@gjacobse said in VNC Replacement solution:

It's widely known that after you install software you should - reboot.

While many application function at one hundred percent right after install, some do not.

noMachine is like that it would seem. Thanks to @stacksofplates for mentioning this simple but very effective fact.

While I had installed noMachine, I hadn't performed that task on either the host or viewer.

Thus far - it's been working as designed and across platforms. I still need to test via the iPad - where I had had so much issue previously.

Thanks again -

No problem!

@Dashrender said in Restrict access to parent folder but allow child folder access:

@Pete-S said in Restrict access to parent folder but allow child folder access:

@Dashrender said in Restrict access to parent folder but allow child folder access:

It's not just a list of all extensions, it's broken out into areas and departments, etc.

Yes, I imagine that would be the case for most companies.

The thing is that it would be helpful to have a system to manage it. Different companies, departments, persons or function will have different needs but a good system should be able to accommodate most of those needs with a minimal amount of work.

Integration between different system is what is need to avoid doing the same work in multiple places. The whole point of having things in a system instead of manually doing it, is to save time and provide organization and when possible automation.

I don't see a problem replacing files with better system on the technical level. But actually finding system that can get the job done without going with bespoke solutions can be tough. And bespoke software isn't cost effective in a lot of cases.

I think a paper copy only works until you're more than a page. We're still at a single page.

I think you can keep it going for quite some time - if you wanted to.

A long time ago I worked at a company that printed their own little phone book with all the internal extensions and numbers. It had maybe 30 pages or so.

Forgot to add. After adding a new extension mapping in the Endpoint Manager module and pressing send to phone, the phone does not receive a new extension. The phone remains with the old extension until the phone is rebooted, or you can manually download the configuration via autoprovision via the phone web interface

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@WrCombs said in Application error -:

@gjacobse , @notverypunny
system scan found corrupt files, rebooting now.
Says some were unable to be fixed but I'm gonna try a reboot and see what happens.

spinning wheel
said "some things didn't go as planned, undoing changes"

@scottalanmiller said in Website down, but only for organization Network:

I feel like if the site had funky PHP, that would take the site down for everyone.

If it is making a bad calls that are similar to logins, that would do it. Fail2Ban (or similar) look for errors from an IP address. So a single IP gets affected.

@IRJ said in Does this speak to you?:

@gjacobse said in Does this speak to you?:

In Dec I was informed I was going Month to Month at the end of the six months..

I think that's you're answer. They feel like they need to revaluate month to month. I would have argued for at least 3-6 month contracts or been looking to leave within a month or two max

I agree, that's your notice that you need to be actively looking. Month to month means that they AND you are supposed to evaluate the relationship every 30 days.

Hmm, now I'm thinking I probably should have installed Windows 11 instead...

Well, maybe not, I don't actually run it on anything else.

Yeah i know a former customer using SQL 2012 and he has since left. I have not tried SQL 2019 yet, i wish that i can work with that software.

Everything in the home lab is being upgraded tonight.

@amarendra said in My iOS scratch pad:

A blog where I randomly post about issues that I face. Rule of thumb if I face it twice better post it on the blog amarendrasingh dordle.

I shall sometimes put down on paper the challenges that I am now confronting. As a general guideline, I should definitely write about anything on the blog if it's something that I've encountered twice because it demonstrates that I'm competent in the topic.

@JaredBusch said in SIP Extension for Maintenance Staff in Noisy Environment:

@scottalanmiller said in SIP Extension for Maintenance Staff in Noisy Environment:

@pmoncho said in SIP Extension for Maintenance Staff in Noisy Environment:

@JaredBusch said in SIP Extension for Maintenance Staff in Noisy Environment:

I have one of these.
https://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-SDW-5066-507024-Double-Sided/dp/B07P68C84D

The noise cancellation works really good. I don't know about factory floor good, but real good.

Do you find the (roughly) 500' range to be accurate? I only need 100' but with a few walls in between.

Walls hit Bluetooth pretty hard.

The model I linked is DECT.

Oh okay, those work even better.