@Bob Yeah, that's a fair one and it's something that worried me. I'm hoping that that it's such a niche that it's not a biggy, plus, these are thin-client locked down devices with write filters. EXCEPTIONALLY unlikely for anything to be able to do anything
@Bob Yes that is correct in this case an administrator has purposely weakened the overall security of the system... solution... fire the administrator.... LOOKING AT YOU, @DAN
@NathanC The whole point of this was so a program running within a user's session, presumably with the user's security token, has access to that API...
@Dan I suppose a whitelist wouldn't really be feasible anyway (how do you identify the caller? has the caller been tampered with? hm, actually, image path should work if that path was read-only.) :\
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If senior management are on side you can lock things down fantastically and still give a great user experience. If they're not and people are loud/impatient then you wind up handing out admin to fucking everyone
right.. i forgot about that, just remembering having exactl that issue, local user, no admin rights, firefox nagging about updates, nogo cause it wanted admin rights.
Applocker was designed for that, and group policy would have allowed users with laptop to install drivers for printers. Also, some archaic applications require the user have perms for the file system folder and/or certain parts of the registry
that might (at least if someone complains) give you legal trouble. at least here (germany) you are not allowed to change stuff like blocking specific spam mails as sysadmin if your boss does not explicit tells you to.
@Bob App-V does file system virtualize ti on when you sandbox an app, I'm not sure if there's something else that specifically virtualizes the file system though
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So recently I just bought an Intel RAID Controller RS3DC040 and a MB GIGABYTE|GA-Z97MX-GAMING 5 MATX motherboard. I was told by Intel Support that the RAID controller would most likely not work on the motherboard I just got. I don't see why it wouldn't. It is a PCIe 3.0 8x RAID controller and the...
@MichaelHampton Sounds like a great experiment. "How many days can we go before corruption occurs?"
I'd bet 100~200... just enough time to think it's safe and start using it heavily. Assuming it survives the first few days, with 15 (probably consumer) drives...
Is the default Ctrl-Alt-Delete shutdown -r functionality on Linux systems a dangerous feature?
Years ago, when I deployed physical systems with attached keyboards and monitors, I'd sometimes modify the /etc/inittab on Red Hat systems to disable the reboot trap. This usually happened after a loca...
@MichelZ Well you can turn all the audit logging on or off as granularly as you want, it's just a question of what's turned on by default out of the box
You shouldn't do this, even if you can. It's not robust because PCs regularly shut down (users, patches, etc), and as long as a single PC is unavailable on the network, any shared storage it provides becomes unavailable.
BTW I was doing a freelance website over the weekend, and also did a little research and tried to figure out what I had done to jack up the Testa website a couple weeks back, and I realized that within Dreamweaver, it uploads everything associated with that page, not just that html page.
This page has 18 external Javascript scripts. Try combining them into one. This page has 10 external stylesheets. Try combining them into one. This page has 24 external background images. Try combining them with CSS sprites. The page has a total of 66 components and a total weight of 3349.0K bytes
I don't know if I accidentally changed something within the page, or if the root file I was accessing wasn't the most current, or what happened. If its possible can you allow me to download Fllezilla it is a free server transfer program. By uploading just the html page through FileZilla it will not affect the css, or any other associated elements, making changes/edits easier and less error prone.
Yeah, most distro's you can do something like "pkg_manager install drupal", "service_manager start webserver", login and you're off... But others are that easy too, it's not special.
I only do 2 levels of PC support: None or I control your PC and you do not get Admin access. Otherwise you'll just end up doing Virus cleanup 99% of the time.
We've got a basic password reset tool that the IT teachers use to reset students passwords. You can change which OU it uses so they can only changes passwords in the "Student" OU rather than Staff, etc.
I've seen black screens on login, but not white ones.
and today I found out SCCM does not support SQL Server Express - after nearly two hours of installing the server, getting everything ready, and then installing SCCM it nope'd out on me.
@ewwhite in ADUC > go to the top level of the domain, right click and delegate control. Add the account you want, ten next > Delegate the following common tasks
@cole Happens here all the time. Usually it's because there's a storm some miles away and the high winds carried the rain over
So apparently even a MS engineer didn't think to ask us if we were filtering non-US traffic ....the vendor was on O365 in the UK but they're US-based (how that makes any sense, I have no idea).
We are trying to provide our Linux engineers with a CLI to deploy VMWare vSphere VMs using templates.
The vSphere CLI looks promising but the documentation doesn't mention templates.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about this?
@cole I seriously did nothing today, well tried to do what I wanted(setup a new server), but right before I run the final config I managed to corrupt the system... I guess im starting again tomorrow
@Hennes I know people in that exact situation. They've been scrounging ebay for spare parts for a decade, knowing they can't replace the control system with a modern version
You shouldn't do this, even if you can. It's not robust because PCs regularly shut down (users, patches, etc), and as long as a single PC is unavailable on the network, any shared storage it provides becomes unavailable.
What is the difference between Terminal, Console, Shell, and Command Line?
I think these terms almost refer to the same thing, when used loosely:
terminal
shell
tty
console
What exactly does each of these terms refer to?
We are trying to provide our Linux engineers with a CLI to deploy VMWare vSphere VMs using templates.
The vSphere CLI looks promising but the documentation doesn't mention templates.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to go about this?
