcp. If your Network0 interface doesnt do dhcp assign a IP here for XO vm. You can change network interface and IP later.
From what i can tell there is no issue other than XenCenter not working and my lack of xp with XO.

Currently trying to make a vm and i get some instructions about changing a template to a vm after i have created one and try to boot the installer ISO from remote repo. Probably just missed a checkbox when making the vm.

This does have some interesting stuff.
You can see all certificates on a server quite easily. You can filter by expired ones. Tons of those on my DCs for some reason.
You can do Remote Desktop from this console so it could replace rdcman possibly.
You can disable certain Event log types from this as well.

Oh i see, you do it for one license agreement and then it shows you all your stuff.
Must have been something happened that made me reverify with them.

you can try
testparm /etc/samba/smb.conf
to see if there is an error in the config
If not, something else is wrong.

Just figured this out.
The AD account i use to set up the ldap logins get locked out(bad shift key) and this happens.

company prefix-department-machine number
abc-eng-01
abc-sales-03
abc-cs-04

@rojoloco Yes i do chat support whenever possible to avoid this. IME reading and writing foreign language much easier than speaking.

This just seems a pain.
The install of jira i have here has an untrusted(Symantec) cert. It is only used by internal users, but id like the cert warnings to go away as these will soon be reported in all browsers.
Not only does jira run as a JVM, it runs on tomcat as well. Ugh.
It also seems whoever set this up initially didnt set this up the way Atlassian recommends.
There is no .keystore file under the jira user /home. Or on the system anywhere.
By looking through the JIRA server.xml file i see the cert it is using located:
/etc/pki/CA/certs/mydomain.com/mydomain.com.pfx

Now my question, if i have a newer valid mydomain.com.pfx cert file can i just replace it here, with no other configuration, restart jira and new cert will be served? Or must i use keytool provided in $jiraapp/jre/bin/ folder to do this?

lets-encrypt may not work right here, this is still Centos 6.9 server i dont think le works with Centos 6. Migrating jira to something like centos7/fedora may be an option.

Try this

msiexec /i "jre10filename.msi" /q ENTERPRISE=YES

Just a long shot, obviously change it to the msi file name for java10.

@wrx7m I think that happen if you have UAC settings higher than default. A regular user may be able to pass cred check for some settings like task manager, but not Perf Monitor, which requires admin. Or you done messed up a GPO.

Updates/upgrades
It is currently impossible to go from Centos 6>7, and will be impossible to go from 7>8 unless I missed that feature.
Fedora lets you do this. It is the only reason I use fedora over centos.

This would work on prem exchange. Probably works with a tweak for o365.
Get-mailbox | get-inboxrule | remove-inboxrule

Fixed by ditching ubuntu, my SOP today with ubuntu based installers and setups.
First try on debian, works with one warning about optional fsevents component.
This component only seems to be for osx so not sure why it is being triggered here during the install.

@xylems He means you installed it wrong, and that you wont be able to fix it.
I agree.
If you want the easy way to make this get the Ubuntu 1804 server iso and choose Nextcloud at the end. It will install nextcloud for you.
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/server
Or follow @JaredBusch guide verbatim.