Hrm, Windows confuses me. I am trying to figure out a Windows update issue and I have a wireshark running on a mirrored port. Windows update is in the 'downloading phase' and went from 45% complete downloading to 57% complete downloading without a single packet being transmitted or received....
Not sure where to start with this: if I want to display a number on the screen with bash that changes as the task progresses, how would I do it? clear and reecho each time?
@MDMarra well, think of it this way. Putting the CAS servers in the DMZ provides no security at all. They would need full access to AD and to every mailbox server. Clients on the inside network would need basically full access to the servers in the DMZ (easy to accomplish). And, you can't deploy a proxy in the DMZ, since the CAS servers are already there. CAS on the inside and proxy in DMZ is ten million times more secure.
@MDMarra So if I wrote a script that loops through 20k unique values in a 30k line file and does calculations and error checking on them, how would I use pv?
@MichaelHampton I see. I have never watched it update before... I somehow assumed that when the word download was displayed, Windows was actually downloading things.
ok, so pv isn't what I need. I need to echo something to the terminal, and then delete what I echoed without having to clear the screen, and then write something new. Is that possible?
@MichaelHampton I wanted to have it start off saying "checking for this in these addresses", then replace that with "checking for that in those addresses"
Is it possible to disable CPU (Intel) cores in BIOS, and if yes what HP/DELL (others?) 1U/2U servers would allow this?
It is becoming difficult to find new server hardware with dual core CPUs, most of new servers are Quad Core ones, and so the cost of Oracle licenses makes server upgrades unreas...
@Cole eventually you learn to like it. Or at least not cry so much. It's like an arranged marriage to the ugliest guy in the village (that'd be Oracle).
@ewwhite no (at least it seems fucking stupid because what if I buy a new Intel chip model next year? My license is suddenly invalid?), but I haven't read the licensing agreement...
@ewwhite Write a memo, then do whatever the person above you wants.
I'm mastering the fine art of "Here is a list of everything wrong with what you're asking me to do. You still want me to do it? OK. Done." Then 6 months later when they scream I point out the memo/email - worst thing they can do is fire me, and maybe next time they'll listen.
I miss that guy from $job[-1] -- mostly because he would say it about shared hosting customers who paid like $20/month like they were a big deal when he had IBM Hosting customers paying us $20K/month on his call sheet.
I thought the Comms Room was 10% live support, 20% making fun of questions, 40% trying to find each other jobs/projects, 20% Random Image fun, 9% people complaining on why they were down voted, and 1% srsbiz.