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Dog Faced JoJo posted:There is some smilie (yosbutt ?) that is seen as a GIF vulnerability so it ends up blocking SA whenever a page uses it.  this one?Ugh awful page snype sorry Our company started a security training thingy that gives you a few questions to answer every week, and it's gamified to hell and back. Unfortunately I'm very easily captured by gamified elearning. Anyway I named my team the classic sql injection which apparently i cant type here 
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Sywert of Thieves posted:Anyway I named my team the classic sql injection which apparently i cant type here Little Bobby Tables?
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Apr 27, 2025 17:41
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Told the team three weeks ago that are meant to manage a service that an SSL cert is expiring, and it runs out tomorrow. There's zero chance they're on top of this so lol, I guess it's going to break.
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Thanks Ants posted:Told the team three weeks ago that are meant to manage a service that an SSL cert is expiring, and it runs out tomorrow. There's zero chance they're on top of this so lol, I guess it's going to break. I like watching the countdown emails from Digicert for upcoming renewals and wondering if people who manage those services have filtered those messages.
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Apr 28, 2025 20:12
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I can't wait for 45 day cert lifetimes across the board
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Apr 28, 2025 21:15
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The Fool posted:I can't wait for 45 day cert lifetimes across the board Now that I'm no longer responsible for Exchange servers, 
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Apr 28, 2025 21:16
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Why are the certs getting such short durations? I'm assuming this is somehow for security reasons.
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Apr 28, 2025 21:33
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Dick Trauma posted:Why are the certs getting such short durations? I'm assuming this is somehow for security reasons. To force owners to not recycle wildcards everywhere is the main cause.
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I set off the suppression system by accident. 48 (425 cubic feet per bottle)bottles of Inergen. Good news though. Now they HAVE to replace the hoses with a manufactured date of 2001. They are supposed to be tested and/or replaced every 5 years. The inspectors never said anything till 2023.
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SyNack Sassimov posted:Now that I'm no longer responsible for Exchange servers, At my last job I set up ADFS to use LE
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Apr 28, 2025 21:35
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Dick Trauma posted:Why are the certs getting such short durations? I'm assuming this is somehow for security reasons. There are a handful of reasons, but the short answer is yes.
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more info can be found here: https://www.sectigo.com/resource-library/sectigo-cab-reduce-ssl-tls-certificates-lifespan-47-days
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Apr 28, 2025 21:37
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I will read the story when the lifetime is down to 3 days.
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Apr 28, 2025 21:43
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fair
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Apr 28, 2025 21:54
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A new cert must be generated for every HTTP request.
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Apr 28, 2025 22:35
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47 day TLS lifespan is great because it forces vendors of poo poo appliances to build cert automation into their products if they want any hope of selling them, nobody is going to buy something that needs babysitting every six weeks.
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Apr 28, 2025 23:09
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Really plan for every four weeks. You absolutely don't want to go down to the wire to find out something else is broken.
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Apr 28, 2025 23:12
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That cert I told people about that started this discussion has expired btw, someone’s VPN service will be down until the management structure that moved me to a department where it’s not my problem to deal with this stuff figure out who is supposed to handle it now.
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Apr 29, 2025 00:33
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Love to see it  Let them figure it out.
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Down for the whole working day, getting second-hand info but it seems nobody can figure out what to do
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Thanks Ants posted:Down for the whole working day, getting second-hand info but it seems nobody can figure out what to do Have you set up an auto reply on your office chat with http://isdeathcertain.com ?
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congrats on your consultancy fees
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The things you run into when people are trying to keep 30+ year old PBXs limping along
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That stack of adapters could plausibly be 30 years old too. I remember seeing DB25 to DE9 to 8P8C stacks all over my local library as a kid for their electronic catalog terminals. Definitely appreciate it being tied together, that's actually pretty smart.
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I got your modem eliminator right here! *Picks up landline handset*
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wolrah posted:That stack of adapters could plausibly be 30 years old too. I remember seeing DB25 to DE9 to 8P8C stacks all over my local library as a kid for their electronic catalog terminals. Definitely appreciate it being tied together, that's actually pretty smart. It probably was about that old, the other port coming off the Meridian was connected to a USR 33.6 modem with an installation sticker from Oct '97 on it. There's a bunch of government buildings here running on ancient Northern Telecom (old enough that they weren't called Nortel yet!) Meridian systems and they've been trying to migrate everyone off of them for years now. My company gets called in from time to time for mostly network stuff but sometimes odd jobs with the old phone system, like I got to come and do a full power-down of a giant Meridian 1 stack while they were doing building maintenance that involved cutting off the power, and then I got to power it back up and spend like an hour resetting line cards that didn't come up. The one guy who actually really knew how to keep these old systems going retired last year, so they've been trying to speed up the decomission process since one of these days a system's going to go down and they won't be able to bring it back up. I got to shut down one of them for its final time the other week and it felt like someone should be playing taps. 🫡
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Trigger warning on that please, you aren't the only one who used to admin a Meridian PBX. At least we only had the one.
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I'm the 25 pin gender changer. 
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Entropic posted:The things you run into when people are trying to keep 30+ year old PBXs limping along this picture should be the thread title
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vanity slug posted:this picture should be the thread title "Helpdesk Megathread: Imagine Four Port Adaptors On The Edge Of A Table (Bound)"
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vanity slug posted:this picture should be the thread title That's a great idea! Unfortunately, our forum software does not allow for setting a thread title to a picture. I will submit a feature request and keep you apprised of its progress.
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You're supposed to respond with a solution that makes it clear you never read the original request, before they complain that you've been no help and then you suggest that maybe someone submits a uservoice.
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Same but unironically. If I'm saying no I go out of my way to be as little help as possible. Opening that dialogue just gives the user an opportunity to push back. Had a ticket yesterday where the customer demanded to speak to an engineer about their very important issue, which was them being unable to reach a specific website. They couldn't access it because it was sold and was redirecting to another website. First of all, no. Ticket closed, no trouble found.
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these days when i'm saying no to something it involves a minimum of a thirty minute meeting with 2 managers and a principal engineer
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"can you just have a look" are my least favourite words. You get one chance to give me an actual request or an actionable problem or you get closed with "seems fine"
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gonadic io posted:"can you just have a look" are my least favourite words. You get one chance to give me an actual request or an actionable problem or you get closed with "seems fine" ohh yeah I love those. "Sure thing can you open a ticket first" *immediately closes ticket as an inappropriate escalation* My record is 40 seconds. The only two metrics management care about is ticket length and total number of tickets so, yeah sure I'll play that game.
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we also have a specific type of ticket called an "alternate approach exception" you have to submit one when you want to do something that is specifically contrary to an established pattern or policy it requires vp approval, which means telling a team to fill one out is functionally the same as saying no
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Internet Explorer posted:That's a great idea! Unfortunately, our forum software does not allow for setting a thread title to a picture. I will submit a feature request and keep you apprised of its progress. unacceptable, this is affecting production / patient care / the thread of fate. can you escalate this to an admin who will just perform some html wizardry
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Thanks Ants posted:You're supposed to respond with a solution that makes it clear you never read the original request, before they complain that you've been no help and then you suggest that maybe someone submits a uservoice. Have you tried running sfc /scannow
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don't forget DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth if you really need an excuse to look busy while you look for an actual solution
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