@JaredBusch Yes - I've done that a few times. I'm running with the default LVM. I think it might be a little less picky about CPU options (during a migration) than raw KVM too. Though I definitely don't have enough data to say that with lots of confidence.

We had the same issue with this firmware version. A reboot restored things for us, on all but one AP. I pushed 4.3.21.11325 back to them all, and life returned to normal. I found it odd that they ran for over 3 days on 4.3.24.11355 before an issue was noticed in the warehouse.

@Obsolesce haha are you being serious?

@JaredBusch said in Security Information Event Management (SIEM): This is not because Elastic is bad, it is because it is complex. Which is why it is a poor solution for people like @JasGot Unless a person has the time to really learn elastic and how to do things well, it jsut turns into a mess. Yea, I'm not in the mood to learn something that complex for a one off.

@bnrstnr said in Non-IT News Thread: @pmoncho said in Non-IT News Thread: @bnrstnr said in Non-IT News Thread: @pmoncho said in Non-IT News Thread: No room to do that here. Just look at the map of keystone, correspond that with Buffett's railway line, add that to the realization that some of the oil will only go by rail and some will not leave Canada. In Canada it will likely travel by rail up north. Now hop over to gurufocus.com, look up the investors to find the companies they own. This sounds like a theory to me... but may actually be facts. I'm unsure at this point because you are so unbiased and factual that my brain doesn't know how to proceed. I will consult Q, please hold. Just so we are on the same page at this moment. Three facts I thought we were disputing: Keystone Pipeline XL Permit cancellation - Fact is, jobs were lost. My comment you posted from yesterday about Impeachment. - Fact, Impeachment is a charge only (aka Indictment). No trial, no one has been proven guilty, nothing other than a piece of paper the House drew up with charges on it. Comment of Pipeline "Causing an insane amount of environmental harm is an unknown but possible." It is fact that the pipeline XL is not built. If any of those are not facts please explain. As for the money flow, that is theory and never stated that as a fact. Highly probable though and investors are linking it too. Facts are just so difficult, man. Maybe I think it's a fact that the Earth is roundish, your facts might say it's flat, so whose facts are actual facts? I can't believe I'm biting... again... but here goes The vast majority of pipeline jobs are temporary. Thousands more jobs may disappear the minute the pipeline is done; the construction jobs, the supply chain jobs AND people that have been transporting the oil thus far. If the pipeline didn't streamline the process they wouldn't do it to begin with. So facts? Meh. I don't believe you have real supporting evidence to show that even 100 jobs were lost as of this minute. For all we know a thousand lawyers just got hired to fight the order... Impeachment is just charges, which no one was arguing, but "nothing else?" Meh. I disagree. I think there's more to it than that. Tangible things? Maybe not. It's still on Trumps record for being the best, most greatest, highest impeached, ever, in the history of ever... But yeah, if the mob owns the jury, charges mean nothing. I'll concede this one. Kudos. Define environmental harm. Maybe global warming isn't real. Or maybe bulldozers through sacred land doesn't count. If you do an image search for "Keystone XL Construction" one might construe that as "insane environmental harm" and that's not even considering all the potential things that may, or may not, go wrong once it's functional. So facts? Meh. Do you also believe that Bill Gates is putting microchips in the covid vaccines.

@Romo said in Unifi AP Export: @hobbit666 You mean issues talking about the whole controller or using the api clients? The api clients where not meant to be used directly in the controller. My personale controller is still on Debian 9, and my desktop is Kubuntu 20.04, this is where I connected from using unificontrol Think this is where i was getting confused i was trying to run it from the controller itself. I'll try again tomorrow.

@DustinB3403 said in The future of the CentOS Project is CentOS Stream: @jclambert Yeah we discussed this yesterday here. It's to little to late though for many though as IBM has burnt those bridges. Yeah, if this was the plan all along, it should have been announced at the same time. What it looks like now is a management panic reaction to public outcry after they've already lost a large percentage of the user base.

@junaidmehmood take a screenshot of your XOA webpage so I can verify some things.

Youtube Video Half of these songs are from my high school days. One of my favorite bands of the time.

@stacksofplates said in Is Open Source Really So Much More Secure By Nature: @DustinB3403 said in Is Open Source Really So Much More Secure By Nature: @IRJ said in Is Open Source Really So Much More Secure By Nature: @DustinB3403 said in Is Open Source Really So Much More Secure By Nature: The point of bring in someone like myself, @JaredBusch If you wanted to do that properly you should've added the Jackass... I can ship you a Snickers if you need it, Betty White. If I were Betty White I would've whipped your butt by now. She's a bad ass.

@bnrstnr seems uncalled for since it seems to just be an issue for me

You can find rouge DHCP with Wireshark. All kind of strange issues actually. https://www.wireshark.org/ You just need to know how the protocol works. If you have two DHCP servers competing, you'll see two DHCP server offers from two different IPs.

@scottalanmiller said in New to Linux Administration: RHEL-Based or Debian-Based OS: I agree, both is the obvious choice. But to truly answer the question, I'd focus on Ubuntu (not Debian) and then RHEL. Debian is great, but it is Ubuntu specifically that has the market. Yes, almost the same is never the same as exactly the same.

@JaredBusch said in PCI bus error: @DustinB3403 said in PCI bus error: @JaredBusch said in PCI bus error: @hobbit666 said in PCI bus error: What OS will you be installing? Proxmox or raw KVM on Fedora if Proxmox gets too annoying. Annoying in what way? Like only being able to do some things if ZFS is used. Gotcha

So, how many crowns does it take to complete Spanish?

A simplified version of this guide just got merged into the official docs.

@scottalanmiller said in Formbuilder services for tablet / phone ...: It's as if it isn't provisioned (I don't think that it is), but something in the system broke and then provisioned it as a trial instead of part of our account. Ahh. In Zoho One you have to add the new app in the portal before you use it or you will get the trial version - even if you are licensed for it. It has tripped me up a few times already. I don't know if it's the same in Zoho Workplace.

@scottalanmiller said in SAMIT: IBM Is Killing Off CentOS: @Obsolesce that's a great visualization of it! Except it could easily be Fedora there also. And Fedora is not full of idiots thinking that they use Ubuntu because LTS and never upgrade shit.

@JaredBusch said in Fanvil Dual SIP Accounts?: That does not sound likely. If the second PBX was working already, why would there be some setting that needed changed there? The fail2ban block is understandable if you were failing to log in and caused it to kick in. For reasons I don't exactly recall (something to do with PJSIP a year and a half ago) the ports were set to 5062 and the phone was set to 5060. Also, it turns out there were two places the port needed to be changed from 5062 to 5060 in the PBX, once that was set correct things started to improve. Not exactly sure why the fail2ban triggered. I know the user id and password were correct when I was setting it up. But I did, while troubleshooting, change the user id and server ip to another identical pbx, perhaps, during this change, I bumped the original server with the wrong user id too many times while making changes. Then I had to change the port at Skyetel because it too was 5062. Everything is on port 5060 now and it is singing right along! One phone, two different systems just like your video clip.

@cinergi said in FreePBX Contact Manager to Yealink Address Book: I made a small change to remove all non-numeric characters from phone numbers (like +, (), - , etc.), otherwise my Yealink phone doesn't dial the number properly from the directory. How are you getting bad data in the directory to being with? At least I would consider that bad data in the source. Are you using Contact Manager? If so, someone had to put those extra characters in there.

@JaredBusch said in how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?: @scottalanmiller said in how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?: @Dashrender said in how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?: Chocolately - I use the their package choco-upgrade-all-at-start. This will schedule choco to upgrade at every reboot. There's another package choco-upgrade-all-at that defaults to 4 AM update daily. You can just make a Scheduled Task,too. This does that for you. Yeah, pretty cool. Just if you already have a Scheduled Task process or whatever.

My kids got and completed the VR game "Down the Rabbit Hole" yesterday.

You could look at changing the autosave to 1 min instead of 10.. no idea how that will impact the system.

@NikoleJennes said in Looking for a Remote Web access: Remote Workspace replacement: Dont even think about onedrive bro, just dont ever install it on your pc I never suggested OD, I suggested OneDrive for Business... as JB already mentioned, they are supposedly the same on the backend now.. but still.. the old OD is not what I was suggesting.

@scotth said in O365 down for us: Our O365 is down. I'm getting text blasted. AAaaaAahhHHhhh Simple Fix: Zoho