Going down boys

[Gantry]

On the very machine I'm sending this post on!

[Rod Woodson]

Nicely done.  Not a lot of paladins left out there merging the magic of webhosting and content creating.

[Rod Woodson]

cruising through here and seeing that you're running a centos virtual on a windows machine.
If you ever thought, man I want to completely regret switching from apache to nginx, you should check out centminmod dot com
Pretty slick to get more performance out of less hardware.

[Gantry]

 Good to know, thanks.  In general these forums and wikis use so little resources the VM isn't making any real impact.  And I have a business class internet here at the house with a static IP so I have a decent enough pipe to run it.

I get $100 a month in free credit from Microsoft Azure, so really it's a little silly to run it at home.   That said dee-nee takes very little hand holding and maintenance at this point, kind of in "if it ain't broke" mode.  At least until CentOS/RHEL6 stop getting security updates.  After that I'll have to make a decision about switching things up.   

[defen]

Good to know, thanks.  In general these forums and wikis use so little resources the VM isn't making any real impact.  And I have a business class internet here at the house with a static IP so I have a decent enough pipe to run it.

I get $100 a month in free credit from Microsoft Azure, so really it's a little silly to run it at home.   That said dee-nee takes very little hand holding and maintenance at this point, kind of in "if it ain't broke" mode.  At least until CentOS/RHEL6 stop getting security updates.  After that I'll have to make a decision about switching things up.   

That's December this year (have a bunch of old shitty work machines for legacy systems to upgrade).

[Gantry]

Ugh, that's not ideal.  We may be raw dogging it until I get back from Mexico then, assuming I get to Mexico. 

[Gantry]

Shit, I can probably run Dee-Nee easily on the Raspberry Pi I'm using for PiHole. 

[Gerlost]

What about a raspberry beret?

[Gantry]

What kind of raspberry beret?

[fightonusc]

The kind that you find in a second-hand store.

[Gantry]

That'll do

[Rod Woodson]

Good to know, thanks.  In general these forums and wikis use so little resources the VM isn't making any real impact.  And I have a business class internet here at the house with a static IP so I have a decent enough pipe to run it.

I get $100 a month in free credit from Microsoft Azure, so really it's a little silly to run it at home.   That said dee-nee takes very little hand holding and maintenance at this point, kind of in "if it ain't broke" mode.  At least until CentOS/RHEL6 stop getting security updates.  After that I'll have to make a decision about switching things up.   

That's December this year (have a bunch of old shitty work machines for legacy systems to upgrade).

[Gantry]

[Gantry]

Sorry yall, rebooting a shitload of times right now.  Dicking around with VPN software for my client and every install/uninstall requires a reboot.

[Shooty]

I think we deserve some sort of compensation for the inconvenience. 

[fknmclane]

Agreed. Prorate this shit.

[Gantry]

IT'S WORKING AGAIN EVERYONE - for those who guess "Sonicwall's App Control service broke my clients softphone over VPN" you win a cookie. 

[Kane]

What kind of cookie?

[Flood]

IT'S WORKING AGAIN EVERYONE - for those who guess "Sonicwall's App Control service broke my clients softphone over VPN" you win a cookie. 

What's the assplay factor of this softphone you speak of?

[Gantry]

What kind of cookie?

Oatmeal raisin, always oatmeal raisin.