What Are You Doing Right Now
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@travisdh1 can I do that with the server live and people RDP'd into it?
Plan consists of stop people logging in. Shut it down. Expand. Re-enable access.
Just can't be bothered to implement the plan lol
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You can expand the drive at the hypervisor, but it won't take effect until the next reboot and expansion within the OS.
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@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@travisdh1 can I do that with the server live and people RDP'd into it?
Plan consists of stop people logging in. Shut it down. Expand. Re-enable access.
Just can't be bothered to implement the plan lol
Are we talking Windows Server here? If so, then don't try it without planned downtime. My CentOS/Fedora/Ubuntu instances can all do that live (LVM is amazing.)
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Sitting on the floor of the ballroom.
I'm a little off today, in my mind I'm seeing you in a ballgown instead of a ballroom
Or both.
That could probably be arranged, if not, at least photoshoped.
We'd need a photo from @scottalanmiller to start off with first.
I say we go to the thrift store and find him a ballgown. Bring it to MC 2017 (or ship it to the hotel).
I think blue is your color @scottalanmiller
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Yeah server 2012. Back to planning tomorrow then lol. If I can stay away from here lol
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Interesting, even with a full install of something
~/.bash_profiledoesn't contain very much at all. I wonder if you can use~/.bash_profileas a login script for drive mapping etc or if it only applies to specific things -
Seeing if I can restore a bare metal backup from Windows Server Backup onto a VM.
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Performing CLI based backups to B2 on Korora as the file path is to long for Windows to support.
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@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Interesting, even with a full install of something
~/.bash_profiledoesn't contain very much at all. I wonder if you can use~/.bash_profileas a login script for drive mapping etc or if it only applies to specific thingsIt only applies to bash. I made that mistake when I wanted to disable the trackpad on a laptop I had. After logging into the desktop, I still had to open a terminal window to get my .bash_profile to apply.
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Just had a good laugh, here, let me show you the first paragraph
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Good enough to make it past the automatic spam filters, just not the weak fleshy one.
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@travisdh1 But it's faster, I say buy now!
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It got quiet around here.
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
It got quiet around here.
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Back to documentation while I wait for Windows Server Backup restoration to fail.
Better?
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Looking for software that will list file names and paths at the 255 limit, and then truncate them down if possible.
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@DustinB3403 driving
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Not really seeing much that does this, which doesn't seem totally sketchy at best. . .
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Not really seeing much that does this, which doesn't seem totally sketchy at best. . .
IIRC there's a way you can do it with linux that works great, but I last used it 5 years ago so... maybe it'll help your googling
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@MattSpeller It may.
The trouble I'm attempting to address (without breaking people's fingers) is that they save things with super long 255+ character paths, as they use Apple products, which apparently aren't subject to this limitation.
But our Servers are.
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Which of course has to be done carefully, as I don't want to break any network shares or files.
