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Author Archives: Brian Agrawal Goodacre
Mac Flag’s Broken Flags
While Mac Mail is simple and works, it has a problem syncing flags with Microsoft Exchange server. It can add messages as flagged, but when removing the flags, the messages will no longer be shown as flagged but the counter … Continue reading
Removing Windows 10 Apps
The apps that come with Windows 10 are neat but they seems to always want to run and they mess with VirtuaWin. So, you can try to Uninstall them from the menu. Right click on an app and select Uninstall. … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Windows
Tagged powershell, script, VirtuaWin, Windows 10, Windows 10 Apps
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Outlook All Day Events Across Time Zones
If you are an employee of a company that has offices in two different time zones, then Microsoft Outlook is so annoying when it comes to All Day Events. Say a coworker one hour behind you is out of the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Windows
Tagged All Day Event, Microsoft, Microsoft Outlook, OOO, OOtO, Outlook, timezones
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Install NVidia on Linux Mint
If you have a NVidia graphics card, you will need to install drivers for your Linux Mint OS to use this hardware. If you got it, use it, especially if you are using multiple screens. Follow the instructions on this … Continue reading
Renewing Let’s Encrypt Certificate for OwnCloud
Assuming you have followed the steps in the previous article to get your certificate, then you should be able to run this if your certificate is not expired. cd /tmp/letsencrypt sudo ./letsencrypt-auto renew or to get a new certificate sudo ./letsencrypt-auto -c … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged apache2, certificate, DocumentRoot, Expired Certificate, html, Let's Encrypt, letsencrypt, owncloud, renew certificate
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Moving large files and folders in OwnCloud
OwnCloud works well for small changes and uploads, but moving or renaming a folder that is a few gigabytes will be troublesome. OwnCloud might think you are actually deleting and then reuploading the files. You can try WebDAV for reasonably … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged large files, mv, owncloud, scan, sudo -u www-data, WebDav
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Linux Mint 17.3 and OwnCloud Desktop Client
How to do it wrong, way 1 Using the OwnCloud client that is in the Software Sources provided in Linux Mint is wrong! This downloads an older version of the Desktop Client that will fail when connecting to your updated … Continue reading
Moving OwnCloud to a new home
OwnCloud lives where you live. So when you move, OwnCloud is coming with you. Here are suggestions for your move. Back up your data. No brainer because you already back it up! Disconnect as late as possible. Your server will be … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged apache server, DNS, domain, domain name, mount hard drive, moving, owncloud
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Flashing new nightlies on an Encrypted CyanogenMod
Once you encrypt your CyanogenMod 13 device, you will not be able to decrypt the device. You will also notice that when you restart into TWRP, you will not be able to see your sdcard… because it is encrypted! You might … Continue reading
Posted in CyanogenMod, How-To
Tagged CyanogenMod, CyanogenMod 13, encrypted phone, external sd card, Flash, nighlty build, Recovery, SD Card, TWRP
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OwnCloud down after Power Outage
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator if this error reappears multiple times, please include the technical details below in your report.
More details can be found in the server log Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged apache2, Internal Server Error, Linux Mint, owncloud, power outage
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Upgrade to OwnCloud 8.2.2
When upgrading to OwnCloud 8.2.2, most of this can be done via the web browser. In the Admin page, you will see on the Updates section. Here is where it will first make your backup. When that is complete, you … Continue reading
Posted in How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged 8.2.2, Admin page, occ, owncloud, upgrade
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Marriott High Speed Internet
3-device limit reached. To connect a new device, please disconnect one of your other connected devices. Continue reading
Posted in How-To
Tagged 3-device limit reached, Enhanced High Speed Internet, High Speed Internet, Marriott
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Beware of Phishing Emails at Work
Phishing emails and its advanced brother called spear phishing are dangerous for everyone. At work though, you do not want to be the person that compromises your business by introducing a hole in the security. Hackers only need one way … Continue reading
Man and Keyboard 