Posts made by StrongBad

I just replied to a deleted thread.

Avoiding work.

That sucks. Are things improving any?

Viper is a great choice.

Hey. I resemble that remark.

Maybe someone will tell Marzipan about this.

Wow, that has been forever. Really glad to see that that project didn't die off. Kudos to them.

This just makes me very unhappy.

Should go without saying, applies to RHEL 6 as well.

Was struggling with this today but finally tracked down how to get this working. Most websites have this for different versions of IPTables which will not work.

Here is what my CentOS brethren need to know. Just add this after the COMMIT line after the *filter section.

*nat
:PREROUTING ACCEPT [0:0]
:POSTROUTING ACCEPT [0:0]
:OUTPUT ACCEPT [0:0]
-A PREROUTING -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 8080
COMMIT

Where 80 is the port external users will use and 8080 is the port your internal process is listening on.

It's my real Friday!

You can't make it too easy on him. The challenges to getting up and running are part of the hazing process for the noobs.

@GregoryHall said:

I like Tor Tails a bootable ready to go Tor deployment. It even has a XP mode that makes Linux look like Windows XP so you can go incognito.
https://tails.boum.org/

Nice to see everyone!

Nice tip. Is there one that makes it look like a Compy 386?

Greetings and salutations.

@J1MM3RT said:

@StrongBad - So you are the REAL Strongbad!

Well I'm not the Cheat pretending to be StrongBad.

Now back to checkin' ma email.

I miss my Tandy 400. But even my Compy 386 was better at email than this thing.

Why did it change brainer to brainier. Ugh. Stupid iPhone autocorrect.

I work in the environment that possibly needs this the most, ever. Tons of meetings, always recorded and deep pockets so buying software to transcribe would be a no brainier if it were available and we don't do it. I'm pretty sure nothing on the market today can do this or do it well enough for people to actually spend money on it.

Getting a little late night work done and checkin' ma email....

@JaredBusch said:

@StrongBad said:

I neither have Windows nor a GUI. Just a BASH session that expects Control-C to be available.

I also have no problem with Ctrl + C in multiple CentOS virtual machines through the ESXi window. I am still using the thick client though. Not vSphere Center or whatever the web based thing is called.

Using the fat client here. How do you do it? Hitting Control-C does nothing and there is no menu option for sending them. What version of vSphere are you running?