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While I agree in general with you, I have to disagree in a case like this. I would suggest, https://wheniwork.com works fine for me and it is free for the projects I've used it was better than our "free" spreadsheets and word docs which were 100x more painful to deal with.

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Here are steps i followed.

Exported valid cert to pfx format. Remember the export pw for later. I used a recently renewed 3 year wildcard cert for our domain. I used this one for Exchange CRM, now JIRA because reasons. Copy pfx file to a place on linux server, i made a folder called /certificates copy pfx over existing pfx file in /etc/pki/CA/certs/domain.com/domain.com.pfx Open server.xml file located in
/jiraapplicationfolder/jira/conf/server.xml
Find the blob of text that begins "To run JIRA via HTTPS:" blahblah, a bit farther down <Connector port="yourhttpsport" protocol="org.apa...

Find the following parameters, change to correct values in server.xml.
keystoreFile="path/to/pfx"
keystorePass="exported private key pw"
Restart tomcat, or the whole server if you want.
Your cert is now updated.

@momurda said in Getting a version of certbot that works on debian stretch:

9., the main repo still at .10

Got it, I didn’t see the title too I see it says Stretch, I should have known.

You would need 100x power for 10x the range(like in my example) if i remember radio wave math correctly. And that wouldnt help you receive farther from a regular rfid chip either.

For home and business purposes I only buy Samsung. Got burned by some other brands and some no name brands before, ain't worth the time or my sanity.

clock set date <mm/dd/yyyy>
clock set time <hh:mm:ss>

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

@momurda said in Volume License Center:

@coliver Nope, not for over a year. Also havent logged in since last year either though.

Agreements expire, but I've never lost access. I've not seen new until I add them sometimes though.

@momurda said in How long to keep people's AD/Exchange accounts:

Yes i have a process i want to follow too but cant.
3 years after people have not worked here, they still have an email and i think it is stupid AF.

and where is that email going? Who's looking at the old message, responding to the new?

@momurda said in SSL TLS options in Windows registry:

Yes, how did i not know about this tool before? Amazing software. I will be doing this tonight after hours. Going to first test on a rarely used webserver now.

I have been using for years, it is a great tool but as @JaredBusch it can break a lot of software.

Yep, sure do. You have to add hex together in order to get the proper value in order to keep 1.0, 1.1,and 1.2 working

I will randomly do it if I happen to think of and have the spare moment to do so. Mostly I get no responses. But I have had an occasional non-automated response.

@momurda said in php72 on Fedora:

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/php72
This still isnt available in Fedora without adding remi-repo.

Current status Targeted release: Fedora 28 Last updated: 2018-03-02 Tracker bug: #1474939

Certainly this isnt true, end of year before it is added?

They can't add it before Fedora 28 comes out. Fedora is not a rolling release, so you can't add a new PHP until the new release is out. We've known that it couldn't come till Fedora 28 since Fedora 27 announced its PHP version like eight months ago.

For those old enough, you will remember the big "Genuine Intel" and "AMD Clone" stuff of the 1990s and 2000s. Well, since AMD64 is the architecture now and Intel is the clone, they have a lot of their own marketing to live down. Now it's genuine AMD and Intel is the clone. So decades of mocking clones as being garbage and only the owner of an architecture is supposed to be any good, Intel is now the clone and will be for the indefinite future - no one expects a new architecture to come for a really long time. So now Intel tries to pretend that they are somehow involved in the architecture when they were so adamantly opposed to the idea when it was first introduced and would have nothing to do with it.

It should be called the "in spite of Intel architecture."

@momurda said in Blocking phone numbers:

rally i have found the numbers are sold or used in blocks of a few contiguous numbers like 123-1230 123-1231 123-1232 etc if the operation is serious about their fraud.
The portal for our voip provider makes this incredibly easy to do.

I do block some numbers and anonymous calls, but as stated above if they want to keep coming, it will come with the same 201-xxx phone number and they just randomize it. (That's my case).

The PDFs linked in this article are quite detailed.
IP addresses, file names, file hashes, dns names.
Powershell script names, exe names with details of how it all works together.
Pretty damning stuff here.

+1 to an auto response like Tim_G said. At least that would inform senders about the issue.

Content filtering comes to mind 🙂

@tim_g said in Python Print() Syntax:

@tim_g said in Python Print() Syntax:

@scottalanmiller said in Python Print() Syntax:

@tim_g said in Python Print() Syntax:

@scottalanmiller said in Python Print() Syntax:

@tim_g said in Python Print() Syntax:

@momurda said in Python Print() Syntax:

Say i want to print some stuff to terminal screen

name = "matt" dob = "1980" print(name,dob) print(name + " ",dob)

Result is the same. Is there a reason Thonny chooses to teach me method 2? Is it just to illustrate concatenation with strings and variables in print function?

For comparison, this is how I'd do that same code in PHP:

<?php $name = 'tim'; $year = '2018'; echo $name . " " . $year; ?>

Well, that's how you'd do it in PHP that is encapsulated inside of HTML. Not really how PHP does it exactly.

What's it matter... anything inside of the PHP tags is being parsed by PHP.
That's how you do it also in a PHP file with no html. I'm not sure what your point is.

PHP is often taught as only existing inside HTML, rather than being its own language. It can be very confusing. The average person using PHP doesn't even realize that you can run PHP scripts.

I've been using PHP to output html. Where PHP is understanding html too, rather than the other way.

It can do anything really. Most PHP is that way I seen, rather than being inside of an html file.

Unless I'm doing it wrong...

Nearly all PHP is written to be called by a web server. PHP can do anything, but it's so commonly used as a file on a web server that it is almost exclusively assumed to be what it is being used for.

@dbeato said in Windows Event Viewer Filter:

@momurda said in Windows Event Viewer Filter:

@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.

QB has the invoice then and the CRM can make the order again 🙂

But QB. . . gah