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I would check event viewer although that can be a rabbit hole of irrelevant errors its worth a gander sometimes. How do you build you machines?

Pretty amazing work!

Could you possibly run a ls -a in /var/run/ and grab a screenshot of /var/run/ with the reverted changes. Also check the free space using the command df EDIT: These steps may help possibly if it's available for your version of Ubuntu: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/196840/how-to-investigate-what-is-modifying-a-directories-permission-on-linux

I am not that familiar with Xibo tbh and I cant seem to find their info, is it its own distro or are you running it on Debian etc? is it docker?

Does it specify a user or group in the my.cnf? Does that have chown on the folder where the .sock is being created?

Check its running firstly, then check your my.cnf for: [mysqld] port = 3306 socket = /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock It should say where the socket file is, if the file doesnt exist there double check permissions are allowing the file to be created.

It’s mostly for max users but the app seems a little faster for me on my x.

New beta build for you all should be rolling out.

Whats up?

Just to clarify, speeds are slow transferring via network from the host server to the vms or from a separate piece of hardware on the same lan?

Fixed, I had stripped a lot of the plus stuff out a few months ago but forgot about those images. Cheers

Right so basically if you email a mailbox that has only existed on Gmail from internal exchange the mail is delivered but if its a renamed/has existed on exchange account you get an NDR? I am starting to think its a maintenance task on exchange 2013, if I recall things like GAL updates are only ran once a week on 2013 and it can cause all sorts of weird issues but its been a while since I got hands on with 2013. I can remember GAL updates causing issues for us when we renamed accounts as well and I *think* microsoft changed future versions to run some of the tasks more often to mitigate it. I would see if you can manually run some of the tasks and see if that allows the mail to flow through.

Try emailing a fresh test mailbox that has only existed on Google apps and see if it routes. I will have think of any other tweaks we had to do as well.

Change your remote domains for your email domain from authoritative to internal relay in exchange if I recall. Relay I think sends anything that doesnt exist locally to the connector where as authoritative will send a mailbox not found error.

I think you will need a connector from local exchange to gmail otherwise mailboxes moved over wont get email from local. Just ensure the mailbox doesnt exist on both systems as the way I basically understand it is if local exchange doesnt find a mailbox for an address it sends it down the connector but if it exists locally it will go there. When you move your mailbox over rename your old mailbox on exchange so you can easily move back if you want and things bork. Set your MX records to have a pretty short expiry time as well until you are happy everything is working otherwise it will be borked until it expires if you have to move everything back to pointing to local exchange. Once everything is working you can increase the TTL then though after a few days. Groups should follow that logic if I recall, so if its a local exchange group and it has accounts not on local exchange it will route to gmail via your connector there and visa-versa although I have not had to deal with that sort of split myself. I have used alias's in the past where basically we set up a subdomain of gmail.{domain}.co.uk with the gmail mx records and created an alias and a distro group for a user. Aka j.smith@{domain}.co.uk was a dist list which had the alias I created added to it of j.smith@gmail.{domain} and mail flowed but that was a system where they were going office 365 from gmail but not all of gmail was moving across so mail routed into office 365 first and would connector to the gmail setup. There is also a setting you need to change on gmail to whitelist your local exchange ip as a sender just in case spam filtering gets a bit annoyed after the move. I did all this a while ago so sadly things are a bit foggy.

The windows 10 1809 crash appears it may have been fixed with today's patch update tuesday (kb4493509): https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4493509/windows-10-update-kb4493509

I was literally about to mention I saw one of those in Tesco last night and I thought it might be an option (Tesco's model was £80 but could be locked to o2)

Group Policy Preferences could be an option as well although I have not tried it.

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That price is a hard point to hit tbh. I am not sure how much the lower end Nokia's are, they could be an okay option as they are targeting more budge end stuff but with decent updates for Google OS etc.

I have deployed a new version of the ticker, hopefully it will be okay now.

I have deployed a new version of the ticker, hopefully it will be okay now.

Yeah although Google changed Chrome a few versions ago to automatically sign the browser in when you sign into any Google service unless you specifically turn it off in your browser setting. Quite a few people were unaware of the change.

Fixed, a config change borked it getting the proper ip instead of an internal network one.

Yeah I think I know why.