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I recall from a while ago, I used a command that enabled me to see what version of SMB (CIFS/SMB1/SMB2) active mounts were using.
For the life of me I can't remember the command nor can I find it anywhere online.
What is the command line command to display active mounts and their negotiated connection method in OS X?
Thank you for your help in advance.
First establish a connection to a shared volume, and then, enter the following command in Terminal:
smbutil statshares -m /path/to/mount
The -m switch means that you will specify the mount point. You can also use the -a switch to specify all.
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Is it possible to set authentication with USERNAME/PASSWORD on openvpn WINDOWS server? I only found a guide for Linux but obviously it does not work on Windows.
No, it's impossible, on OpenVpn Windows server you can only set cert authentication
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I want a Windows machine to act as a server, being able to open ports to clients and send data to them over the Internet.
Is it possible to install Windows on any server to act like it or should I purchase Windows Server?
I have never truly worked with servers before so I know my questions is silly. :) Thanks for response.
You can install a normal windows on server computer and can do a lot of things with but if you have specific things to do, maybe you can try windows server and if it what you want, you can buy one ;)
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I have installed Jenkins on my PC with Windows 10. And every time when I run my PC - Jenkins runs automatically too.
I couldn't find any config file in Jenkins folder when i can disable automatically run.
Thanks.
run 'services.msc' from the command line.
Then find the service called Jenkins.
Select this, right click select properties and select start manually from the drop down list, or disable it if you prefer.
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I was trying to install a virtual machine on my Mac, and I followed the directions in an article from Digital Trends. I have since found additional resources, which have made me concerned about a step in the original instructions that said to type this into the Mac terminal:
curl -s https://raw.github.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | bash
I initially trusted this code because I thought Digital Trends was safe, but is this code safe?
You're running whatever the contents of that URL are as your current user.
For certain definitions of safe, sure, this is fine, as it won't influence other users of your machine. I'd still take a look at the code in the URL to see if it's doing something you'd approve of doing yourself.
In your specific case, it appears to be a boring install of Microsoft binaries, so if you trust Microsoft to not do anything stupid/dangerous to your machine (I don't), you're likely fine.
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I want to run a script on Ubuntu when the network is connected. The main aim should be to update the time as soon as the first connection to Internet is established.
I know that scripts from /etc/network/if-up.d/ should be executed. Placing a script in this folder with just
date -u > /tmp/test.time
is not executed cause /tmp/ doesn't show any test.time. I don't know if this has an influence, but I have configured a static IP-address.
So my question is how to execute a script (resp. commands) when the connection to Internet is established? and How to install it to run after boot?
Have a look at Upstart: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/
You can hook-up your scripts to various system events. Their documentation explains that all. I think you need net-device-up event, look for it in documentation.