@thecreativeone91 said:

Some how I Dont think anyone that can afford the paid version of UEB or an appliance is going to be using C@C for anything they care to backup.

You can get a free UEB over there, which is what I use, and lots of people here are over there, and use C@C.

@thecreativeone91 said:

What makes you think because it works in the browser the ports aren't blocked? The app uses port 32400 (TCP)

Yeah, I know. Because the web link is jump.thanksaj.com:32400/web but, from what I can tell, it routes the Plex app through their servers via your account which then connects back to your server. I'm thinking that there must be some proxy of some sort causing the disconnect but I'm not sure if there is anything I can do to get around it...

Interesting read. I suspect a member of family has Aspergers, but they haven't been diagnosed. It's interesting to read people's experiences.

http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/

@Josh said:

@thanksajdotcom Client updates are automatic, however they do not necessarily get pushed at the same time as releases. The Windows update should go out very soon. In the past, we required manual updates.

Oh believe me, I remember...

http://www.mangolassi.it/topic/60/our-community-guidelines/2

It appears that I need to make some things clear in our guidelines once again. @thanksajdotcom especially please read these over again.

Just had a DOH moment...

I changed the IP of thanksaj.com but not www.thanksaj.com, which with the C@C server having issues, that would do it.

Now my next question:
How do I point a subdomain to a hostname attached to as specific port as something other than a web redirect?

Basically I want plex.thanksaj.com to go to ip.of.plex.server:32400/web. That or do something with an Apache virtual host for that and figure out how to get Plex to run on Port 80.

Had to reboot a couple times. It finally seems to be coming up again.

@Mike-Ralston , @art_of_shred and @Minion-Queen should like this...

A major travel publication, maybe the Huffington Post or Lonely Planet, just ranked Taiwan as like the fifth most underrated island destination in the world. It's high on our list of Asian countries to visit.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Is the bottom portion always the same length in lines? If so, the tail command will do it.

Id have to confirm but pretty sure. How do you tail 16 lines?

Tail -16 /location/of/log.log

That did it. Perfect! Thanks!

@tonyshowoff said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@tonyshowoff said:

I answered this on Spiceworks already, but for the sake of cross posting since you did, I will say again: get a new drive, lowering quality is always a terrible idea, you can't go from lossy to lossy without destroying quality.

You did? I don't see the response, unless I'm just not recognizing your handle over there.

Then you didn't read the content of them.

I did. But he's Tony over here and Antal? over there...I think.

Yeah, I got all alias here, so the cops can't stay on my trail.

ROFL

Welcome back.

@scottalanmiller said:

Oh, if on CentOS 5 you are out of luck. Pertino has always been known to not support libraries that far back and because it is so old they have no intention of making it work on a system so old. Sorry, that's just how that works. We have one database server that can't upgrade from CentOS 5 right now and it is left without Pertino 😞

Ah ok. Yeah, they're still using CentOS 5, and I have the latest Unitrends. Dang it...

Ok, I was able to get it. I had to reboot the VM, despite I had just rebooted it, and refresh the page. Oh well...