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So, tounge in cheek question, do you curl up into a ball when trouble comes along?
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I'd also like to point out that the recent flappery regarding this mob would say otherwise.

As part of this release, we updated our Axigen Outlook Connector to v10.1.3. This one fixes an issue that appeared after Office 365 (Outlook) update 1703 (messages not visible in HTML format).

@jmoore said in If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It:

Oh that's interesting, I didn't know that. Thanks for the information. Yeah I don't want to rock the boat at all but was just surprised by their point of view. I'm personally big on maintaining things at home, digital or otherwise.

Yeah... its' a little like hiring a security guard who actively tells people to STOP locking the doors or doing the rounds "until things are stolen". It's basically the same as "make sure things get stolen."

@EddieJennings If IT doesn't do it then there could be environmental factors that weren't set up identically to prod that could influence who code runs, thus creating bugs and wasted time once the code hits production.

Great ideas. Thanks. Surprised by the number of views in the first half a day as well!

We deployed Circles already here.

@scottalanmiller said in Always Virtualize Domain Controllers:

@black3dynamite said in Always Virtualize Domain Controllers:

It would help if Microsoft would also recommend to always virtualize domain controllers.

They do. They've been really clear on that from everything that I have seen.

Last recommendation seen on microsoft official docs - maybe the italian ones: virtualize the AD first instance, keep a phisical one as second instance...

don't understand the logic of this. but hey: their offical business support said I was not allowed to virtualise more than 2 VMs on hyper-v, even if there were linux 😕

@wirestyle22 said in Cyber Security is Bull***T — This is why.:

@QuixoticJeremy said in Cyber Security is Bull***T — This is why.:

@wirestyle22 Understandable assumption but there are plenty of profitable environments out there that are not very secure.

But how many low value targets are very secure?

Very few.

@scottalanmiller said in Show Some Vendor Love:

@Grey said in Show Some Vendor Love:

@scottalanmiller said in Show Some Vendor Love:

LOL, it's true. Vendors that gave up or screwed the pooch. Pertino did fine they just... left I guess.

They got bought by Cloudflare. I still use their services for the 'three free' and it works well enough.

When did that happen? they were with Cradlepoint for the longest time.

That's right. I misremembered. Too many companies with cloudthis and whatever.

I feel like we need to come up with a catch phrase for NextCloud enabling LANLess.

@Breffni-Potter said in Building Reliable IT Systems Like a Boss - Video:

I need a category change from IT to self promotion

Completed as requested.

Wordpress

Pros:
Easy to setup
Lot's of online support and pre-built customization
Can be singular focused or multi focused site

Cons:
Target of hackers
Updates of individual plugins or add ins may be required

Ghost

Pros:
1 Click install
Fast and Focused blog
Simple

Cons:
Less troubleshooting is available since it is less common
Much less 3rd party customization.

@dafyre said in Nextcloud 12 Beta 2 is out and you can earn a t-shirt by testing it 😉:

@travisdh1 said in Nextcloud 12 Beta 2 is out and you can earn a t-shirt by testing it 😉:

Command line update on CentOS7 just worked....

From the nextcloud root directory

sudo -u apache php ./updater/updater.phar sudo -u apache php ./occ upgrade

Maybe 2 minutes total.

Worked here to. Going from 12-beta2 to 12-beta4

Won't work for me because I have the improved directory security. You have to chown things back around for the updater to work.