@Cole huh, should work... I'd expect an older version to choke on the UNC path though. I'd assume it also works if he maps the folder to a drive letter.
Haha, that came as a shock to me once I passed 10k and started being able to see deleted stuff... I realized that others were seeing all the stupid-ass answers that I deleted myself because they were stupid but they could still see them! :`(
Plus, there are times when I've seen a thread, seen someone's wrong post (that they owned up to) and it still gave me something to think about which helped the situation.
So that's why I don't delete wrong answer, but rather confess it's wrong but leave it. Oddly, I've been helped probably just as much by people admitting what was wrong as by people showing what was right.
@Zypher Also, use your Twitter avatar on StackExchange! We're going all Real People™ up in this hizouse.
9AM, things I've accomplished: 1) Gathering receipts and Quickbooking them 2) Cleaning up morning email 3) Talking to developers about custom apps 4) Installing SSL Cert on appliance 5) Making an ass out of myself with tech support
It doesn't disappear like you are stating, I know what you mean (like on old Dell laptops when you'd boot them without hard wire and the wired NIC wouldn't even show in Network Connections). This still shows the wireless nic, it simply states that is isn't connected to a wireless network at the moment.
In my mind that is better also from a network admin side, as it means unnecessary connects to an AP are avoided so an AP isn't sitting there with 30 clients "connected" but not transmitting/receiving. If there is a 30 client license limit on the AP, that could pose an issue as well.
So, I had Windows 7 on my hard drive. I decided to dual boot with Ubuntu 12.04. I was in a hurry and hit the wrong button, so it wiped out (full format) my Win7 install. It was a NTFS drive, but was formatted to ext4. I didn't realize it until about an hour of usage. There was lots of important d...
@JoelESalas I agree that NYC is punishment itself, but I don't think banishing someone there should be the first thing we do. Let's ramp them up a little first. Maybe Boston.
The ultimate degrees of punishment should be banishment to Boston, then NYC, then Chicago, Then Baghdad, then Ethiopia, then Chicago again and then Detroit.
@ewwhite depends really.. if we are talking about low volume then I'd probably look into a small hybrid array that can do inline dedup without any performance hit
there are so many competitors out there, so it's quite possible to find a small product with lots of features
@MikeyB Very rarely do I end up using HA. The ZFS boxes are just servers. Bigger solutions are two servers and multipath SAS to cascaded enclosures... and there, they use Nexenta's HA (which is RSF-1)
the problem with most oldschool SAN vendors (EMC, HDS, NetApp and so on) is that they all continue to bake in their old old old controller software into new arrays
@ewwhite Just looked up the quote - V7000 (with transceivers, cables, host interface cards, setup, everything except disk is ~$10K. Customer bought 24 x 300GB 15K disks for another 10K
@ewwhite If I wanted to make a nice single-host NFS/iSCSI server I'd do FreeBSD/ZFS. Otherwise I'd do RHEL or Ubuntu and GPFS for replicating data and CNFS.
A few things will need to be considered:
1) The users will have to log in with the new name and should be informed.
2) If they use Exchange, their email addresses will also change (I believe).
3) if they don't use Exchange but another email system, the authentication could potentially be misma...
I have Observium installed but I can't seem to get the unix-agent to get MySQL, Apache and other statistics.
I have the unix-agent enabled under the Poller Modules. I have also tested and ensured the server-status page could be reached.
ls -la /usr/lib/observium_agent/local
total 76
drwxr-xr-x...
We do have a couple USB scanners at least ...have to do a count of ones that'll need to be retro-fitted with the cables when I move to replace the boxes with the raspberry pi's
@ewwhite And you know what? I count up all workstations and users at client sites, and calculate how many per-user and per-device CALs they should have based on how many Windows Servers, SQL Servers, Exchange Servers, etc. they have!!
@MichaelHampton Transportation for sub-20 mile trips that don't involve passengers. Grocery runs for sub two-bag trips. Also, I'd like to do group century rides in the hills around Phoenix. It's pretty out there, especially in fall and winter when the temps are tolerable.
20 Amazing True Facts About Introverts and Extroverts
Extroverts must swim constantly: if they stop, they will suffocate.
Introverts never have to drink water. They can get all the water they need from reading books.
According to the principles of aerodynamics, extroverts should be incapable of flight. However, no one ever told extroverts this. Well actually they tried, but the extroverts didn’t listen.
What is commonly referred to as the introvert’s “second brain” is actually a walnut-sized cluster of neurons at the base of the spine. It exchanges information with the introvert’s true…
I have about a dozen rather beefy machines on a separate network. This network is not (will not be, cannot be) connected to the internet. I'd like to deploy Openstack on them so that they can be used as a sort of internal cloud hosting solution. This will be a sort of "prototyping environment", s...
@yoonix Woop woop for real profile pictures! Mad props for left facing headshots too. I'm trying to convince @ewwhite @Hennes and @TheCleaner to own their faces, but it's been an uphill battle. =P
If a student identifies as $gender, presents as $gender in all other aspects of their life, and is in transition (which means psych therapy, hormones, etc.), why should they have to use the locker room of their biological gender?
@MattBear but we're not talking about a male - we're talking about a female who just happens to have the wrong equipment below the waist.
If it were as simple as the "@WesleyDavid in drag" argument I'd say the law is bogus, but it's not. There are a bunch of hurdles that these students would have to clear
@MattBear Eh, we're not going to agree on this one. I consider it the same as the people who say I should have had to use a separate locker room because I like fucking dudes.
You must care a lot about about this site given your account here is 37 minutes old...
Here are the points;
1) We want new users to made super-aware that the site is for professional sysadmins and not home/shopping/mucking-about-with-IT BEFORE they get a chance to post anything on the site and we want a single URL that we can point them to explaining these points when they continue to make inappropriate posts - we used to have this.
2) It's not clear whether SF users need to monitor Meta.SO to learn about how SF is run - it's also a little insulting, are we second-class citizens? — Chopper34 mins ago
@Chopper3 Yeah, the 37 minute old account thing was nice. =) Also, yes, point 1 is paramount. People should not be asking questions unless 1. They're sysdamins, and 2. The question is of their duties as an active sysadmin.
And 2. is important because SF is the redheaded stepchild, even after four years. I think SF was started because of SO's community not being able to figure out their Apache configs and rewrite rules, so they said "Let's start a community for those server guys so we can ask them questions"
Sorry if this is not a real question. I have been beating my head on Google for days now and I can't seem to find a Webserver that supports MP3 Files Hosting and Streaming. I have a website like Reverbnation and SoundCloud. Now thats its ready, I' am looking for a Good Server for it.
A few things will need to be considered:
1) The users will have to log in with the new name and should be informed.
2) If they use Exchange, their email addresses will also change (I believe).
3) if they don't use Exchange but another email system, the authentication could potentially be misma...
I have Observium installed but I can't seem to get the unix-agent to get MySQL, Apache and other statistics.
I have the unix-agent enabled under the Poller Modules. I have also tested and ensured the server-status page could be reached.
ls -la /usr/lib/observium_agent/local
total 76
drwxr-xr-x...
Sorry if this is not a real question. I have been beating my head on Google for days now and I can't seem to find a Webserver that supports MP3 Files Hosting and Streaming. I have a website like Reverbnation and SoundCloud. Now thats its ready, I' am looking for a Good Server for it.
