What is your first CentOS project?

Almost ready for the weekend. Only a few hours to get through.

@DustinB3403 said in Yahoo! Sold to Verizon:

@StrongBad said in Yahoo! Sold to Verizon:

Now Verizon can offer low end, consumer email. Yay.

Except almost no one pays for personal email. You'd just get a free account from Yahoo or Google.

You mean from Verizon or Google!

Hmmm.... maybe Outlook 2003 is part of the issue

Even 7% is significant. You don't do that casually, that hits the news like a ton of bricks. Your customers see that as you having problems. Not an image anyone wants to project.

ML.... changing the world one feature at a time.

http://www.crn.com/news/data-center/300081758/sources-cisco-privately-bashes-new-nutanix-hyper-converged-ucs-offering-ahead-of-debut.htm

Well...that's not going to go over well.

Woot!

@Veet said in PowerShell is now open source:

So, would this make things a tad easier for a Windows-centric Admin, to manage a Linux machine?

More the other way around, for now. Linux people will have more access to Windows-access tools. But eventually, I'm sure PS will become fully functional on Linux making that easier, too.

Fail2Ban, that's always my first add on.

A $40 - $50 Android desktop would be a pretty fun toy.

@thanksaj said:

@StrongBad said:

@thanksaj said:

@MattSpeller said:

(also linux noob) Sounds like you're not saving the changes to the file you're editing???

Welcome to ML

Ditto this. If you're using CLI, it'd be

vi networking.conf

Then, when you're done with the changes, Esc followed by :wq and Enter. It sounds like you're making the changes but they aren't applying.

That's not normally where the configuration is. That's Ubuntu only, non-standard.

I was just using a generic name for the .conf file.

No single networking conf file in the Red Hat, Suse, Fedora world. It's by interface.

Good luck. Bon voyage.

@Dashrender said in Sophos False Positive with WinLogon.EXE:

other than webroot, who's had more false positives at my one client who uses them than panda that I have been running for 10+ years.

I'm not understanding your statement. This feels like only part of a sentence. Is this a question?

@voipmarkets said:

Linux is really hard uhhhh,..................................................

Not really, just like anything you have to learn it before using it. Windows is incredibly hard for Linux people who are used to the easy, simple world of configuration text files with all data nice and obvious. Windows is very complex by comparison.

Ozarks. 'Nuff said.