@JaredBusch said in Pi-hole dumps on Fedora:

@stacksofplates said in Pi-hole dumps on Fedora:

@JaredBusch said in Pi-hole dumps on Fedora:

@stacksofplates said in Pi-hole dumps on Fedora:

Just run it in a container and none of this matters.

Pi-Hole's docker version was not a well done container 3 years ago when I implemented this solution. It was by no means a good idea at the time.

Well I just meant going forward.

That gets into different issues since Fedora went with podman. I haven't done much tinkering with it yet to see how compatible things are.

It's a drop in replacement. It doesn't use the Docker socket so you can't use things like docker-compose, but I don't necessarily see that as a bad thing. Any normal tasks should be the same. There's people who have said they aliased podman to docker and never noticed a difference.

@black3dynamite said in Ansible facts nested variable syntax preference:

Looks like Bracket notation is best choice instead of dot.

Bracket notation always works. Dot notation can cause problems because some keys collide with attributes and methods of python dictionaries. Use bracket notation if you use keys which start and end with two underscores (which are reserved for special meanings in python) or are any of the known public attributes:

Overlooked that in the documentation. While it's less efficient to type [' and '] rather than ., I'll live with it. 🙂

@dbeato said in Substantial OnPremise Exchange Vulnerabilities announced yesterday Patch Immediately:

@DustinB3403 Yeah, Exchange 2013 and over. You have to also be on the last 2 Cumulative Updates from Exchange 2013, 2016 or 2019. For 2019 You only can get the updates through Microsoft Volume Licensing.

Yeah, a customer attempted an update from 2016 CU15.1 to CU19, it errored out on the last step, they restored (bad move) and had some mail flow issues for a bit.

But they are back online now

@Fredtx said in Cisco Access Point Install Help (AIR-AP18321-B-K9):

Appreciate everyone's help. I may be posting more often, because I'm getting exposed to a lot of technology I'm not familiar with. LOL

Awesome

@Pete-S said in Adding 2FA to BookStack Wiki:

And if the client for instance use google for email (workplace) then they already have an SSO solution without needing anything extra.

They have no SSO source right now.

Updated Nextcloud from 20.0.7 to 20.0.8 today and the problem went away.

Not the answer, but an answer.

Going to give this a try tomorrow.

@JaredBusch said in Anyone using CrowdSec?:

This looks like a good tool. If it is performant at high volume that will be a huge improvment over fail2ban.

I am a little concerned about the global block process. But I assume they have that addressed someplace. I only read this page, nothing else yet.

yeah, that's what gave me pause too.

But definitely seems like a cool idea.

What I want to know is who's footing the bill for the centralized collection of these IPs and redistribution.

@Pete-S said in Application window is invisible after sleep:

@JaredBusch said in Application window is invisible after sleep:

@Dashrender said in Application window is invisible after sleep:

Here's one of the comments from that thread, not in the article itself

Select the program in the task bar Hold down the Alt key and press space. The window menu should appear on the border of the screen. If it doesn’t, the window is minimized. In that case, start again. Select ‘Move’ Press any arrow key. Move the mouse to position the window. Click (only) when the position is right

This is a standard process I use almost every day when connected to a desktop via ScreenConnect when the user has multiple screens. Because I don't want all of their screens filling up my view, I only have one active to me. The above is simply a normal way to "grab" a window that is on another "monitor".

Edit: I don't use ALT+Space because remote. but you can get the same thing by hovering over the preview and right clicking..

Once you hit move you get the cross hairs arrows.. but until you hit an arrow key the window is not hooked on to the mouse.

It can be shorted down to Alt+space M right_arrow. I make it a many, many times every day. Going from 40" to 15" has that effect.

I didn't know about Alt + space until I read about it today.

I've done that move thing before, but it's been years.

@black3dynamite was it stated that LDAP Bind for all users are required?

@Pete-S said in MariaDB Package Issues While Updating from CentOS 7 to CentOS 8:

But nobody in their right mind...

...uses LTS releases. So we have to accept we are working from a crippled situation anytime that this comes up. It means we are already dealing with politics over function. So knowing that, it should explain why we have to deal with what we have to deal with. Would have been super fast to do a fresh install.

But you'd not do a fresh install of CentOS 8 or Streams if it wasn't for politics. We'd be putting in Fedora, Ubuntu, or OpenSuse. So not getting to do a fresh install is just one artefact of many when doing what's best for the application platform isn't what drives decision making.

@DustinB3403 said in Microsoft Hid Known Vulnerability According to Senator:

@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Hid Known Vulnerability According to Senator:

@Dashrender said in Microsoft Hid Known Vulnerability According to Senator:

you're saying that they can't ever be wrong in their releases?

No, I'm saying that whether right or wrong is irrelevant. That it happened is what matters. Deciding if it happened accidentally or on purpose is a different discussion. Things that happen on accident doesn't make them not have happened.

Like teen pregnancy....

LOL, exactly.

Last commit on this package was from before the OP. Seems like this died on the vine, sadly.

I'm guessing the sort by date is an error that has crept in (like the overlapping printer issue they had for over 3 years).

I've noticed it shorts by date for the last several months or more... in my case it has worked out, but I can see where others wouldn't want it.

@siringo said in Sell the business??:

Thanks everyone for the input, it has helped with a few things.

There is documentation to hand over, it does need some updating which is what I'm doing.

Let's forget selling the business, I've thought more about this and realise it is something that won't happen.

Wondering what others think of this? How much responsibility should the client take / should have taken, for them not to have ended up in this situation?

it's completely on them. They choose their IT support.

@travisdh1 said in Run ls as another user?:

@Pete-S said in Run ls as another user?:

@travisdh1 said in Run ls as apache user?:

@Pete-S said in Run ls as another user?:

What's the easiest way to run ls as the apache user (which you can't login as)?

su -u apache ls

Did you mean sudo or su?

Because you can't do su apache . You get "This account is currently not available.".

I know the -u apache is needed to run a command as a user from su or sudo. I'm thinking the issue might be with the apache account being set to nologin in /etc/passwd. Just be sure to change the shell entry in passwd back when you finish up.

-u is the user for either, but sudo is a loginless command and su uses login. To use su like you are thinking, you also need -c to make it a single command. Both will work, but only sudo will work for a non-login user like this without the -c

@Pete-S thanks for pointing this out, it does look good, I'd like to test it out.
I'm suspecting that since it's a file copy operation from Windows, there'll be nothing like auto-reconnect, retry on reconnect etc etc?

@scottalanmiller said in Cellular backup options:

@AdamF said in Cellular backup options:

@dbeato said in Cellular backup options:

@AdamF said in Cellular backup options:

@scottalanmiller Yeah, Our team, when working from home, likes to RDP into their PCs at the office. They use either traditional VPN, or Zerotier. Some of them claim to have issues with Zerotier, claiming it is "slow" for them. I never use traditional VPN anymore and I only use Zerotier if I have to RDP to anything at the office. I never experience slowness of any kind with Zerotier.

Yeah, change is "hard" 🙂

🙂 Zerotier is was such a game changer for us. Remember the old MPLS / pay a fortune days? DO NOT miss those.

I've never had to deal with that. We had better options than MPLS before MPLS hit the market. Even by 2000 we had ways to handle that stuff well without MPLS.

Yeah I only dealt with MPLS in a larger global company I worked for previously. They spend SOOO much money on AT&T managed WAN connections. Like insane amounts of money.