I got it from here

brew install macosvpn

sudo macosvpn create --l2tp Atlantic --endpoint atlantic.example.com --username ' ' --password ' ' --shared-secret s3same

You can provide ' ' for both the username and password, this allows any user to fill in as required.

An in guest back up solution is definitely your best bet to move the workload.

I haven't got to muck around with Netplan yet...

Well, there was nothing in the 24 hour test. I have started another one for 7 days, which is the longest option in the current version.

@Reid-Cooper said in ManageEngine ServiceDesk no longer unlimited technicians:

That's a common tactic. Make free customers keep thinking about the vendor and that they are getting something for free. VMware does that, too.

This is really not a big thing to me either.

Nevermind.

https://docs.requarks.io/wiki/administration/setup-nginx-reverse-proxy

Nice write up, thanks!

@scottalanmiller said in Traffic statistics for self-hosted WordPress:

Check out Matomo

I've also never been a huge GA fan.

Will check this out.

If you already have office 365, that would be the no brainer winner IMO.

I disagree with some of the others and say you don't even need SharePoint. One drive is fine IMO for what you need.

@aaronstuder said in Using SSL Wildcard Cert on Apache:

@JaredBusch said in Using SSL Wildcard Cert on Apache:

Along this line, if you setup LE with certbot and then setup a timer to renew it daily, you will never see this again.
If you use your wildcard cert, you will have to update it again when it expires.
But, that said, setting up SSL on Apache is not all that hard. Let me look for an example.

certbot renews wildcards as well using a DNS plugin.

https://certbot.eff.org/docs/using.html#dns-plugins

You don't always have to setup a timer, Ubuntu for example automatically sets up a cron job when the package is installed.

cron is being phased out

Cheap meaning low cost, of course.

@JaredBusch said in Exchange - best way to forward a shared address to two people?:

@Dashrender said in Exchange - best way to forward a shared address to two people?:

We have a user who has resigned. I need their email to go to two people, but I don't want to have to use a license to do it.

Do I create a contact, then forward the email to both internal addresses?

Thoughts?

Distribution group with the employee email address and then add those users as members of the group. done.

Others said it before you - but best explanation.

Thanks.

I just got a 2 year cert from NameCheap the other week. No issues at all anywhere, didn't even notice that cert was expired.

@black3dynamite said in Qubes:

I wonder if it works in a nested hypervisor?

Should work as long as nesting is supported.

@wirestyle22 said in Is it possible to force tag searches in addition to normal searching in Bookstack?:

@black3dynamite This is how to search. I want Bookstack to search for keywords and tags simultaneously, seamlessly

Then put in a feature request.

@scottalanmiller said in Ubiquity USG 3 Port with Centurylink Tecnicolor C-2100t:

That and removing the silly "modem" from the chain. It's direct now.

I asked that and didn’t get an answer.

@Obsolesce said in Converting a cron job to a systemd timer:

First some info as it may have impact on whether or not to do this in the first place:

I have a SaltStack deployment of 600-ish minions. Currently, I have a highstate set to run every 45 minutes via cron:

*/45 * * * * root /usr/bin/salt -b 25\% '*' state.apply

I know one of the benefits of systemd over cron is the logging, and I think this would be great to have better logging of when this runs. More can potentially be done with it automatically, like look for issues and send emails just as one easy example.

But I don't know how to test this... maybe it doesn't produce the kind of log I want, and salt may already do this in it's own log even better. Or maybe this will produce a log that's too big and cause issues later. I can watch it in the beginning either way, so it's fine.

Can that cron job be converted into a reliable systemd timer? If so, how?

600ish minions. Wow. Curious about your setup. (Types of systems, types of states, how to manage and review output of all of that, etc.” Maybe an upcoming post? 🙂

@scottalanmiller said in ADFS & Web Proxy Certificates:

https://irankon.wordpress.com/2017/08/01/azure-mfa-adfs-ssl-cert-with-lets-encrypt/

Definitely the way to go

@bbigford said in Synology-Storage Manager less than File Station:

Figured it out. Some backup software can create sparse files. File Station is reporting the size of data including sparse size, but Storage Manager is reporting only actual data on disk.

On Linux, this is often the difference between the output of df and du.