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Did they lock themselves out of the system?
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@Tesla do you have one?
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Ouch... how is your leg now? Hope you're ok, also hope you manage to recoup some costs from your purchase at least. Sounds like you might be joining my little hobby [horse] club...
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Ah yes, that famous HIT.
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It must be true, I saw it on the Internet!
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Drumroll please!
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Access files on a Linux server from Windows
DJ-1701 replied to ReverentCreature's topic in How do you do....it?
In all honesty, it depends how it was setup, the last guy should have made some documentation if there isn't anything official for the system you are using. Though if you need to use a php file to upload it, it sounds as though it may have a web interface to pull down the file. What happens when you browse http://linuxservernamehere/ ? Also... a lot of people like using webmin on their linux servers for easy control, what if you browse https://linuxservernamehere:10000 -
Unless mapped via GPP, wouldn't that allow them to still see a path though? It's good practice though and at least it wouldn't point directly to a specific server. Although on the subject of hiding folders and good practice, ensure you share is setup with a $ at the end of the share name. So it won't be visible if someone is able to browse the server name for available shares.
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Mapping the drive using a GPO in the Group Policy Preferences section usually hides the path from obvious display. If command prompt instead disabled though, they could still just type 'net use' though to find out where it goes to.
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I think that is a shame. Don't think anyone would grumble if the mods did and won. It's not like you're politicians after all.
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If all you wanted was a response.... Very fair way of doing it, but I bet it won't take too long for the winner to respond.
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Not unless it's behind some kind of red door... imagine if Trump got hold of this information...
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I was 14 going on 15... having fun with Basic, DOS and Windows 95 and 98... what's this new thing called UBS... I mean USB?
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I have to click Microsoft account at both schools even though it's a work e-mail address. It's just the way it was originally setup as this Work account or Microsoft account option is new for the VLSC. The password for the Microsoft accounts are completely independent of your work ones, but you should be able to reset it.
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Did you click on a work account? If so click Microsoft e-mail account, it should work.
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50GB for £10?! Obviously must have been a typo of 500 GB on their part.
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The only reason I resisted was due to the fact I wanted to take some Microsoft Exams before they stopped at 2pm on the Saturday.
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What’s Coming in Windows 10’s Redstone 4 Update, Available March 2018
DJ-1701 replied to unixman_again's topic in Windows 10
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You have, see here. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/bett-2018/192677-years-edugeek-badge-theme.html
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I assume the red = fire, the blue = ice. Though personally I think @Dos_Box should have sang a song to anyone who got a badge to give a clue.
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Ofsted Online Safety Webinar - Wed 31 January 2018 - 7-8pm
DJ-1701 replied to elsiegee40's topic in e-Safety
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Or maybe wait for EDIT, who knows, might be a chance then.
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Ofsted Online Safety Webinar - Wed 31 January 2018 - 7-8pm
DJ-1701 replied to elsiegee40's topic in e-Safety
Interesting, one wonders if there is anything specific to the South East then? Maybe contacts... but would have thought it would apply to all.
