@EddieJennings using virt-builder and virt-install together is another nice option to create Linux VMs and its easy to script it too.
https://developer.fedoraproject.org/tools/virt-builder/about.html

How to move contacts between accounts on your iPhone
Youtube Video – [02:07..]

For RHEL, CentOS, and Fedora that have Wayland enabled and is set to Wayland session by default when logging in. You would have to log out and then select GNOME on Xorg before you log in so you can remote desktop into them using remote tools like MeshCentral or TeamViewer.

Lately I've been disabling Wayland and selecting Xorg as the default GNOME session for that reason.

@scottalanmiller said in Cloudflare help need re whether to proxy or not:

@pmoncho said in Cloudflare help need re whether to proxy or not:

@scottalanmiller said in Cloudflare help need re whether to proxy or not:

Speaking of, MeshCentral is able to be behind a CF Proxy as of today. So we just turned it on.

What changed with MC that it can now be proxied?

Don't know, but that was the specific purpose of the 0.7.24 release yesterday.

@pmoncho
https://github.com/Ylianst/MeshCentral/issues/2060#issuecomment-742938585

@JaredBusch said in Reconsidering ProxMox:

Going to have to RTFM soon, but WTF with a firewall enabled?

I do not want my hypervisor doing jack shit to my instances.

Although is selected, it's not active.

There's a firewall setting at the Datacenter (cluster) level, for each PVE hosts and for each VM/Container.

You might be able to getaway with using a minimal install of Debian, Ubuntu, or Fedora and use containers.

Pihole and AdGuard works great as containers.

You could also us Proxmox and instead of full VM, just use lxc.

The git repo is from someone else. But the pve-nag-buster script hasn't been updated with the fix for NAGTOKEN variable.

pve-nag-buster make changes to the data.status while the one from John McLaren changes Ext.Msg.show

@registry2021 said in how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?:

@gjacobse said in how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?:

@registry2021
You can via GPO.

I read pushing software via gpo is a pain. is there another way?

You can use tools like PDQ Deploy to deploy software/updates.

@travisdh1 said in What do you use to manage multiple Linux servers?:

Ansible and salt are my first two choices. Cockpit can work as well, but not as easily centrally managed.

Fedora gets all the love when it comes to having the latest version of Cockpit too.

LDAP Bind is required.
https://snipe-it.readme.io/docs/ldap-sync-login

What about adding 2-Factor Authentication to Bookstack using Nginx

https://seantodd.co.uk/blog/putting-2fa-on-everything/

@obsolesce said in Home office desk:

How much load will that thing raise?

Here’s what I have on my desk. The only difference now is that I don’t have my ups and modem on my desk anymore.

This is what I have at home and it's been pretty good so far.

IDÅSEN
Desk, black/dark gray63x31 1/2 "
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/idasen-desk-black-dark-gray-s59281036/

TROLLBERGET
Sit/stand support, Glose black
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/trollberget-sit-stand-support-glose-black-60388258/

I think it was one of those Lawrence Systems YouTube videos when mentioned about making sure to upgrading pfsense before the package

@jaredbusch said in Any pfSense users? Are upgrades smooth?:

@pete-s said in Any pfSense users? Are upgrades smooth?:

@pete-s said in Any pfSense users? Are upgrades smooth?:

Major version upgrades can cause issues. So 2.4.x to 2.5.x have to be looked at first.

Minor version upgrades are usually problem free.

Problem with the major upgrades is usually related to a new FreeBSD version and if you have installed any extra packages. And sometimes to deprecated functionality.

I wouldn't upgrade without doing the homework first.

so if .4 to .5 is a major update I will put that off until next week. too many other things going right now.

Lawrence mentioned in the video about the update process for pfSense 2.4.5
Youtube Video

https://9to5it.com/bypass-the-powershell-execution-policy/

# If group policy blocks scripts
POWERSHELL -Command "$enccmd=[Convert]::ToBase64String([System.Text.Encoding]::Unicode.GetBytes((Get-Content -Path 'command.ps1')));POWERSHELL -EncodedCommand $enccmd"

It may or may not cover everything thing you look for but take a look at MeshCentral.