IT Thread

[theholycow]

I liek apache. Since you're only serving a single static page with a redirect, it's kinda like using a cclb 3500 dually to drive a few hundred feet to the corner to get milk, but that's fine.

[stonehenge]

Would roll 1ton beast to get malk idgaf

[JayBo]

Well, I'm trying to get it to work, but the damn thing wont start APACHE services lol

[theholycow]

As long as another process is bound to port 80, apache won't be able to run.

[JayBo]

services started.

and now I dunno how to make the webpage accessible lulz.

I'm no good at hosting or running web servers..

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Like... where do I set the META commands? In the httpd file??

[theholycow]

Meta stuff goes in HTML files.

httpd.conf doesn't have anything you'll need to mess with except the folder where your HTML files go.

[stonehenge]

This ticket came in at 10:23 this morning:

Good morning!
We have some new people in the office and I was wondering if you could assign them some passwords and user ids. Thanks.

So the tech replied at 10:24 (foo was fast):

Can you let us know who these new users are?

No replies from the person who submitted the ticket.

[JayBo]

Originally Posted by theholycow

Meta stuff goes in HTML files.

httpd.conf doesn't have anything you'll need to mess with except the folder where your HTML files go.

Ok.. So I put the HTML files in that same directory? the CONF folder?
I'm not quite sure how to make the HTML files public.

It's a simple, simple command that I want to run..but I'm lost as to where to do this. I'm not a good web server guru

[stonehenge]

The http conf file should include the path where your HTML files go. Ours are all Linux so I don't know where the default is on Win

[JayBo]

Let me read le file..

[stonehenge]

Cao, I'm learning this windows domain shit as I go I have a question. Right now we have normal users and administrator. Techs use their normal accounts for troubleshooting user issues and log in with administrator to do things that require it or to join computers to the domain.

I'm semi-uncomfortable with every one of our techs knowing the password to administrator because they can remote into the server and screw things up. They are a pretty smart groups, not many derps, so I doubt they will but I still kinda DNW. Also, we have lots of people going around using the server admin password. Would rather it be something not as many people know.

So what I'm asking is, what groups does someone need to be in so that they can do administrative tasks and add/remove from the domain but NOT be able to log into the server and fuck with shit?

[theholycow]

Providing limited administration privileges isn't something I'm really great at. IIRC there's something about a right-click and "Delegate privileges" or some such. You'd have to google it.

However, you could create fullly privileged domain administrator accounts for each tech. They'd have the same access but a better audit trail, so if the fecal matter hits the multi-bladed rotating air circulation device then you'll know whose fault it is. That's how we roll here.

I guess if there's not a lot of servers, you could set local or group policies on the servers to deny local logon.

[stonehenge]

We also have one department that is on our domain but we don't do tech support for (dont ask ). So I made an account for their tech so he can login and troubleshoot and whatnot. I'd like him to be able to join new/wiped boxes to our domain but there's no way in hell I'm giving someone else our admin password. That's another reason I was looking into limited privz.

Thanks cao, will look into it a little more later. Busy setting up new groups and shit for a lab that needs like 200 accounts

[JayBo]

Man. We had 30 desktops w Vista Business on them.
They are like 5 yrs old or so. Starting to die, or have corrupted boot sectors..

and I can't find the Vista DVD.

[theholycow]

[JayBo]

had = HAVE!

I'm looking for it now and it's gone. Gone like a freight train. Gone like yesterday. Gone like a soldier in the Civil War. bang bang.

[theholycow]

:thankyou:

I needed a change of pace in my music so I'll feed that song into Slacker, that should work out decently well.

[chevyrado14]

what would cause the arrows to disappear on my scroll bar? Ive noticed some other things missing in chrome too.

[stonehenge]

It only happens in Chrome?

Also, you don't need to black out your incognito pr0n windows down there, we don't judge.

[chevyrado14]

lol its work stuff. no they are back wtf? yea only chrome as fart as i can tell. still show up everywhere else like email.

[theholycow]

Transient problem with your video card driver. Rebooting will probably fix it. Could also try updating driver.

I see you operate like me, all the modern interface bullshit turned off, old school style.

[stonehenge]

i slip into OG mode every now and then and disable aero but after a while i go back because it's so pretty when its transparent with a decent wallpaper mmm

[chevyrado14]

running old school makes this comp actually usable lol. its an old pos dell still on xp. ill try the drivers. its weird tho they come and go.

[JayBo]

Hmm. Has script set to pull icon from set location to desktop. is not working.

FGTRY

[theholycow]

One more idea: Could try updating Chrome. Also see if Chrome has different skins.

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Jay, does the script run as a user with appropriate privileges for reading the source and writing to the destination?