Root Access

Bob

00:00

@BenN ...I can't find myself in the CSV either :\

Facebook

@bob ... sort by "Answers" largest up top and look for 443—no not the SSL port either but the value for your answers.

Bob

@Facebook hm, that worked. That is so weird

Facebook

That's the only way I was able to see it too. The value seems surprisingly low for you if that's rep but will look at the query more to confirm I suppose.

Bob

@bwDraco's on the list too if I sort by answers, but not if I sort by average score... even though avg score should fit between 6 and 7

I think SEDE is broken :P

Facebook

00:16

SELECT
TOP 100
Users.Id as [User Link],
Count(Posts.Id) AS Answers,
CAST(AVG(CAST(Score AS float)) as numeric(6,2)) AS [Average Answer Score]
FROM
Posts
INNER JOIN
Users ON Users.Id = OwnerUserId
WHERE
PostTypeId = 2
GROUP BY
Users.Id, DisplayName
HAVING
Count(Posts.Id) > 400
ORDER BY
[Average Answer Score] DESC

Bob's number 1 with this query!!

Including the wiki posts and the closed posts

With or without those (wiki and closed) he is number #1 for those with more than 400 answers.

My math was either way off or I forgot to move a decimal point.... lol

Bob

@Facebook that's probably because I barely have over 400

most real top answerers have a few hundred more than that :P

but more answers dilute average, obviously

Journeyman Geek

yup

I'm probably nowhere there cause I grind a lot ;p

Bob

00:33

@Facebook found it! :P

Oct 30 '12 at 16:03, by r.tanner.f

@GrahamWager The theory is that two out of four level 4 people have small dogs as their Gravatars, and no lie, not one minute after changing my Gravatar to this stupid looking dog I hit level 3.

Oct 30 '12 at 15:54, by Graham Wager

Well, I've caved in and decided to join in with the whole dog profile picture thing...not sure what the theory is but oh well!

Journeyman Geek

lol

Bob

Oct 29 '12 at 22:16, by Jared Tritsch

why is it that 2/4 people on tier 4 are small dogs.... Conspiracy?

still digging for the first mention :P

lol @allquixotic

Oct 29 '12 at 11:11, by allquixotic

I figured this room needed some cat representation after Bob turned into a dog

ah, most of it happened here => chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/118/2012/10/28/10-23

sechat archaeology :P

Journeyman Geek

Oct 28 '12 at 7:37, by Bob

@JourneymanGeek You just love answering answers, don't you? :P

;p

Adelabu fred

00:52

hi i'm new here

Journeyman Geek

Hi new here.

5

Bob

My god.. they’re Space vegans. — Joe Bloggs Oct 16 at 12:40

bwDraco

01:55

...as I make sure I'm not missing any odds and ends for Astaroth, it dawned upon me that I needed a SATA cable for one of the SSDs - turns out the ROG Crosshair VI Extreme comes with a full complement of 8 such cables.

It even comes with an SLI HB bridge, for crying out loud!

Final Fantasy XIII OST - The Sunleth Waterscape JP Version (Extended & Looped)

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Journeyman Geek

erm

that's pretty normal, other than there being 8 cables

bwDraco

Hmm?

Journeyman Geek

sata cables is one of those things other than having not enough or too many

and I have a few SLI bridges lying arounf

bwDraco

...and I just remembered that I have an unused SATA cable from one of my old hard drives--which means it's a non-problem.

The Ryzen processor provides four SATA ports, while X370 provides another four (which technically can be configured as two SATA Express or four PCIe 3.0 lanes, though most motherboard manufacturers don't do that).

Bob

02:30

You spell it B-O-B? Oh gosh, I thought it was B-A-H-B! :) — Don Branson 2 days ago

@allquixotic ^ sounds familiar :P

@bwDraco ...are you saying they have an on-die controller?

bwDraco

Yes, it does.

Zeppelin is an SoC.

Bob

*shrug* integrating an AHCI controller seems largely pointless on a desktop part

though if they intend to share the die with mobile parts, I suppose...

Journeyman Geek

@Bob and consoles

Wasn't the idea of zen basically being able to use the same basic core design in as large or small a setup as possible?

bwDraco

...did a quick test of the SanDisk SSD in the hard drive dock, looks OK.

@JourneymanGeek Yup. One die to rule them all.

Journeyman Geek

02:46

also handy since AMD's basically got a good chunk of the console market locked down

bwDraco

Zeppelin is used in all three current Zen product families: Ryzen, Ryzen Threadripper, and EPYC.

Mobile will get a new die with on-chip Vega graphics.

3/12 parts purchased. I'll probably be cleared to order the rest this weekend.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek large, yea. small, not so much...

bwDraco

@Bob It's just under 200 mm^2.

Journeyman Geek

@Bob there's nothing stopping AMD from doing say, a single or dual core processor if there's demand

bwDraco

It's not really designed for mobile, though some of the chips can be adapted to mobile platforms; the Ryzen 7 1700 operates within a mobile power envelope (albeit limited to full-fat gaming laptops).

When there are laptop GPUs that dissipate 150+ W, getting rid of 65 W isn't going to be too hard.

Come to think of it, Ryzen would make an excellent mobile workstation processor.

bwDraco

03:18

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Tweeted by year_progress on October 20, 2017 at 12:00 AM

Journeyman Geek

03:29

theverge.com/2017/10/19/16497078/…

Journeyman Geek

03:54

also martinmelhus.com/web-audio-modem is lulzy

XKCD

If you want to evenly space them, it's easiest to alternate between the Arctic and Antarctic. Some people just go to the Arctic twice, near the equinoxes so the visits are almost 6 months apart, but it's not the same.

Bob

04:20

@JourneymanGeek that sounds almost like @allquixotic's setup

rahuldottech

05:33

HELLO BUDS!! BUDADUBABUDBUDBUD

@XKCD I want good ol' xkcd back you fool randall what are you even doing with your life

Journeyman Geek

@rahuldottech cooking?

That's actually prety funny

rahuldottech

@JourneymanGeek I... didn't get it at all

Journeyman Geek

rahuldottech

And I don't think explain xkcd has it on yet

Journeyman Geek

@rahuldottech basically cast iron pans have been around since... well cast iron.

but people have all sorts of odd traditions about keeping it usable.

but if you don't know what seasoning a pan is...

rahuldottech

05:37

@JourneymanGeek I think I have a lot to look up

Journeyman Geek

@rahuldottech actually in this day and age, its a skill you will learn if you need to learn to use it.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek adding salt, obviously

and maybe some MSG

Journeyman Geek

@Bob its creating a semi non stick polymer coating from slightly, carefully burnt oil.

Bob

05:58

@JourneymanGeek I know :P

rahuldottech

06:28

@djsmiley2k nah, but I can't really use that at home, right?

djsmiley2k

07:13

@rahuldottech indeed

> Noise Margin: 10.5 dB 13.5 dB

urgh it's droppin

Bob

07:29

hmm

I want to upgrade to 64 GB of RAM but it's so expensive :(

djsmiley2k

:(

imgur.com/gallery/Sag90

make ur own watch face. ! :O

Burgi

07:45

crap....

the creators update was magically applied to my work PC overnight

the system is running so badly

the language bar bug is still there

the HDD is getting thrashed

Burgi

08:05

sigh

our customer service people are idiots

verbally i quoted a time of 6 days, i followed that up with an email saying the work will take 48 hours total

they've gone and quoted the customer that it will take 2 days

djsmiley2k

@Burgi yey

@Burgi durp

> Yellow Warning of Wind for West Midlands : Herefordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands Conurbation & Worcestershire valid from 0400 Sat 21 Oct to 2359 Sat 21 Oct

windy woo

Bob

08:48

djsmiley2k

That's what my daughter looks like when she goes to bed

she insists we bury her in a pile of her cuddly toys before she'll go to sleep

Burgi

09:15

is that going to be a new bot command?

raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa‌aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa‌aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

Journeyman Geek

maybe?

Bob

closed 100 tabs... 1700 to go!

*gives up*

Journeyman Geek

Taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbbbs

djsmiley2k

@Bob Why have you closed em?

\ai want a war on tabs

tbh I'm always amzed you have so many and you've not lost them due to lost sessions etc

Bob

09:31

@djsmiley2k cleaning up a bit :P

@djsmiley2k firefox session store is amazing

it wasn't always this great but I think around ... 27? they made it far more robust

djsmiley2k

cool

Wooo whoooo

just got permissiosn to go on a nuking spree

(on the switches at work which have a number of 'unused' ports which appear to be used

Bob

09:48

down to 1500

that's enough for tonight :P

Burgi

10:15

@Bob did you read the contents or just culled them?

why are they rebooting hellboy?

djsmiley2k

guise guess what?

Journeyman Geek

@Burgi because hollywood.

Burgi

10:31

@djsmiley2k i give up

djsmiley2k

@Burgi Tis friday \o/

Soooooooooo firstly I setup the monitoring to stop alerting when someone removed a laptop from the lan, or rebooted their desktop. Yey. better

Now I'm like ok what are these unknown ports.... so I go to try and find the switch. I cannot find it... :/

Journeyman Geek

maybe it got walled up

djsmiley2k

@JourneymanGeek lol

I recall at a old place, we once found a switch under the raised floor

no one knew it was there.

Journeyman Geek

there was one port at the school I quit which... wasn't connected to anything logical

I knew where both ends were, but it would get an IP address from a spare router someone shoved in a classroom on the other side of the school, and stop working if I removed it

I eventually got fed up and just went wireless.

djsmiley2k

lol

some weird point to point setup for something

Journeyman Geek

10:42

ya

but none of it was documented

djsmiley2k

Always fun ;D

Journeyman Geek

and me "getting fed up and going wireless" is a sure sign things are really bad

oh, I left, I donno, a dozen pages of documentation

djsmiley2k

I'm trying to figure out the best way to approach this problem of these 'active but not actually active' ports

Journeyman Geek

and no one's called me about the two main wifi routers yet

so should be fine.

Its just day to day "small" things that would be missing me

Burgi

do you know if they have replaced you yet?

Journeyman Geek

10:56

From what I heard no.

djsmiley2k

Port	Enabled	Named	Cabled
1	Y	Y	Y
2	N	Y	N
8	N	Y	Y
18	N	Y	N
29	Y	Y	Y
30	Y	N	N
32	Y	Y	N
38	N	Y	N
43	Y	Y	Y
44	Y	Y	Y
45	Y	Y	Y

;D

\o/

If it's not cabled, it's getting disabled and renamed to spare. If it's cabled but not enabled, it's getting renamed to spare....

and I should 'try' and remove the cable too, but that is a mess I don't even want to touch

Burgi

that sounds like a weekend job for the helpdesk

djsmiley2k

oh god no way are they being allowed in the DC.

We have a op's team who 'could' do it

but we don't trust them enough :

And I'm bored. so I'm doing it, and updating the configs on the switches as I go

I 'could' write a excel forumla to check the cells and put the correct 'advice' in the column, but meh

Bob

@Burgi some

djsmiley2k

ok, why is Orion showing the 'old' interface names :/

Burgi

11:11

@djsmiley2k i haven't ever worked in a large IT team like that so menial tasks like cab clean ups always fell to the helpdesk

djsmiley2k

nod

There's no seperation currently (physically) of the internal network, and the customer networks

so if someone has physical access to our switches, they also can touch the customer equipment

Burgi

i finish all the mission packs in quake 1 last night

not sure if i should swap to Q2 or do the original doom

Journeyman Geek

q2 is fun. Also its sequel is quake 4 not 3 and has nothing to do with quake 1... ;p

djsmiley2k

First change made, waiting to see if things blow up ;)

Burgi

we've dropped to 13th on that "cool office space" thing :(

Journeyman Geek

11:25

:(

You need a slide.

Burgi

not sure we can. i think we are the only people with a grade 2 listed building

Journeyman Geek

ahh

Burgi

we should have submitted the footage of jack bauer blowing up the building

Journeyman Geek

0_0

Burgi

in season 6 or 7 of 24 the producers hired our building because it was cheaper than NYC

they then digitally blew up the building while bauer walks away looking mean and moody

djsmiley2k

11:33

lol

yeah that'd of won.

my office just has coffee and water stains

right, lunchybobs

Journeyman Geek

11:53

facebook.com/thevintagenews/videos/1707084389366668

Burgi

@JourneymanGeek its your favourite screw!

Journeyman Geek

@Burgi hah.

rahuldottech

12:51

Hell-o

djsmiley2k

o/

ToxicFrog

flails at windows

I just want to mount a network filesystem WHY IS THIS SO HARD

djsmiley2k

good question, what's going wrong @ToxicFrog?

ToxicFrog

13:06

I can access the share just fine from linux machines using smbclient

I used to be able to access it from windows using map network drive, back when I was running win7

Since updating to win10 it rejects all attempts with "system error 86: the specified network password is not correct"

The password has not changed.

djsmiley2k

oh, ew

only thing I can think of trying, is can you just access it 'normally'?

i.e. in windows explorer, put the path, but don't do the whole map network drive dialog

And is there any errors on the linux machines?

ToxicFrog

No errors linux-side. smbclient --user=ben //ancilla/ancilla_installs => it prompts me with "enter WORKGROUP\ben's password" => I enter the password and it gives me the smb> prompt and I can list/upload/download files just fine.

djsmiley2k

In the samba log tho?

When win10 tries to map the drive, it's going to leave a log entry either way.

If it isn't..... then it's not even trying to connect.

ToxicFrog

Nothing in the logs on the server, but there's nothing for the successful connections from other machines either, so it may just be running with a really low log-level

djsmiley2k

:/

only other thing i can think of is either win10 isn't sending the workgroup

Or it's using cached credentials in the credential manager for some reason

ToxicFrog

13:20

On the windows machine -- trying to access either \\ancilla or \\ancilla\ancilla_installs via explorer opens the same credentials window I get when trying to map network drive, with the same results.

NET USE /user:ben prompts me for a password and then gives me system error 86.

NET USE with no /user prompts me for a user and then a password; if I use "ben", "ancilla\ben", or "WORKGROUP\ben" as the user I get the same results.

If I use "ben@ancilla" it prompts me for the password, then says "the password is invalid for \\ancilla\ancilla_installs", prompts me again, then says "system error 5: access is denied"

Hmm. There was an entry for "ancilla" in the credentials manager.

If I delete that, /user:ben still results in error 86, and not specifying a username but entering one when prompted results in error 1326: the username or password is incorrect.

goes to turn up the smbd log level

djsmiley2k

weird

and nslookup ancilla gives you the right IP?

no c:\windows\system32\hosts hacks?

ToxicFrog

nslookup ancilla returns the correct IP, although it reports it as ancilla.lan

djsmiley2k

wtf

Why is orion showing a port that is in the shutdown state, as in error :/

of frikkin course it's down, it's disabled! -_-;

ToxicFrog

13:35

Ok, let's see what a successful login from the laptop using smbclient looks like

djsmiley2k

/me stabs orion

Why would it show alerts for ports in a shutdown state o_O

It's like 'OMG WE CAN'T PING THE THING WE TURNED OFF!!!!'

ToxicFrog

"mapping user [WORKGROUP][ben] from workstation [THOTH]" ... "mapped user is [ANCILLA][ben]@[THOTH]" ... "sam authentication succeeded" ... "PAM account succeeded" ... "authentication for user ben succeeded"

Plus like two pages of error messages about being unable to access authentication methods that I don't use, and one "can't find unix id for an unmapped group".

But that looks reasonably straightforward.

Now I try it from windows....

Ok, it initially tries to log in with the EMAIL ADDRESS that I registered my MS account with, wtf

djsmiley2k

:)

ToxicFrog

That fails, to the surprise of no-one, so it prompts for username and password

I enter those

"checking password for unmapped user [ancilla][ben]@[DURANDAL]" ... "mapped user is [ancilla][ben]@[DURANDAL]", so same as before except ancilla is lowercase... "sam authentication for user [ben] failed with NT_STATUS_WRONG_PASSWORD"

djsmiley2k

:/

somethings borked

ToxicFrog

13:47

Hah!

Googling the error messages from smb eventually led me to a solution

djsmiley2k

both for you and me :D

ToxicFrog

smbd by default rejects the earlier NT and NTLM protocols in favour of NTLMv2

djsmiley2k

it seems if I modify this alert, to only alert when an interface isn't disabled.... it's going to go bonkers, and re-alert all the live alerts.

ToxicFrog

Win10's default configuration is "send NT and NTLM, use NTLMv2 if negotiated"

But I guess that negotiation is failing for some reason

If I configure the win10 machine to send NTLMv2 from the start and not even try the older protocols it works.

djsmiley2k

only microsoft could come up with 'use the insecure protocols first, and when they fail then send it securely'

@ToxicFrog I feel like that is a workgroup setting....

ToxicFrog

13:50

I'm not sure if the fault here lies on the smbd side (maybe it's saying "yes I support those protocols" and just refusing to authenticate using them) or on the win10 side.

I didn't think workgroups had "settings", unlike domains, but windows networking is largely a mystery to me

The relevant setting is in Local Security Policy > Local Policies > Security > Network Security

djsmiley2k

> Configure the Network security: LAN Manager Authentication Level setting to Send NTLMv2 responses only. Microsoft and a number of independent organizations strongly recommend this level of authentication when all client computers support NTLMv2.

yup

Burgi

glares at the frontend guy just fracking update the fracking ticket! STOP DOING EVERYTHING VERBALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

djsmiley2k

why don't they do this by default, a nd let you change it back to 0 if you need to :/

@Burgi :D

ToxicFrog

Yeah

djsmiley2k

verbal updates the worst.

because then people ask for stuff verbally

ToxicFrog

13:52

And I mean, the server already defaults to supporting NTLMv2 only and rejecting NM/NTLMv2

djsmiley2k

and deny it

ToxicFrog

*v1

djsmiley2k

@Burgi I get the feeling this guy has never really worked somewhere, where people will let him take the blame

or he's plain stupid ;D

Burgi

he is complaining that he keeps telling a particular CSA the same thing so i said "log it in the ticket so in a weeks time when she asks again you can refer her and her manager back to the ticket"

his response "i don't feel comfortable doing that"

what the actual fuck....?

djsmiley2k

Urgh

Tell him they will walk all over him

Burgi

13:56

i've lost interest in covering for him

djsmiley2k

\o/

It's the only way he'll learn

look how much your minion learnt

> -rw-r--r-- 1 root 0 297752 Mar 9 2015 secondary.cfg

ahhhhhhhhhhh wtf is the use of a config that's 2 years outta date (and a number of versions as well most likely)

Burgi

i'll be honest i'd rather he were gone sigh

djsmiley2k

At least maybe then you could get someone who had a clue :/

Burgi

he is very good technically but he just lacks the ability to work in a team

grrrrrrr

djsmiley2k

yeah, that shows

thing is, if you've got a ticketing system, and your company works anything like some i've worked that, the moment something isn't in the ticketing system, the person who agreed/said it, is goin to get blamed for whatever goes wrong

Burgi

14:11

@djsmiley2k yup

i just don't want to get caught in the splash damage

djsmiley2k

nod

djsmiley2k

14:32

> 7170 bytes saved on Wed Oct 31 09:31:05 2007

omfg

it gets worse!

djsmiley2k

15:02

Ok, this is the weirdest thing I've ever written, and am ever likely to write on a SE site:

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A: In a culture that writes in circles, what would the medium for writing look like?

While it is a very weird way of writing/reading information it does allow for the fun fact you can have 'infinitely' long chapters of a medium, unlike books which fail once the binding reaches a certain size (and this fact maybe the reason that things are developed by your culture this way?) I i...

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rahuldottech

17:01

@JourneymanGeek I need some halp

Urgent help

I have a PC, and windows won't boot on it

I have CMD through the recovery USB and I need to find the license key somehow

Know of any method that might work?

Goddamn looks like I need to use FalconFour or Hiren

Burgi

18:15

omfg...

so angry

one of my idiots of a neighbours has put a fucking mattress in the bin!

rahuldottech

@Burgi The obvious thing to do is keep it... :P

Burgi

a stinky old second-hand mattress?

are you mad?

rahuldottech

@Burgi lol, I was kidding

Why are you mad then?

Burgi

because the council doesn't collect mattresses and its taking up all the room

I now can't put normal waste in the bin

rahuldottech

@Burgi aw :/

Burgi

18:20

monday morning i'm phoning the landlords and putting in a formal complaint

they are not living up to their side of the rental agreement

really pissed off

rahuldottech

18:38

You spell it B-O-B? Oh gosh, I thought it was B-A-H-B! :) — Don Branson 2 days ago

Oh, I knew your name was Bob ... I, well, I forgot what your last name was so asked how to spell it to cover my embarrassment. I totes new your name was Bob, and this whole convoluted thing wasn't a clever ploy to figure out what your name was. Nope. — aslum yesterday

This thread has hilarious comments

djsmiley2k

19:15

op/

allquixotic

19:38

overpowered wave?

djsmiley2k

20:39

;D

dangly arm hair

DavidPostill

21:02

@BenN Hmm. So why don't I appear in that table? I have 81901 rep (ignoring my 1 question) with 2192 answers which should mean an average of 37.4 per question. Either my math is wrong or the query is wrong ...

Ben N

@DavidPostill It measures average answer score, which is distinct from average answer rep gain - a little confusing

DavidPostill

@BenN ah. counting votes not rep?

Ben N

Correct

bwDraco

21:42

Why is it that the highest-reputation users rarely or never ask questions?

Ben N

Hm, Windows Update wants to reboot to install "HP Development Company, L.P. - System - 9/20/2017 12:00:00 AM - 6.0.22.1", but the only mention of it is on some forum where it rendered two people's systems unbootable until Windows recovery

OK, BitLocker recovery keys are backed up. Rebooting...

bwDraco

> Updates are available.
• Feature update to Windows 10, version 1709

headdesk

I don't want to take the Fall Creators Update right now!

Ben N

HP firmware update didn't kill my system! \o/

bwDraco

21:58

(both laptops are getting it)

Ben N

Is it being pushed to the general public now?

bwDraco

Yes.

Ben N

Huh, I don't seem to be getting it

Oh wait now I am

Facebook

22:49

Anyone chime in on this as I'm confused: superuser.com/questions/1260981/…

Ben perhaps?

LOL sorry man

I have a chat there but I'm lost

Ben N

Yeah, WMI is probably the way to go

Facebook

But I'm totally confused of the expected results per the comment clarification he leave

It's stated no drive letter and I'm totally confused

Ben N

I don't think you can supply a filename to a Win32_Volume search

Oh, the file belongs to a partition that doesn't have its own drive letter, but is mounted in some directory tree on a volume that does

Facebook

Yeah, I'm not familiar with that functionality

Ben N

There's an option in Disk Management that lets you make a mount point like that

Facebook

22:55

Is it like Linux so rather than C:\ you can have \mnt\folder? The guy says no drive letter assigned to partition but per howtogeek.com/98195/… I still see a drive letter assigned to partition if this is the Disk Management functionality you refer too.

Ben N

That appears to be the thing

The drive letter is assigned to the volume hosting the directory structure

Facebook

Based on your reading of the question, doesn't it simply sound like the output needs to match the output of df <file path> though? The example that is closest still passes "<drive letter>:\file path" so I assume the output is not expected to be <drive letter>:` and rather \\<machinename>\root\cimv2:Win32_Volume.DeviceID="\\\\?\\Volume{c8d09292-0000-0000-0‌000-903e00000000}\\<file path>"`?

Ben N

I would guess that he's looking for an object of the kind returned by Get-Partition

But I don't know for sure :/

Facebook

Okay, he may need to clarify further and edit his question I suppose. I may kindly apologize for not being able to help and make the suggestion. I was trying to give him ideas more than anything since my initial suggestion did not seem to suffice. I appreciate your time sir!

Ben N

I just found a thing that might work but is a little hacky

Facebook

23:02

Please feel free to step in and take over if you can help him.

Ben N

Though I don't know what df is supposed to do, so I should test that first

Facebook

Let me give you screen shot

That's what it returns after throwing first arg file name

Ben N

Hm, so it gives volume info

Facebook

the file name is outfile with no extension

Ben N

OK, that's manageable

Facebook

23:05

I looked up df man too and read about it but I'm Linux rookie still

linux.die.net/man/1/df

Ben N

Let's see... I could go for the pure PS but kinda hacky way, or the ugly but correct P/Invoke way

Facebook

I look forward to seeing what you come up with regardless.

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek that's incredible, and a good reason why they don't even allow you to bring in headphones to secure facilities

Facebook

Perhaps it's `DeviceID: \\?\Volume{c8d09292-0000-0000-0000-903e00000000}` type format? I have to step away for a few but will check back in later.

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