@jt1001001 said in Exchange auto mapped account removal.:

Umm..Where was this like 2 weeks ago when I needed it? Thanks!!!

Hiding in the 3rd page of Google results, that's where!

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

having a conversation with another tech in a different department.
Looks like he's feeling the same way as I am with being fed up with company and tired of the Bullshit.
He said he's been ignored for 3 days now, where he asks a question on a software he is new to using.
The guys that's been here for 4 years doesnt seem to care about his career or growth so he's doing just fine, He said " it is how it is.. Nothing's really going to change it.."
Well I say forget that, We're getting a new GM coming august.
Let's see what happens around then, i suppose.

In the meantime, polish up that resume.

@SmithErick said in Outdoor SIP Phone:

https://www.cyberdata.net/collections/industrial-voip-phones

I'll make you one for half that price. Just don't ask me how it'll look yet!

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Started my day at 2:00 AM today. I also have to go buy a new car tonight.

I feel your pain... Just caffeinate until you can thread a sewing machine while it is running.

Or rescue everyone from a burning building.

@dafyre said in USG Pro 4 and our Company Security:

@RojoLoco said in USG Pro 4 and our Company Security:

@jmoore said in USG Pro 4 and our Company Security:

@wrx7m $75 a month, just internet though, nothing else bundled

Daaaaayum!!!! I pay the same for 150/25, internet only. Lucky so and so!

Still better than me... 100/10 for me.

Spectrum is the better of my 2 choices. The other is AT&T

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Got to love when an install goes wrong on a client's CEO machine.

Ouch.

It was simple to fix, just took way to long. Symantec Cloud being replaced with Sophos Cloud. Symantec didn't uninstall properly (no big surprise). To fix it, uninstall Symantec manually, reboot, uninstall Sophos, reboot, install Sophos, reboot. Now I've only got another 100 or so to do.

@Pete-S From everything I've read, the security concerns are not about the WebDAV protocol. Certain implementations of it did have issues, and how it's used can make a big difference.

Using it with a secured (HTTPS) connection to NextCloud should be fine. Even better if you have it behind a reverse proxy like so many of us here do.

How did this thread get so long without someone mentioning Jolly Rodger Phone Company? https://jollyrogertelephone.com/

@scottalanmiller said in How well does webdav work on windows clients?:

@travisdh1 said in How well does webdav work on windows clients?:

Using it with a secured (HTTPS) connection to NextCloud should be fine

We use this sometimes, and it works great.

I forgot to say, I use it with my Nextcloud install all the time. Works great when not at home, and no sync client to screw up file sync between all my devices.

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

About to have a conference call with a "Hyperconverged" specialist

I don't care what they call themselves, they're all sales with the same shady tactics.

@IRJ With selinux, you can always test by using sudo setenforce 0 as well, without needing to reboot.

@WrCombs said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

This is a weird one,
But has anyone ever worked in Sales on here?

Yes, and I'm horrible at it, but can more easily spot them now.

Reserved for nginx reverse proxy config.

This made me laugh, and reminded me of the dihydrogen monoxide thing. People are petitioning Netflix to take Good Omens off the air :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_closed_eyes:

https://www.themarysue.com/cancel-good-omens-netflix/?fbclid=IwAR12bwuxLylk6QKB_ioeXrhBd7oWaTqWE6JLLaoGZVNt7kYvvs0JMgnEoEY

Reserved for update process

@matteo-nunziati said in Follow along with Scott, Emily, Madeline, & Dominica on the Grand Tour of Europe 2:

@Dashrender said in Follow along with Scott, Emily, Madeline, & Dominica on the Grand Tour of Europe 2:

@matteo-nunziati said in Follow along with Scott, Emily, Madeline, & Dominica on the Grand Tour of Europe 2:

@scottalanmiller wow I really don't understand how you can travel so fast without losing your mind xD
Waiting for your news when you will see the night life in montecatini

vacation? Not a ton of need to stay in any one place more than 3 or 4 days.
and depending on the goals, 1 day might be enough.

Wow my standard holiday is 1 week in the same city (usually a major one) OR one day in minor cites. But he is moving all around a continent day after day

Scott has done this sort of thing a number of times before.

@Pete-S said in Install AWX on CentOS 7 with Docker:

@Emad-R said in Install AWX on CentOS 7 with Docker:

@travisdh1

+++

Many thanks for this I never heard of this project, glad finally we have UI for either SS or Ansible

The AWX project is upstream project for Red Hat's Ansible Tower.

https://www.ansible.com/products/awx-project/faq

Also has lots of Ansible playbooks available at https://galaxy.ansible.com/ to do all the things.

@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Greatest success from today's meeting: Personal and work E-mail inbox have been cleaned out.

Greatest fail of the week: New spiceworks install (ugh) email address used was in a distribution group that it was replying to itself in.

@IRJ said in Can someone help explain this alias part to me?:

This is actually a decent explanation of what I am trying to do:

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/108735-scanning-linux-devices-with-non-root-user

That original one, while technically correct, seems purposely made more difficult to me.

Ugh, that thread, don't name your custom script the same thing as the program being run, FFS.

This is where I have to ask, what exactly are you trying to accomplish? Just grab system information with dmidecode, or something different?

@CCWTech said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

What am I doing? Trying to explain basic networking to a Comcast "Tech support agent" so they can get our internet back up.

Ugh, good luck.