one other thing is if you if you are providing a container or vm you could
precompile all or some of the python.
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 10:05 AM Rich Pieri wrote:
> On Thu, 8 Nov 2018 02:34:42 -0500
> Tom Luo wrote:
>
> > Basically, what I need is to provide a port for customers to access
> >
. there are
companies working to address security concerns, but the complexities
involved are not for your average user.
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 9:45 AM Dan Ritter wrote:
> Jason Normand:
> > from a strictly technical perspective, in order to make something like
> this
> > work in doc
from a strictly technical perspective, in order to make something like this
work in docker you would need to set up some kind of runtime decryption.
basically your system would need to read encrypted files from the volume
then decrypt them into a memory based storage (harder thought not
impossible
With out knowing more about what they have setup or the company, is it
possible its for vpn or external accessibility? I could see requiring more
advanced firewall capability for a high end security system or a streaming
media system. Another thing I considered when doing home and small office
This sounds viable for sites that do not need high security, and that you
do not use a lot. easy to just to keep the app available and quickly run
the passwords as you need them. never hurts to have more tools available.
this could be especially useful for times when you are using throw away
We use Nagios and nrpe with a pretty standard monitoring setup. We also
pull in cloudwatch data via python goto scripts.
As for the uptick I would avoid making any changes until after the AWS
maintenance. We have also noticed an uptick in alerts,though not to that
level.
However just because
like in many things, it depends on the application. we recently were
considering doing the same thing with the puppet agent. The agent will
occasionally get stuck due to network errors and require a restart. This
is really a bug in the application, but a fix is not expected any time
soon. in
If you are running your own firewall you could also NAT to the corporate
network if you can not get a specific subnet.
On Sep 10, 2014 4:28 PM, Chuck Anderson c...@wpi.edu wrote:
On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 04:04:12PM -0400, Stephen Adler wrote:
Guys,
I'm setting up a small network at work
Have not had an issue personally, running WQHD on a 27 ultrasharp. but
was thinking of that exact issue with dells new 5k 27. Some of it is just
personal preference and what one runs. But something developers will need
to account.
On Sep 6, 2014 7:32 AM, Stephen Adler ad...@stephenadler.com
or complex, but we would like a robust system and a
strong SLA is a requirement.
any suggestions are appreciated
Jason Normand
tracelink.com
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We have been running veeam successfully for a while now. Though we do not
run 5.5. On rare occasions a backup has failed due to snapshot issues but
not often.
On Aug 1, 2014 7:09 PM, Richard Pieri richard.pi...@gmail.com wrote:
On 8/1/2014 2:33 PM, Scott Ehrlich wrote:
What backup method do
I have used synergy a number of times over the years, and it works fairly
well. I have run into issues in the past with mixing operating systems,
mac and windows I recall in particular. but those issues were related to
hot keys and customizing keys, more than standard functionality.
no matter
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TraceLink is an established start-up, that
Google apps would certainly work but there is no longer a free option.
Sites+Groups+Docs would do all that and more.
However you if you can not shell out for Google apps you could do the same
with generic Google accounts. You would just not have the centralized
management portal. So your admins
You should be able to setup smartmontools to run as a crown job to check
the drive and send an email if it finds issues. I'm sure there is a free
version available for osx. I'm not sure what other options are available
for osx. However as has been stated smart is far from fool proof. But its
My company has transitioned from the dell d series to thinkpad T series and
the smaller x220s with good result. Not a lot of Linux experience on them
but they are solid systems for a decent price.
On Sep 29, 2012 10:38 PM, David Kramer da...@thekramers.net wrote:
Either the backlight or the
I have one on order. Personally I think 7in is an ideal tablet size for
most of the stuff done on a tablet. If I really need to work then I want a
true laptop. If I'm just browsing the web or watching videos then the
lighter 7 in seems the way to go. A 4in screen is still to small for god
web
If you buy the concentrated ISO alcohol you can further dilute it with
distilled water and save more. Plus you can use it as screen cleaner.
20-40% alcohol should be enough.
On Apr 10, 2012 4:22 PM, Richard Pieri richard.pi...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd go one cheaper. The two chemicals in whiteboard
Personally I don't know anyone who uses a tablet exclusively. It will
still be some time before they replace laptops as the primary device.
Additionally it would not surprise me if the growth of tablets actually
revitalized the desktop to an extent. With a tablet the convience of a
laptop is
and QLogic. Still seems like
config/driver though.
with gratitude and in service,
Tony Koker
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On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 1:19 PM, Jason Normand j...@lentecs.com wrote:
We are working on setting up some new hardware for our db servers, but I
am
having trouble getting the Fibre Channel LUN
We are working on setting up some new hardware for our db servers, but I am
having trouble getting the Fibre Channel LUN recognized by CentOS 5.7. We
are running on an IBM x3550 with dual Brocade HBAs, and have them connected
to an IBM DS3524 with dual controllers. Each controller is direct
One of the open office ports will open pdfs and save to docs. Not sure if
you need editing but its an option to consider.
On Feb 8, 2012 7:14 PM, Stephen Adler ad...@stephenadler.com wrote:
Hello all,
I write a bunch of articles using tex and then generate a pdf file from
the .dvi file and
Of course it depends on what the servers are doing. But I know And has
always been great for budget servers. Unlike Intel they don't gimp their
desktop processors when it come to things like ecc support. Atleast the
did not use to. But for most mundane server tasks an 8 core amd should be
more
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