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Another Juniper Oops!! thread
tom_newton replied to m0bov's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
IM me your school name if you like -
Another Juniper Oops!! thread
tom_newton replied to m0bov's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
That's not the ticket ID - that belongs to a linewize customer... -
Another Juniper Oops!! thread
tom_newton replied to m0bov's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
If you are using a proxy, changing DNS will only work on the proxy Can you get me a ticket # -
Another Juniper Oops!! thread
tom_newton replied to m0bov's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Sorry... need a bit of context.. juniper "oops"? -
Google's reCAPTCHA issues
tom_newton replied to PurpleTentacle's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Nothing obvious - if anyone who is suffering from capchas that can't be solved could ping me a ticket in, and email me the number ([email protected]) -
Google's reCAPTCHA issues
tom_newton replied to PurpleTentacle's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
I'll dig through our support tickets and see if there's anything to escalate. A lot of google searches coming from one IP can trigger recaptchas but I have never seen uncompletable before. -
Maplin one of the early victims of PE vultures.
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I _think_ I followed the instructions, I did try it a few times, but it never seemed to take. Anyway it is having a second life now, I didn't need any more computers in the house... (well, now I am looking for some for my wife to take to Kenya to give to kenyan kids)
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I ended up giving away the macbook to a charity collecting old laptops. It was never gonna play ball with chrome, and I couldnt get legacyopenpatcher to work, and I can't be bothered fiddling with a linux machine, I did that in my 20s
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Can't block kisskh on Smoothwall
tom_newton replied to Rob_D's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
If you have D&I on then you shouldn't need to block ECH - but it's best practice to do so anyway -
Can't block kisskh on Smoothwall
tom_newton replied to Rob_D's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Could be ech, in which case it would appear in the logs as Cloudflare-ech -
Can't block kisskh on Smoothwall
tom_newton replied to Rob_D's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Definitely sounds like quic/http3 -
We’re running a survey amongst UK schools to explore how students' online behaviours are affecting their mental health. Your insights will help us to identify important trends, raise awareness of the need for greater support from policy makers and assist Smoothwall in the development of practical guidance and resources - all of which we will share with you. Can I ask that as many of you as possible do us a great service and fill this in - and please, forward the link on to SLT, DSLs, teachers, and others in your organisation, these are questions relevant to everyone. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NLTPCTD Thanks in advance, Tom
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Great. Sorry for the inconvenience, an error on our part, but swiftly fixed.
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They will use the global blocklist - it might take up to an hour for an on prem system to "notice" the new rules and apply them, we should be coming up to the maximum amount of time now, are we still blocked? Can you DM me with your details
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OK, I have seen 5-6 tickets - if anyone is still getting problems now, let me know
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This is under investigation - a ticket from yesterday caused a fix to be added, and that fix made things a LOT worse - a new blocklist will be released asap, that should fix it for all (except maybe the person from yesterday)
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Just you I think... I have my eye on the ticket
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We are keeping an eye on this - don't worry, we will make sure Smoothwall folks are as well compliant as possible!
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Trying to design a circuit board
tom_newton replied to machy's topic in Raspberry Pi, Arduino & Other SBCs
Feels doable with a few simple components - you are just switching between off/on/strobe/flash - some sort of time chip like a 555 could probably generate your flash, and maybe even strobe lines.
