NokiX

Oh how I wish I could afford your 970 my 770 is starting to struggle since most games demand a higher amount of video memory but I simply don't have the spare cash! Don't suppose you would want to buy a dell poweredge 1850 from me as that would help towards the card!

Yep, sorry I've never used battle.net before now! NokiX#21775 ^That should be it.

I kept feeling i was wrong on the second stage but apparently not o.o I need to get the other half to try this since she doesn't hear me a lot of the time but I suspect it's just selective hearing...

Fancy adding me? Should just be the same username as here Be nice to actually have some decent teamwork games!

Anybody playing overwatch now it's released? I've just got it but I've got nobody to play with so I keep losing games since my team never communicates >.>

Have you had any issues with Impero console users getting the error that they don't have permission to use the console as I keep getting that on v5.3.21 and it's causing us issues since I can't seem to fix it even with a reinstall.

It looks like the change password page is javascript, specifically the file 'hap.web.js' (starts at line 159) which can be found in the scripts folder of your HAP install. You could try adding some text into the javascript like below: $("#" + data[i].Data.Group).append(' Password Requirements HereChange My PasswordCurrent Password: New Password: Confirm Password: '); But that's just a basic change and from what I can see if you add too much text it messes up the javascript and starts putting the content onto the main page but I'm sure someone with better javascript knowledge than me can do something better!

I'm glad they changed it back however I saw this and felt it needed to be posted here:

I think most people will have mixed reviews with Impero currently as I find sometimes I get a quick reply and sometimes my tickets get left for days without attention. The last request I raised has still not been responded to when it was submitted on Monday morning yet other times I'll get a response very quickly. Thankfully it's not a major problem but we once had to re-activate our license and couldn't get hold of support so went without Impero for a day before the US team emailed us at 1am to say they had resolved the issue. I hope they work on their consistency as it's lacking at the moment.

Hi All, I'm looking for some 300gb 10k sas disks for a server I purchased for a charity LAN I run each year. Unfortunately I am looking for freebies here as I no longer have the funds to be able to buy any more hardware so currently the server has little storage but can house another 20 or so disks (i can't actually remember and I'm currently at work!). If anybody has any used sas disks then please let me know but any size will do but 300gb is the ideal size as I have 3 of those already. Regards, Chris.

How much are the Casio Cores going for as we currently use NEC M230X's which are about £350 each so if the cores are a suitable replacement for around the same price this may be worth looking into for us!

I agree, I've been really enjoying the game as it's gives me a break from some of the more serious games like BattleField 4.

I can look into that for you however currently our RD portal is down so if you drop me a PM on Monday I'll look into it for you.

It all really comes down to what you need from the intranet as ours is a simple HTML page which has clickable images for things like google, our VLE and a few other bits. If you need more advanced functionality then looking into WordPress or something wouldn't be a bad idea as it can be heavily modified to display only the content you need and you can even have a staff area which contains useful information, links, resources etc. I'm sure a few other people here will have some better idea's though!

Oh god I hate it when you ask for things back and nothing happens. Had to ask for a staff loan laptop back that was used for a drama performance and we never got it back. 3 weeks later I went to the drama department and found not only the laptop but about 3 camera's we 'lost' about 2 months ago. I don't mind if they just told us they have them but don't have time to bring them up as I'd swing by on the way past to grab them myself!

That doesn't surprise me since their servers are so cheap and accessible to anyone. I only used them to try out some bits with windows server 2012 r2 but found they didn't support windows OS and had to image it myself using the recovery partition on the server. I guess all you can hope for is an IP which isn't in a range used by some of the hackers lol.

You could look into Kimsufi which actually use OVH hardware and do very good deals. They offer limited support though so as long as your confident in setting up your servers and backups then you could look into that.

I'm thinking about getting battleborn as I played the Beta and enjoyed it and that's the first game i genuinely enjoyed for a long time. Want to pre-order battlefield 1 though so i'm not sure which to go for!

As ZeroHour said it's not worth blocking the whole range as you will more than likely end up blocking a lot more than you need to but if you do decide to go down that route you could use the following solution: How to Block an IP address range using the .htaccess file - Stack Overflow Either of the answers specified on that URL would work but it's not recommended unless your seeing a lot of bad traffic from that range.

Use a .htaccess file with the following inside: Order Deny,Allow Deny from 192.168.0.1 Obviously replace the IP with the IP you want to block and add additional lines for each IP your blocking. Do you have SSH access to your package at all as running some commands over bash helps with getting some good log output but if not as long as you can download the logs if you PM a download to them for me and I'll look when I'm home later on.

Sometimes you will find your website was actually hacked about a month ago however the hacker doesn't make any changes until later on as their aim is to infect your backups as well. Once you find the exact location the hack came from you should be able to check how far back the compromise goes in the logs (depending how far back the logs go) and then restore to before that time and make the required security fixes. I've seen this a lot in the past from working at a hosting company so generally these type of hacks follow a similar pattern and target websites using old plugins like timthumb and imagemagick.

Best thing to do would be to filter the access logs to show top access files and top IP addresses as you will likely find the source of the attack that way if you see what the top IP's have been accessing. If you want to send them over my way I don't mind taking a look for you to at least try and find the source of the attack.

My recommendation would be to create a bash script that runs the required command to start TightVNC and open the required connection (https://tightvnc.com/vncviewer.1.html) and once you have that working add the script to the crontab so that it automatically run's when the machine boots. Apologies I can't give you more detail but my linux skills are getting a bit rusty!

Bumping for attention, really need to sell this asap so will be listing it on eBay if nobody is interested.

A happy server generally will be lag free since I found when I experienced the issue the license server control panel was lagging and the service status along with the server status both were showing incorrectly and the control panel kept becoming unresponsive. As long as the GUI is showing everything as running and you have no issues navigating it I would say the server isn't the issue but to confirm this you could try running the test client connections under the server options to see if those also get dropped as if they do then it would show a server issue. If those clients stay connected however you could try reinstalling sib on the client machine but leave out any of the sound packs etc just to see how it runs on a fresh install. Regards, Chris.