Loads of LAMP resources out there. Linux is used for that so often that probably half of all projects use LAMP somewhere.

@Mike-Davis that's a huge pain! Why haven't they fixed that already?

I think that I'm too late, but I concur that rebuilding is better than trying to find a way to recover the out of sync node - just not worth it.

Stumbled on this today and wondering if anyone has looked at it.

https://www.hubspot.com/products/crm

@Dashrender said in Nextcloud AMA!!:

@Frank-Karlitschek said in Nextcloud AMA!!:

@RojoLoco As a server OS? We tried to do this in the past but PHP on Windows is just not very good. So the recommended way is to run a Linux VM on the Windows Server. This works fine.

And no licensing issues.

Linux on Windows is still on Windows. It still requires full Windows licensing.

@gjacobse said in Reboot your servers:

we have a pair that are on a schedule to reboot,... one is a SAP server that has print issues if running for two or three weeks without reboot. It's weird,.. but hey,... it's SAP.

Weird that it has managed to keep working for two weeks?

@DustinB3403 said in New Server for the office:

You may be able to get something from @scale within that price range, but I honestly don't know.

Isn't there a used one for sale around here?

@Tim_G said in New Server for the office:

@scottalanmiller said in New Server for the office:

@coliver said in New Server for the office:

I would say check out SuperMicro and xByte. They have loads of options available and the support to go along with it.

Same here. If I am buying servers these days, I pretty much only look at @ryan-from-xbyte xByte for Dell equipment or SuperMicro in markets where getting Dell is difficult (Canada!!) or when we need form factors that Dell does not provide. These are our two go to vendors.

Hmm, why xByte instead of going through a Dell rep? Pros / Cons?

Lower cost. Same support. So you either save money or you can get more for the money.

Atom is very nice. I have my GIT integrated into it to make things that much simpler.

I'll vote for Ubiquiti Unifi gear too.

What did they have to say when you explained the difference between a protocol and a physical connector?

It's all about the text files

@Farhad-Farahmand said in Elastix Call Back Feature:

only for internal calls . not inbound call or outbound call . simply you are calling my extension number . i am busy on another call . once i get free my extension should call your extension at that time .

Still, it would potentially be ringing people and interrupting them and then have no one calling them. How would that work?

That price is incredible. $1 for a DID and $.007 per minute for most calls. That's hard to beat. No line cap is cool, do they offer a pay ahead plan so that you have a cap on your spending in case of security issues?

@Giggiux said in Modern iPad security: the most secure endpoint ever?:

I don't think Google Chrome is a wrapper on top of Safari on iOS.

It is, all alternative iOS browsers are.

Freelance sites are the devil

You certainly have a few good choices. KVM does seem to be the one that has zero "I feel like I should pay someone" aspect to it.

@gjacobse said in Battling Ransome/Crypto-ware: Drive Shares:

There is a growing shift of practices to battle ransomware which looks for other drives to munch on, by not mapping network shares, the ransomware doesn't have anyplace to jump to, and therefore is isolated to the single computer it managed to get attached to - at least in theory and until they are written to start doing a blind search across the network for open ports / shares

But hasn't ransomware already been doing this for some time?

@aaronstuder said in What your favorite Desktop Environment?:

Sadly, Cinnamon doesn't play nice with Teamviewer

Does Gnome 3? The one is built on the other.

I'm a Cinnamon fan. Have not used TeamViewer, so lacking an opinion there.