It is very simple to look up the used passwords for wifi connections on your computer:
netsh wlan show profiles
netsh wlan show profile name=TypeOneOfTheListedSSIDsHere key=clear
Failed and working projects, notes etc.
It is very simple to look up the used passwords for wifi connections on your computer:
netsh wlan show profiles
netsh wlan show profile name=TypeOneOfTheListedSSIDsHere key=clear
Stoofperen
Ingredients:
◦ 2 kg Gieser Wildeman pears
◦ 500 ml red wine
◦ 250 ml water (or wine if you have enough, this is just to make things cheaper)
◦ 1 Star anise or “Illicium Verum”
◦ 1/2 tbsp cinnamon
◦ 4 tbsp dark-brown sugar that contains inverted sugar syrup. We call this “basterdsuiker.”
◦ Few drops of vanilla extract
◦ Few drops of almost extract
◦ Handful of Sultana raisins
Tools:
◦ Tea egg
◦ Thick-bottomed pot
◦ Timer
◦ Measuring spoons
◦ Measuring cup
Manual:
⁃ Peel the pears as thin as possible
⁃ Quarter the pear and cut the rigid stem lines, core and butt out
⁃ Place the pears in the pot
⁃ Place the raisins in the pot
⁃ Put the anise in a tea egg and place it in the pot
⁃ Pour de wine and water in the measuring cup (or just the 750ml wine and no water)
⁃ Add the Cinnamon, vanilla- and almond extract and the brown sugar
⁃ Stir well so the sugar and cinnamon is well dissolved in the wine
⁃ Pour the wine in the pot and make sure that the amount of wine is enough to cover the pears
Bring the content of the pot to a boil and then put the lid on it and turn the heat to low. Just enough to keep it simmering.
Keep it at this heat for 90 minutes and GENTLY stir it at the 45 minute mark.
When done, let it cool down and then you can divide it into storage containers. Be careful, the pears are now soft and fragile.
This recipe is made to my personal flavour and you can always give it your own variation to it!
“Cannot connect to the network folder. Ensure the shared folder name is correct”
TL;DR: Switch SMB 1.0/CIFS support ON in Windows 10. Done.
My HP LaserJet 300 colorMFP M375nw suddenly stopped scanning to a network folder in Windows 10. After many hours of futile searching, I have found the solution.
Perhaps it is not the safest solution, but heck it needs to work. Now.
If you have not changed anything to your share folder, please proceed to step 2.
STEP ONE.
Setting up your shared folder is a drag in Windows 10, since you can basically do it in multiple ways with one showing something differently than the other.
1. R-Click the folder that you want to share
2. Click Properties
3. Click the Share tab
4. Select Everyone in the pull-down menu
5. Click Add
6. Select Read/Write on the right of the Everyone entry
7. Click the Share button
8. Click Ready or OK
9. Close the Properties window
STEP TWO.
1. Open the control panel
2. Click Programs and Features
3. Click Programs and Functions in the top right corner
4. Click Add/Remove Windows Features in the left column. (the one with the shield ,I am translating this from Dutch)
5. Search for SMB 1.0/CIFS support and check that box
6. Click OK
7. Reboot
Thing should be working again and if not, do check if the shared folder address in your printer’s share panel is correct.
Before some proc_get_status() error occurs:
Go here:
INVOICENINJAFOLDER/vendor/symfony/process/Process.php
Find:
$this->processInformation = proc_get_status($this->process);
Do: Comment it out
Do: Start upgrade
Done.
So for example: ftpuser /mnt/usr/myfolder
(*) In case you already have the service running, click RESTART to activate the new user.
The server can now be accessed by SFTP and port 22.
One day, a friendly wolf said:
so all you need is a usb stick with a windows 10 installer, boot to that, click “Repair my pc” after it asks you for the language -> open the troubleshooter -> open the command line interface
then switch to the C drive
then cd Windows\System32\
rename osk.exe osk.old|
rename cmd.exe osk.exe
close and boot windows normally
click the On-Screen-Keyboard which now opens cmd.exe
net user “username” *
type new password
make sure undo your rename of the cmd.exe and osk.exe things after you’re done
Warning: This method worked for me and I used this source for it. Proceed at your own risk. Also I need to note that I do not use Cache in any form.
The problem:
You have rebooted your unRAID server and your docker service is refusing to start. What you may see is the following:
and
Apr 2 02:25:30 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (264): /etc/rc.d/rc.docker start Apr 2 02:25:30 Tower root: starting dockerd ... Apr 2 02:25:36 Tower kernel: BTRFS error (device loop2): parent transid verify failed on 23757324288 wanted 2572174 found 2572201 Apr 2 02:25:36 Tower kernel: BTRFS error (device loop2): parent transid verify failed on 23757324288 wanted 2572174 found 2572201 Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS error (device loop2): parent transid verify failed on 23729225728 wanted 2572162 found 2572190 Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS error (device loop2): parent transid verify failed on 23729225728 wanted 2572162 found 2572190 Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS: error (device loop2) in __btrfs_free_extent:6805: errno=-5 IO failure Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS info (device loop2): forced readonly Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS: error (device loop2) in btrfs_run_delayed_refs:2935: errno=-5 IO failure Apr 2 02:25:46 Tower kernel: BTRFS warning (device loop2): btrfs_uuid_scan_kthread failed -30 Apr 2 02:25:51 Tower emhttpd: shcmd (266): umount /var/lib/docker Apr 2 02:25:51 Tower root: umount: /var/lib/docker: target is busy.
This of course, made me extremely nervous. Luckily this only meant that my docker file got corrupted. It happened most likely while I was moving it while the docker service was still active. Yeah, it happens.
Solution:
It’s fairly simple, but it takes a little bit of time.
/mnt/user/system/docker
I’m asking you to make a backup, because in all cases, safety first. “Why didn’t you have a backup in the first place?”, I hear you say. Yeah yeah, we all make mistakes every so often! D:
and on the dashboard you should now see an empty docker field.
I recommend to do it one by one so you can double-check the settings and clean up the unused templates after you’re done. If you want to make a copy of the templates, FTP into your server and go to
/boot/config/plugins/dockerMan
After you have restored your docker apps, you’re done. Check all the things and make a backup 😉
UPDATE
git pull
make new local branch:
git checkout -b [name]
CHANGES
make changes, then add all:
git add .
commit:
git commit -m "comment"
push changes and create new branch:
git push
TO GET THE LATEST VERSION
git checkout master git pull git checkout [USER] git rebase master
Step 1. Fetch and check out the branch for this merge request
git fetch origin git checkout -b [USER] origin/[USER]
Step 2. Review the changes locally
Step 3. Merge the branch and fix any conflicts that come up
git fetch origin git checkout origin/master git merge --no-ff [USER]
Step 4. Push the result of the merge to GitLab
git push origin master
(In this case [USER] is foxsan. And you are not him.)
Virtualmin is a rock solid control panel for your VPS, it’s simple as that. It’s sometimes not so simple to set it up correctly due to its many options.
I’ve tried my best to make a decent manual that explains how to set up a domain and email in a quick and dirty way. I’m not talking about security and stuff yet. It’s just about setting things up.
I am also assuming your freshly (re)built VPS has a root password set and that you are now ssh-ing into it. If not, do it now.
ifconfig
It’s probably venet0 (that’s venetzero)
apt-get update
apt-get install wget nano curl ca-certificates -y
cd ~
wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh
sudo /bin/sh install.sh
@ 1000 MX 10 mail.domainname.tld * 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS @ 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS ftp 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS localhost 1000 A 0 127.0.0.1 mail 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS pop 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS www 1000 A 0 VPS_IP_ADDRESS
Don’t worry about the SPF, domainkey, the acme-challenge and the dmarc yet.
All should be ready now and you should see a few success messages. If not, go fix.
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade -y
apt-get dist-upgrade -y
apt-get autoremove
apt-get autoclean
https://HOSTNAME:10000
Virtualmin is configured to setup DNS zones, but this system is not setup to use itself as a DNS server. Either add 127.0.0.1 to the list of DNS servers, or turn off the BIND feature on the module config page.
Click list of DNS servers and add 127.0.0.1 in the DNS Servers field and press Save. Next, click Apply Configuration. Then, click the Virtualmin on top, click System Settings and then Re-check Configuration.
Your Virtualmin installation is now ready to had domain names etc added.
DOMAINNAME 1000 TXT 0 v=spf1 a mx a:DOMAINNAME.TLD ip4:IPADDRESS1 ip4:IPADDRESS2 ?all
For the acme challenges:
_acme-challenge.mail 1000 TXT 0 RANDOMSTRING_OFCHARACTERS _acme-challenge 1000 TXT 0 RANDOMSTRING_OFCHARACTERS
Error requesting challenges: Error creating new authz :: too many failed authorizations recently: see https://letsencrypt.org/docs/rate-limits/
Now this has been set up, you can poke your DNS settings again! Woo!
Now, clean up the rest in Notepad++:
“v=DKIM1; k=rsa; t=s; p=MIIBIjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ8AMIIBCgKCAQEAq8/I4PwduFS/q” “U4y6pDFNFYf868Z2p+BNw+QRMphZ6YnVt1MWeVtNIXnYvhUtf6jhAX2BZ5gl8R2ILyL9NCkFe8W5cAVR” “/cZkZl6OIc7fdTiLePYNCS3HcVcTiE0Szb3zwDRAZE2XyAqFvNQJuVe/H5tJxlOAu1vhqv3FuZM1viv9” “VfiPQ77oQ9eOmQMZH59+QL/Vw4fnUnui4QhqRaH+iLb1bQdcJqIu1y3M+bgSCmrSu7v40V1G+wmUY13J” “fg41SIvYbuEe+CGjwMjVW0KFC15x3m5ChwM3q68b5gBv0L+JeMG27+DDQ5CSUIZSAJU0XifyeAfTIfRe” “5L+Bec7hQIDAQAB”
VALIDATE and install FAIL2BAN
(sorry, i can’t remember how to proceed this installation since the last edit was two years ago.)
Good luck.