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There was some drama and I think the general consensus is to use nextcloud. I've been running it for a while now and I love it.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/owncloud-vs-nextcloud-a-comparison/
A lot of Germans, especially those who pay most of the taxes, i.e. (upper) middle class, see the debt of today as the taxes of tomorrow.
The bait and switch is just too familiar, where useful reforms and investments are promised, only to be replaced with public consumption of special interest policy that does shit for growth (pensioners, social programs, refugees, environment). While taxes coldly progress ever upward.
Don't get me wrong, I am all for putting money in the economy in our situation, but I would prefer the helicopter money strategy.
She is legally obliged to list the commercial address of the company. If that's your home address, as it often is for small freelancer businesses, then she's right.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/websites/web-development/iso-8601/
> The ISO 8601 standard defines an internationally recognized format for representing dates and times. For times, they are expressed with the notation hours-minutes-seconds. In the case of dates, the format is year-month-day. This basic format enables the numbers to be written directly after another.
> Advantages of the ISO 8601 Standard Compared to Other Common Variants
> ISO 8601 only specifies numerical notations and does not cover any dates and times in which words are included. It’s not intended as a substitute for language-dependent wording, such as “February 1, 1995”. But ISO 8601 should be applied to replace designations like “2/5/95” and “9:30 am”.
> The advantages of the ISO8 8601 standard can be summarized as follows:
> * Easy to read and write with software
> * Easily to compare and sort with a simple string comparison
> * Understandable regardless of the national language
> * Cannot be confused with other common date representations
> * Corresponds with the standard 24-hour time system in which the larger units (hours) are also placed in front of small units (minutes and seconds)
> * Strings that contain a date followed by a time are also easy to compare and sort (e.g. “2019-09-07 20:15:00”)
> * Notation is concise and has a constant length, simplifying keyboard entry and table layout
> * Identical to Chinese date notation, meaning the largest cultural group (>25%) in the world is already familiar with the system
> * Date values with the order “year, month, day” are also widespread, such as in Japan, Korea, Hungary, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and some other countries
> * A four-digit year format does not lead to any problems at the turn of a century
Jokes aside, | might also be a binary OR op. | as pipe is only the definition of one of many operations that the char | performs but not the name for the char itself.
A quick search: | -> ASCII 0x7C aka just "Vertical line" (https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/ascii-codes-overview-of-all-characters-on-the-ascii-table/)
>Should i switch from Godaddy hosting
Yes!
>to Bluehost?
No.
Keep in mind that Bluehost prices go up after the first term and "unlimited" really means some "reasonable", but undefined amount. It's a shame because they used to be great. A similar host is IONOS, and I've been using them for over 10 years with multiple packages and clients using them. That said, if you post a formal recommendation request, you may likely find something better for your needs,.
A pi4 would probably cope, depending on what you're using it for. Here's a guide for setting up Nextcloud on your pi
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-nextcloud-server/
For a security certificate, use Letsencrypt. Here's a guide for that.
https://pimylifeup.com/raspberry-pi-ssl-lets-encrypt/
You will need a domain name so your phone etc knows where to find Nextcloud. I suggest a dynamic name provider (one that your pi sends your IP address to regularly) unless your internet service provider is willing to give you a fixed IP address (they normally charge for a fixed IP and it is cheaper to use a dynamic name provider). I use DynDNS but there are others (here's a list, there are more: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/free-dynamic-dns-providers-an-overview/)
Good luck and have fun!
Here you go. I had an 8 gig Dell. I put 16 gigs in it for more overhead. My internet averages around 50 30 which is great for about a 10ish person server with no issues 5 of us played so far with zero lag the server averages around 4-6 gigs of ram while running
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/conan-exiles-server/
What is the remote computer OS and how are you connecting to it?
> I don’t know how do download stuff from the remote computer
If you are using windows remote desktop, you can map your local drives / folders to appear on the remote machine - https://www.ionos.com/help/server-cloud-infrastructure/dedicated-server-for-servers-purchased-before-102818/servers/transfer-files-using-remote-desktop/
>to make things better the computer language was Japanese so when I access it from home the Japanese characters turn into ?
Make sure home base has Japanese language packs installed?
Check to see if your email is available somewhere on your site. Check out this page for ideas on protecting against email harvesters: https://codex.wordpress.org/Protection_From_Harvesters
Here's another resource with lots of ideas: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/e-mail/e-mail-security/protecting-your-email-address-how-to-do-it/
I do not know what server you are using (assuming apache2 below), what specifically your hosting permits you to do, or the security implications of what I'm doing:
# Enable the cgi module on apache2, if not enabled already sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/mods-available/cgi.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/
Add the following to your /etc/apache2/apache2.conf (on Ubuntu 18.04):
<Directory "/var/www/html"> # or wherever you want to put the files AllowOverride None AddHandler cgi-script .lisp # might as well compile and use .fasl files from SBCL or anything suitable Options +ExecCGI Require all granted </Directory>
Restart apache2: sudo systemctl restart apache2.
Use the appropriate shebang lines (#!/usr/bin/sbcl --script) and mark the relevant files as executables.
For all the people whoms page does not load: Delete your cache,try the flush dns function https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/flush-dns/, try a different browser or use your mobile network instead of wifi. These problems are addressed and will be fixed asap :)! For the rest, have fun
I havent used windows 7 that much so i am not that familiar but if windows 7 doesnt support the app try this way:
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/how-to-find-a-windows-7-product-key/
Application Error 0xc0000005 (Access Violation) error is usually caused by your computer not being able to correctly process the files and settings required to run a particular program or installation.
Make sure your pc / laptop is al up to date on drivers. Try download again and retest 👍🏼
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/resolving-0xc0000005-errors/
In Windows, you can set Norwegian as your keyboard language and then just switch to a Norwegian keyboard whenever you write in Norwegian. It’s a little clunky as we also have all our punctuation bound to other keys than an English setup, but with some practice it’ll work. You can easily switch between languages hitting windows+space after you’ve installed a Norwegian keyboard.
I’m sure you can somehow do this with a Mac or Linux computer as well.
Lmao. I love that month
Come on, guys, this is the information age
Several ways. https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/websites/web-development/creating-a-youtube-timestamp-link/
All I did in this instance was add ?t=200 to the URL, which adds a query string and YouTube recognizes this as time = 200, where 200 is seconds. "Start at 200 seconds".
Yes, I recommend the following:
- instal Windows 7 on an SSD. This will allow Windows 7;to boot faster, load apps quicker and give it a fresh feel.
- Reinstall Windows 7 from a fresh start. You will lose all your programs and files, etc., however, this is a valid option if you cannot locate the source of the slowdown.
- Remove unwanted startup programs launching itself from when Windows Starts. Here is the full tutorial on how to do so https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/windows-7-startup-programs/
- If possible, more ram can help.
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those Are a few possibilities. I hope I was helpful.
Yeah Ionos has Minecraft servers Ineos doesn't, score 1 for Ionos.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/websites/web-development/iso-8601
<yyyy>-<mm>-<dd>T<hh:mm:ss>+-<offset>Z
largest unit of time to smallest. results in sortable filenames and reads intuitively.
This isnt done by pure HTML itself. It can be done vis JS or a JS combination of backend server.
An example (not a recommendation, just first link i got from google ) -
You can start to build the site local on your machine and when the domain is transferred you can duplicate the site with a plugin and upload it to the IONOS webspace.
IONOS actually has a tutorial on this. You can either do it manually or with a plugin: IONOS Tut on Migratin WP
delete, not backspace. and you can try this https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/how-to-enter-bios/#:~:text=Windows%3A%20accessing%20the%20BIOS,-The%20newer%20operating&text=Before%20hitting%20the%20restart%20button,the%20BIOS%20will%20open%20up.
>Before hitting the restart button, hold down the [Shift] key
there several sites that give details on this topic, if you want to truly learn and use linux it's good to be self motivated and learn how to learn and research things and decide for yourself.
you will get flooded with dozens of opinions on about everything. so try things out, learn, and decide.
https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000575.htm
>Users who are considering making a change from Windows to Linux or Linux to Windows commonly want to know the advantages and disadvantages of each operating system. Below is a chart to help illustrate the major advantages and disadvantages of each of these operating systems......
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/linux-vs-windows/
it's a bit of a hodgepodge right now.
the most public about it that i've seen is Tucows which has written extensively about its tiered access system and actually has access info. that alone covers a significant chunk of domains.
the only thing i can find from ionos is this article which gives some info but doesn't say anything about how you can actually get in touch with them to request access.
if you're an accredited registrar you'd have to follow the ICANN policies at least. if you're a reseller then your wholesale provider should take care of it for you.
Also here if you wanna copy paste errors
We are mostly english here 🤣
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/error-522-explanation-and-solutions/
It just means that there's a problem connecting to the content delivery network.
It is a common problem.
The best thing to do would be to use server code that's meant to be server code: Something like PHP or Node.js. If your server has to be run in a gamemaker program, you'll probably need to either rent a server with root access or get a business account and static IP with your ISP.
Renting a dedicated server from IONOS starts at $70/month.
This person got a Comcast Business line with 75 down 15 up for ~$135/month.
Conversely, if you code your server using something like PHP that can be put on a shared server, you can get a domain on a site like Bluehost starting at $2.95/month.
This! Though I doubt Stripe will help, but who know. As a German, I can tell you, anything that does not have an invoice does not exist. You might want to have a read about Reverse Charge and make sure it's stated on your invoice that VAT has to be payed by your European customers. https://www.ionos.com/startupguide/grow-your-business/reverse-charge-mechanism/
Not able to change my Name Servers on IONOS to Cloudflare because I'm using IONOS's Managed WordPress service.
I get this message when trying to change Name Servers on IONOS:
"Your domain is currently connected to application. This connection can not be reset. If you no longer want to use the domain with the application, you must disconnect the domain from the application in the settings."
Read this site: Look like I have to completely go to Standard WordPress which is not the option I'm looking. Managed WordPress is helpful in many ways
Not sure if this is satire but ip addresses dont have to start with 192.168. In fact ips starting with 192.168, 172.16-31, 10 are private ip addresses which means it's what your router at home gives to your PC/phone/console etc. Anything other than what I mentioned above is public meaning that it is the ip that your ISP gives your router. That public ip is used by all of your devices through a process called NAT when they connect to the internet. This ip can be found by asking google what your ip is. About NAT: https://www.comptia.org/content/guides/what-is-network-address-translation Private ip ranges: https://www.ionos.com/help/server-cloud-infrastructure/private-network/private-ip-address-ranges/
"The broadband requirements for hosting a Valheim server should, in theory, be easily met by all professional providers. If you take the upload guideline of 53.4 Kbit/s per player for Steam source games provided by Steam developer Valve as a guide, a broadband connection that offers one to two Mbit/s upload speed should be more than enough. In practice, many gamers experience serious lags as the number of players increases, since these providers may limit the maximum upload speed by default. In this case, consult your provider to remove the restriction - if possible."
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/set-up-a-valheim-server/
But where does it say how to check this, I am using IONOS as a primary source from where I am trying to move the emails from, I just added the emails as they appear for the username as that is how we log in to their system. Their FAQ page that describes the Email Migration only covers the system I was searching for, I also checked the Exchange if the UserMailbox exist and they are indeed there all 3 of them.
That is the only thing they have on how to migrate to office365, I have no problem adding them as an endpoint and I don't know how to check if the username is correct beyond this, the documentation doesn't say clearly.
Thanks!
If someone needs in-depth information or further explanations check out this webpage from ionos.com it’s under productivity > Getting Things Done (GTD). There are flowcharts and diagrams if you’d prefer that to text.
OP has condensed it in an excellent way, but this is for someone who just needs a little more help.
Adding the link to make it easier; https://www.ionos.com/startupguide/productivity/getting-things-done-gtd/
Hope this helps!
you cant start a web hosting company with xampp. you need to have cpanel to do that. but once you have a license for cpanel, it's quite simple. you can get almalinux on a $10 vps, download cpanel, add the license to that ip address, and you're done.
if you meant just putting your own website on xampp, a tutorial is here
I've tried many and finally settled on:
- OmniNotes for "quick reminders". It has a widget that lets me see the last few notes right on my home screen, which is enough. It has a "+" button on the widget to immediately start a new entry.
- In theory, I wish it supported sync, because I do sometimes transfer those notes to my computer.
- But in practice, it's nearly impossible to find things, because you don't know what's in there and it's all jumbled together. Nearly every note is untagged because it takes work to remember to tag it.
- So I don't ever try to "organize" those notes for longer term.
- Joplin for keeping my task list, and several "databases" of information.
- Often, I copy notes from OmniNotes into Joplin to remember them. (In GTD terms, OmniNotes is my "inbox").
- At least in Joplin, all notes are forced to be organized by hierarchy. So I know if a note is a "home task" or a "work task" or "person" or "tidbit of useful knowledge", etc.
- Most of my tasks are just wishlists, but I tag them with "now" when I want them done.
- Periodically, I look at the "now" tag list to find something to do. (Takes 2 clicks. I wish there was a Widget for that!)
- Joplin easily supports E2E encrypted sync (currently using Docker server because I never need to do sync when I'm out).
- Hopefully Joplin gets more multi-user features soon, which would be neat.
TMP means it's a temporary; denied is a safety feature, so that no one stumbles into it and is somehow able to modify it: A child playing with your PC while no one is watching for one (off-the-top-of-the-head) example. Sometimes you can right-click on a file (Cinnamon DE at least) and select Open As Root (PW required).
> https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/mac-shortcuts/
Thanks so much! Incredible link. I will read it thoroughly for sure. I appreciate the help!! I am liking the Apple experience more and more. Users are even so kind!
I recommend you to get familiar with macos shortcuts. When you get the hang of it, you can have a very efficient workflow. You'll see it's hard to go back to windows after. (It is for me at least)
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/mac-shortcuts/
Am don't forget that you might need an imprint on your shop's German webpage if you translate into German and/or target German customers. It is quite simple to do if you know about it.
Maybe Cloud Server 4XL: https://www.ionos.com/cloud/cloud-servers#packages
Or AE16-128: https://www.ionos.com/servers/amd-servers
I have a few and they work great, good price point. I use Plesk offered free or cheap to manage the server and keep things updated. Plesk also has good tech support.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/linux-vs-windows/
Many Windows users will not like Linux. Linux isn't Windows and will never be like Windows. If you can get over that barricade. Than Linux can be for you. Linux been for me, for the past 18 years. It's hard to precipitate Linux, until you start using Linux and leaving all your Windows knowledge outside the window. And start using Linux with a clean slate mind.
Assuming you saw this already?
https://www.ionos.com/help/email/postmaster/smtp-error-messages-of-the-11-ionos-mail-servers/
451 Requested action aborted: local error in processing
Problem:
Your email could not be delivered successfully because the service was temporarily unavailable.
Solution:
Make sure that the resolution of the DNS query is answered quickly by the DNS service of your system.
Assuming you booked everything on your books properly and recognized that as a loan then yeah take it.
Here’s a nice simple write up on it:
https://www.ionos.com/startupguide/grow-your-business/booking-contributions-and-withdrawals/
Your just putting the FQDN of the namespace.
There has always been a . (root) at the end of the TLD, just nobody really writes it out like that and most systems I believe just put the . in there for you, your just hard wiring it in place.
I had the same issue, looked everywhere and found a tech articles explaining this was a fix cause DFS had some issue knowing where the FQDN ended and the share path began. So by hard putting the root it knows the namespace from the sharepath. I tried looking for the article but it was just a rare find.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_qualified_domain_name
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/domains/domain-administration/fqdn-fully-qualified-domain-name/
No they actually are talking about ToS as the letter gave them a link to read the terms, which are the Terms of Service. There is some confusion because I'm guessing they are translating directly from the CN version instead of using the English terminology but the link they provide makes it pretty black and white.
DMCA format doesn't matter as long as it contains all the relevant information. For the record Ionos and Cloudflare both have their own individual DMCA forms.
Try this:
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/showing-hidden-files-on-a-mac/
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Are you using OneDrive syncing for these files?
If so, you might need to login to the ondrive website, go to settings, and "choose folders" i think you can un-sync folders through that menu option.
I assume that you are begginer, so maybe it would be better for you to use XAMPP (https://www.apachefriends.org/pl/index.html)? It has simple installer, and you gets working server, PHP and MySQL server out of the box.
There you can find detailed tutorial: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/xampp-tutorial-create-your-own-local-test-server/
https://www.ionos.com/domains/domain-transfer Yeah that probably where I am confuse, it said where I enter the domain it said $1 first year then $15, further down it said free transfer but pay at renewal price? If that then can I just let it expire after wait period then buy at new for $1?
I use paper sometimes too, especially when I have a day or week where I am doing something very unroutine. The concept of externalisation is one that I honestly forget on the regular. I have a general feeling that externalising through paper (or other handwriting method) is more 'tactile' than using an app or keyboard and therefore work much better for some people.
Should I maybe add a Paper/Externalisation Methods to the list?
Have you looked into GTD?
I have seen it mentioned in a bunch of posts and it seems pretty popular. Don't know how it works specifically.
Also please let me know if you find anything noteworthy!
Your current pattern allows all users from 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.255. On CIDR format, that would be
AllowUsers *@192.168.1.0/24
The /24 cover the 192.168.1 part (each octet cover 8 bits), check the expanded pattern.
There are various approaches actually, and you probably want to use a public key instead so even if a device in your network is compromised, brute-forcing is not possible.
There is certainly a bandwidth of "free" out there. I'm not going to argue with that.
In North America:
I have a 2$-Server at IONOS, but I use it solely as SSH-relay (needed the static IP "somewhere"). That may be just too weak to run Nextcloud, but could also be just enough to sync calendars, contacts and notes with a few users. The next larger one is 7$/month (after 6 months for only 4$) and I think that should work pretty fine already - don't expect incredible speed of course. You might want to try the smaller one first. Upgrading is usually fairly easy and you likely won't even have to re-install everything, just pay more.
Link: https://www.ionos.com/servers/vps
Plus taxes of course... because it's a silly tax system here.
If you're not in North America, search for a provider closer to your location - I can tell it makes a difference!
There are plenty of other providers! Some internet search is recommended.
Partition Table: gpt
You can learn more here: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/what-is-a-guid-partition-table-gpt/
I am not qualified enough to teach you, but it does have a partitioning table obviously :)
Previous repack is not a problem. Try those things in links (but not reset your computer!) https://www.stellarinfo.com/blog/how-to-fix-error-code-0xc0000005-in-windows/
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/resolving-0xc0000005-errors/
Do you want to move just the license/activation or data as well?
You can extract your current Win10 key through various means
RME are the people who deal with maintenance on the AR floor, Stations, and other areas within the facility. Their Level 1 position isn't too heavy on requiring prior experience, and a couple people have moved into it from within the facility without any degree (although they did go through a few month's training).
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>window's command line....?
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/windows-cmd-commands/
You don't have to memorize all of that, of course (no one does), but it helps to familiarize yourself with most of the network-based ones.
I was thinking an old fashioned tool (may be a decade out of date advice) but it looks like there are finder shortcuts and terminal commands to enable viewing invisible files. Link.
I would start by setting the system to use a custom DNS, probably Google's Public DNS (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4). Here's a guide explaining how to do that step-by-step.
on user creation or login, the user sends their password as encrypted plaintext (let the browser handle the encryption through TLS/SSL, don't write your own).
you receive the request on the app server. you hash the password.
if they're logging in, you look for the user/email address row, and then see if the hash matches.
if they're creating a user, you just insert the hash.
another thing to be aware of is salting the password before hashing. never use raw md5s or sha1s or any other base hashing algorithm alone. instead, first use a custom salt function, then use the hashing algorithm. the custom salt function could be as simple as appending "CaptainTurko!" to every password before hashing but there are others that are much more complex. the result of this is that the hashes are now unique to your system making generic and readily available rainbow tables worthless. if someone was to crack your system, they'd also have to locate your salting function and rebuild the entire rainbow table from scratch rather than just downloading readily available rainbow tables for common hashing functions.
just checked for DynDNS comparisons. these sites give around 15 different providers: https://socialcompare.com/en/comparison/dynamic-dns-providers
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/free-dynamic-dns-providers-an-overview/
But you are rights it is a whole new topic and will blow up your guide. for people with fritzbox-router i can recommend dynv6.com like i said in the last post. they give you the exact config for this router brand.
Not sure of about just slash commands, but here is a full list of CMD commands: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/windows-cmd-commands/
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Whether or not you can use a slash command like /s /q depends on what initial command you are using.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/error-522-explanation-and-solutions/
You get a 522 error, meaning the CF servers can't reach your NAS. Since you're saying you can reach it yourself directly, CF is probably blocked. You should check your firewall settings.
Well--that depends on a lot of things. Since you didn't post any code, it's very hard to help you. Here's is a good, basic example on how to create a form and insert the data into the database. It should be more than enough to get you started: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/websites/web-development/use-php-to-insert-information-into-a-mysqlmariadb-database-from-an-html-form/
That's not the case for ionos. They say they can only terminate at any time if there is a breach of the agreement, otherwise, they must give you 30 days notice.
> EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED HEREIN, EITHER YOU OR IONOS MAY TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT (AND YOUR ACCESS TO YOUR ACCOUNT) AT ANY TIME WITH 30 DAYS NOTICE, OR IONOS MAY TERMINATE THIS AGREEMENT OR SUSPEND YOUR ACCOUNT WITH NO NOTICE FOR A BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT
https://www.ionos.com/terms-gtc/general-terms-and-conditions/
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/show-windows-appdata-folder/
If you don't know this stuff it might be best not to mess around in there. You can, however, clean out your temp files
Have you used the inbuilt Windows cleaner?
It is extremely annoying, and on my previous laptop I had run a registry edit to permanently disable it (it remapped the key function to nothing essential).
I had a look to see what I could find, and came across the below. I tried the cha ge to shift key solution, but pressings caps lock still turns it on, but won't turn it off (that's now shift) so not really sure what the benefit it. It also gives a reg edit, and a program that does that edit for you - neither of which I have used so can't speak to how well they work/how safe they are.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/websites/web-development/caps-lock/
I’ve been with ionis , formerly 1&1, for decades and have multiple Wordpress sites. Two of them are for podcasts. I can’t say anything bad about them and the price is right.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/security/hash-function/
Essentially yeah! The "password" is just a random nonce (one time use integer) added to the block after all the transactions that makes it so the block will be "signed" with the correct "hash." The above explains hash functions in more detail.
The blockchain is secure from people trying to add fake blocks by the difficulty of generating the correct nonce to satisfy the hash. So long as more than 50% of the computing power trying to guess these blocks is run by people playing fair, the odds are that legitimate blocks will be added.
>I don’t have motherboard speakers
Well you should install one. Your system has been trying to tell you what's wrong.
By reseller, I meant official resellers authorized to resell the service by Google.
Eg: https://www.ionos.com/office-solutions/g-suite, who are authorized google partners.
What about this company ? ionos I believe it’s $12 for the first year.
I had the same problem but it was just as easy as fixing my boot order.
Here is a good article that’ll help you deduce what you gotta do:
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/reboot-and-select-proper-boot-device/
Whoah whoah, you can transfer domains from one provider from another https://www.ionos.com/help/domains/transferring-your-domain-away-from-11-ionos-to-another-provider/transferring-a-domain-from-11-ionos-to-another-provider/
Do not cancel your domain, go through the process of a zone transfer.
I had a server from Ionos for the past years and love it.
It's not free but very close ($5/mo) with domain, SSL etc...
since you mention multiple apps, I believe putting in more work at the beginning to have your own solution is well worth the time. Get your own server (you can have multiple domains) and simply upload everything there. You can get domain and server for $5/mo from ionos.
Extended ping tests to start. Wire a laptop into your gateway eero and ping Google for at least 10 hours. Look for packet loss in the result. Repeat the test but this time plug the laptop directly into your modem. You’re isolating an ISP problem from an eero problem with this test.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/tools/continuous-ping/
try this. You’ve said you have recently moved as well, so you might benefit from trying to flush DNS and release-renew your IP too. Dunno if that would fix it but it’s worth a shot.
In general, only host names with the ending .local are possible with multicast DNS. That limits this form of name resolution on local networks. Host names with other top-level domains (TLD) – such as .de or .com – are not processed by mDNS. Web addresses can, therefore, not be resolved in this way.
That help at all?
Product code isn't the product key, to find your product key you have to look in your registry. Here's an article that describes how to do it. https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/how-to-find-a-windows-7-product-key/
Thanks a bunch mate, i am working the technical stuff with Fiskifus and we will be updating the protocols soon <3 thanks for all the information and feedback
actually, did a traceroute & whois of your server and it seems your webhost makes it tricky, here's their instructions for setting up SSL
not sure if they use some paywalled ssl issuer or if it's free. if it's not, maybe switch to like 1984hosting or njalla (two i trust) but of course there are cheapers ones if you just duckduck "anonymous webhost" or the like
Hi, See below for explanation of 127.0.0.1 I also have the occasional file that my QNAP will not generate.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/know-how/localhost/
Programming language preference aside, I used Cloud Server with PHP and SQL from Ionos for years and it's great: cheap and efficient.
Thanks for the Helpful Award - I haven't seen that one before :)
You can search for ways to change the keyboard to the standard Hebrew layout. Once you have it installed, it is a simple alt-Shift to swap between English and Hebrew.
Though, unless you are planning to move to Israel or would otherwise need to know how to touch-type on a proper Hebrew keyboard, I absolutely recommend installing the Tyndale House keyboard instead. (Tyndale House is the name of the religious studies library at Cambridge University.) Instead of the traditional Hebrew layout - which according to a recent /r/hebrew post is based on Yiddish(!) - this matches the Hebrew letters to an English equivalent. For example dalet is on D and mem is on M because of how they sound, and alef is on X because of the shape. (A is saved for the A-class vowel marks.) It is super, super intuitive and easy to use.
We are hosting couple of our servers here. https://www.ionos.com/hosting/dedicated-hosting
Stable, had couple outages though, but in general service is good.
TCP is based confirmation that every package sent has been received by the recipient (AD server in your instance).
This allows you to monitor all outgoing (and incoming) connections when you run an AD command from PoSh. TCP has various “connection states” which indicates where in the process. First package sent is a SYN_SENT package. If this is received by the recipient device, the recipient will respond with with a SYN_ACK. When this is done, the parties can start the intended communication.
If a firewall is blocking a port, your connection will be in a SYN_SENT state as the ACK will never come due to the firewall dropping the package.
Also, by checking the process identifier you can see all in- and outgoing connections, including local and remote port numbers used.
netstat explanation “ano” is the same as “nao”, just different orders.
To ensure it doesn't change, you can change the static ip configurations on the pi to that IP and on your router reserve the choosen IP to for your pi with the MAC address and with a reboot you should be good.
You can lookup "reserve ip for [routers name and model]". That'll give you good instructions on how to do that.
To set the static ip on the pi, you can get instructions here. I personally set mine to the ip 192.168.1.250 as 250 is far away from ips normally assigned to devices and it keeps things clean. Up to you though. Let us know if you've solved the issue or encountered another problem
I found this, might want to try some of these potential fixes: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/err-connection-closed/
My setup is Cloudflare for domains ($8/year) and a server with Ionos ($5/month).
In your case, it would already be less than half what you're spending ($140 vs $350).
Also, beware of "cheap" domains, usually, they jack it up after 1 year.
I think my host provider removed it to make customizing it easier for us noobies. I just deleted it today to help me debug because I had a javascript page redirect on it too and it got annoying lol
The SMTP server port and address are determined by the mail provider you are using, not by your ISP. Look up or search for the settings for your mail provider. As long as you are using an authenticated sign-in to their SMTP server, the ISP you are using makes no difference.
It's been this way for many years. The very old method, using the ISP's mail server, was eliminated, because it was trivially easy for spammers to use open SMTP servers.
For example, I have an email account with Ionos. Their website shows their server names and ports:
https://www.ionos.com/help/email/general-topics/settings-for-your-email-programs-imap-pop3/
Hmm not sure sorry. I'd guess something to do with your network/proxy settings. This site seems to have some decent things to try: https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/err-connection-reset/
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Yes, according to their help page, a max time is set and cannot be exceeded:
https://www.ionos.com/help/hosting/using-php-for-web-projects/which-php-settings-can-i-change/
API is basically a way for different code to communicate with each other. WebAPI is an API which communicates over the web.
These guys have created a WebAPI in php. You need to deploy this api on your local machine.
Two ways to to deploy it:
Once this webAPI is running on your machine you can use postman to talk with it. this is dependent in how the php is written.
My suggestion is to create you own simple API from here and then call it from postman then you will be able to understand the existing php files.
You can, for example, use ARP-Poisoning to reroute all traffic of a target host, enabling you to read and manipulate all packets.
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/security/arp-spoofing-attacks-from-the-internal-network/
Can potentially register a domain here for cheap. Why would you be required to reg with Azure?
Pair your newly owned domain with a free/cheap DNS (cloudflare has a free tier, for instance) and point to your azure VM.
Honestly I would let them know how it's affecting the front end department and what your perception is of the whole situation, it would be a bit different if he was being asked by a store leader to leave the post but if he is doing it on his own that's something that can be nicely talked about, I wouldn't bring a manager involved if its something you can fix by just being real with them.
Has anyone else noticed this same pattern or just you? If other people have seen it then instead of using yourself as the perceiving individual refer it to "The perception of others" it's hard to argue when other people are seeing the same behavior.
Best of luck :)
Also you can use the sandwich method here is a link that can help you with what can be considered a difficult conversation
https://www.ionos.com/startupguide/productivity/sandwich-method/