Hi there,
I have a VM with 16GB RAM and 8 Cores. It's job is to accept a HTTP
request using PHP, take the data (documents) and run open office to
convert it to plain text and return it. Up until now this process has
been fine. It seems that the server hangs as it just gets overloaded.
I've j
Hi there,
I have a server that regularly runs jobs to import email via IMAP from
remote servers.
The cron runs a bash scrip that in turn iterates through the customer's
install directories and then goes through each mail box that users have
configured and parses the email. This is done by g
I'm all for a good excuse for hacking a script, but a long-solved
problem isn't such a use case.
Erik
Thanks Erik,
The software is part of a LAMP stack and is used to import documents
from attachments into a CRM and attach them to people's records, convert
them to text, index them and the
Hi Tony,
You could try creating a new file in the /tmp folder in process
then remove it on closing of the script. Subsequent scripts might
start then check for for the presence of this file. If it exists
simply delay until it is gone or exit the script.
I tried this in PHP but must have do
On 13/02/19 14:45, Manoj C Menon via luv-main wrote:
Hi Piers,
Alternatively, you could use flock to do the same.
Something like this,
http://www.elevatedcode.com/2013/05/07/flock-for-cron-jobs.html
Hi Manoj,
I was using the PHP equivalent however I probably did use it correctly
(because
Hi there,
We have an existing platform that uses a separate MySQL instance for
each customer and a shared application code base in PHP. Our platform
has an API but this is mainly used for system admin and not fully
featured and is an in-house MVC framework. We have been given a spec
from a cu
Hi there,
I'm looking for a fan-less box to put into my home manage kids' access
to the internet.
(Internet) --- NBN RJ45 --- [This Box] --- Wireless access point
***clients***
Q1: Any ideas of a good, affordable system
Q2: Can I bridge the wireless so I can trace / manage MAC address
Please fix the SPF defnition for your domain name (or have someone fix
it for the domain if you are not responsible).
I am very responsible for it!
Thanks for pointing it out.
Cheers
P
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Brilliant! Spot on!
Thank you!
P
On 21/8/19 5:08 pm, Mike O'Connor via luv-main wrote:
On 21/8/19 3:56 pm, Piers wrote:
Hi there,
I'm looking for a fan-less box to put into my home manage kids' access
to the internet.
(Internet) --- NBN RJ45 --- [This Box] --- Wireless access point
***
-nuc-barebone-kit-nuc5cpyh
On 21/8/19 4:26 pm, Piers via luv-main wrote:
Hi there,
I'm looking for a fan-less box to put into my home manage kids'
access to the internet.
(Internet) --- NBN RJ45 --- [This Box] --- Wireless access point
***clients***
Q1: Any ideas of a good,
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On 21/8/19 4:26 pm, Piers via luv-main wrote:
> > I'm looking for a fan-less box to put into my home manage kids'
access to the internet. > > (Internet) --- NBN RJ45 --- [This Box] ---
Wireless access point ***clients*** > > Q1: A
Hi there,
I am looking to set up a VPN server for my cloud VM's.
There will be both windows and linux clients - ideally using
certificates to login.
- What do you recommend (eg: OpenVPN) and are there any licensing
requirements for an open source application?
- My preference is to avoid in
On 30/8/19 1:19 pm, Terry Duell via luv-main wrote:
Hello All,
I'm running Fedora 30, and have an external USB drive that has been
used with a Windows laptop to save photos whilst travelling.
Does the drive have a propriety connection software (eg: security
system) in Windows?
Unplug it
On 30/8/19 2:45 pm, Terry Duell via luv-main wrote:
OK...that did something!
dmesg just brings up the log.
As soon as I ran dmesg the drive icon appeared on the desktop and I
can now access all the files...amazing.
Not sure why, but it may be a solution. Yet to see if it's repeatable
On 30/8/19 8:33 pm, Andrew McGlashan via luv-main wrote:
Still not fixed yet. the SPF problem that is.
Hi Andrew,
I've just added one now. Do you want to check it?
If there is a caching issue the DNS is at ns1.webgen.com.au
Thanks
Piers
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On 31/8/19 11:25 am, Andrew McGlashan via luv-main wrote:
It is not legal to have more than 1 SPF record.
$ dig @ns1.webgen.com.au -t txt recruitonline.com.au +short
"v=spf1 ip4:119.252.17.64/28 all"
"v=spf1 a mx ip4:103.16.128.141/32 ~all"
And the first one is wrong with "all", the second
On 31/8/19 12:09 pm, Mike O'Connor via luv-main wrote:
This url has the Mailgun settings for spf
https://documentation.mailgun.com/en/latest/quickstart-sending.html#how-to-verify-your-domain
Thanks Mike,
We have MG on its own cname as per their docs so it isn't part of our
main SPF.
Ch
Hi there,
I have a fans PC that I am using as a wifi hospot that goes into my NBN
connection.
I haven't really set anything up, just selected create hotspot in Gnome
and it just works.
I would like to log all of the DNS queries. Is there a simple way of
doing that or do I need to set up a
Hi there,
I have a bunch of files that I want to rename:
123.someword.doc > 123.doc
456.someword.pdf > 456.pdf
The "someword" is consistent in all the files and they need to be
renamed recursively.
Something like this but with a different regex:
# This is for a completely different file n
Hi there,
- There are no log entries on the server for my connections + all other
users are fine
- All users on the internal network have no issues, only me
- Thunderbird, Other email program, Outlook on Windows VM all fail to
connect to MY server GMAIL is fine from my PC
- Some days (no
On 2023-08-01 07:58, Jason White via luv-main wrote:
The next step, I suppose, would be to obtain debugging output from an
IMAP client to find out whether it's the TCP connection, or TLS
(assuming it's connecting over TLS), or IMAP itself.
Thanks a million! I am getting two different respo
Redit tells me:
Critical Warning: 0x04
Turns out, that according to Page 122 of the NVMe Document , Byte 00,
bit 4 (0x04) of the Critical Warning means:
If set to ‘1’, then the volatile memory backup device has failed. This
field is only valid if the controller has a volatile memory backup
On 9/3/24 13:19, Russell Coker wrote:
If that's the case you averaged 2.16*10/4/365/3600=410MB/s 24*7 over
the lifetime! How did you do that?
I would like to say I'm a workaholic but we both know the truth on that one!
Do you just have the system paging non-stop all the time?
I d
On 9/3/24 17:26, Russell Coker wrote:
Changing to Mint won't make any real difference to the swap. The applications
are about the same size on all systems. You probably need to develop habits
of shutting down applications when you don't really need them. Having
LibreOffice and GIMP running
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