@Texkonc said in Exchange Database and User Login Report Marriage:

How can I marry these two scripts?

You need to be ordained and then have them exchange rings.

@Woti said in Fedora 31 Server, podman and SELinux:

@stacksofplates said in Fedora 31 Server, podman and SELinux:

@Woti said in Fedora 31 Server, podman and SELinux:

Hei, I wanted to try your solution. Først, I wanted to run meg container setup but I get this error:

systemctl --user status container-easyepg.service
Failed to connect to bus: No such file or directory

I haven't changed anything since the last time and the container file exists...
I can start it in Cockpit but not in the console. Strange...

I figured out: I need to issue the above command as user not as root.
Is it wrong to issuer this command as user? I setted up podman to use easyepg as user not as root.
Maybe that's why the container not starts during boot?

Which podman owner are you using @stacksofplates : user or root?

I'm using user but not that way. I put the service in /etc/systemd/system and set a user in the unit file. So I still start it with sudo systemctl restart plex but systemd uses the user defined in the unit file to run the service.

Okay. I have mine in /home/user/.config... one or another hidden directory created by podman generate commando.
Stupid question maybe: but what is the unit file?

It's the .service file. They're called units because there's a handful of different types (service, timer, path, target, etc)

@krisleslie said in Looking for an Employee Vacation Calendar:

Hey guy's I've had time to play with ICEHRM, Odoo, Sentrifugo and a few others. Has any come to a consensus as a "staple" app to choose from? I'm leaning more toward ERPNext since it is customizable (now that I figured out some of their data model).

I liked ERPNext when I used it for my consulting work. I never used the vacation stuff though.

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller because we're 5 months into the year?

it's not funny when you try to rationally think about it.

it's a joke.

But I don't get the joke because 400 errors can be found by division into any year. A joke is only funny if it makes sense. If the joke depends on people "not getting it" and just laughing because they are confused, that's not a joke. I get not over analyzing jokes as they depend on a certain suspension of disbelief. But there has to be a basis for the joke in the first place. The core of this joke is that "5" is the magic number and by applying that magic number to the year, it becomes something funny.

But that the 5 is totally without foundation means that the foundation of the joke is missing. The suspension of disbelief would be understanding that you don't dig into that 2020 is arbitrary based on a randomly assigned calendaring system, that the number didn't always come out to be 2020, etc. We don't dig into that stuff for the joke. But the 5 is the joke. It's the whole joke. If the 5 isn't significant, the joke literally doesn't exist.

If you can reword the joke to be "did you know 404 can be dividied into any rational number?", that's not funny. And that there are tons and tons of error codes using HTML errors so every year has a joke like this makes it even less meaningful.

To make a joke like this would require...

1. That the thing wrong with the year is related to the 404 error (missing / not found), not just being an error since essentially every number is an error. The joke only works if the specific error of 404 relates.
2. That the modifier "5" be in some way significant to make it at least a perceived "coincidence."

That's just basic joke making.

You can see... the assumption about what would make this a joke takes so much work, it was all missed. A joke should be obvious, it should require tons of explanation to find what's supposed to be the funny part.

It was funny to me,
You over analyzed the joke. Bad joke or not I thought it was worth sharing, apparently I was wrong.

I chuckled.

@Woti said in Fedora 31 Server, podman and SELinux:

Hei, I wanted to try your solution. Først, I wanted to run meg container setup but I get this error:

systemctl --user status container-easyepg.service
Failed to connect to bus: No such file or directory

I haven't changed anything since the last time and the container file exists...
I can start it in Cockpit but not in the console. Strange...

I figured out: I need to issue the above command as user not as root.
Is it wrong to issuer this command as user? I setted up podman to use easyepg as user not as root.
Maybe that's why the container not starts during boot?

Which podman owner are you using @stacksofplates : user or root?

I'm using user but not that way. I put the service in /etc/systemd/system and set a user in the unit file. So I still start it with sudo systemctl restart plex but systemd uses the user defined in the unit file to run the service.

@Dashrender said in WYSIWYG HTML editors:

I found this editor today.

https://codepen.io/sirinity/pen/dDsLx

OK OK OK this is a table editor for html, so here

https://htmlg.com/html-editor/
but this has an ad on it every 30 seconds.

do you have any web based ones to share?

Jsfiddle is similar to codepen. If you want locally I believe vscode had a real time preview window. Not wysiwyg but both similar to codepen. There's some old wysiwyg tools like Dreamweaver and another I cant think of but most people shy away from those now.

@scottalanmiller said in WYSIWYG HTML editors:

@manxam said in WYSIWYG HTML editors:

@scottalanmiller : Not sure what you mean by a table editor?

Not sure what's confusing. He linked a table editor. That's all it does. That's what it is.

The first link is clearly not a table editor. He linked to a pen someone wrote that's called "simple table without outer border". Its like a GitHub gist. Its just an example of an HTML table, you could literally write anything in it.

@travisdh1 said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@stacksofplates said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@IRJ said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@Grey said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@valentina said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

watching this rn

Porn?

Some do consider 802.11 wireless standards as pr0n. It didn't quite do it for me, though. I prefer IRQ channels and dip swithces . I like old school pr0n, what can i say?

Flash me like your EPROM baby.

This is a public and professional forum. Not a place for your smut images.

@IRJ said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@Grey said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

@valentina said in 802.11 Wireless Standards - CompTIA A+ 220-1001:

watching this rn

Porn?

Some do consider 802.11 wireless standards as pr0n. It didn't quite do it for me, though. I prefer IRQ channels and dip swithces . I like old school pr0n, what can i say?

Flash me like your EPROM baby.

However you can have just one repository for your backups. So it's not like you need a separate direcory for reach client, you can back everything up into one repo.