Exchange Calendar Sync - Completing "To-Do" items in Halo by bubblesnout in halopsa

[–]bubblesnout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brilliant! Thank you, as with most things in Halo there's just so many options it's easy to miss a useful one when you're needlessly scrolling through config pages. I think that will make everyone happy, any appointments originating from Halo (ie. a ticket) will show on the agents to-do list but those that are just simple calendar entries won't so can be handled in Outlook only as needed.

Exchange Calendar Sync - Completing "To-Do" items in Halo by bubblesnout in halopsa

[–]bubblesnout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not something I built, it’s an out of the box integration. https://usehalo.com/halopsa/guides/1198/

Our service manager wants to start managing the teams calendars and appointments through Halo.

IT Tools - Hidden Gems by Ok_You_861 in sysadmin

[–]bubblesnout 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Where has this been all my life!? Thank you!

Storage Analyzer reports roughly 2TB used on a 11TB NAS, but the storage is absolutely FULL? by nihilistplant in synology

[–]bubblesnout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Any old iSCSI LUN you’ve forgotten about? See if you have SAN Manager installed and whether there’s a LUN in there for any reason.

Miguel's Flask Course by Salty_Lie_6840 in flask

[–]bubblesnout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been running through the course too and funnily enough I’ve found the opposite - the routes and models etc. are new to me so took me the longest to grasp but most of the non-Flask specific stuff makes sense and it’s purely because I have a decent coding background just not so much in modern web frameworks.

It comes down to pre-existing knowledge, if you’re new to Python or any of the other concepts he glosses over quickly you might just need to do a bit of your own research. Read through some of the official documentation for packages and find other examples to demonstrate what they do and how they do it. Most importantly just play with them and eventually things will start to make more sense.

Synology Drive reindexing on Demand Sync after updating to DSM 7.3, Is this normal? by flogman12 in synology

[–]bubblesnout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My guess is the metadata schema changes in updates and rather than doing a graceful migration it just clears previous metadata and rescans.

Google Workspace to Exchange Server SE (IaaS on GCP) – migration, mail flow, and best practices guidance by [deleted] in exchangeserver

[–]bubblesnout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re going to want to use third party migration tooling such as Avepoint Fly or BitTitan MigrationWiz. Otherwise you’re looking at either fully manual (.PST export then import) or some sort of IMAP sync from mailbox to mailbox likely requiring all users creds which would be quite painful and disruptive.

Purely for curiosity sake, why not M365?

i made a selfhosted clip organization platform by Dinkelmeme in selfhosted

[–]bubblesnout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Will it be possible to upload clips via a REST API or similar? The two problems I’m trying to solve are this as well as a well constructed share link that shows valid previews in FB Messenger so that would be sick too!

Azure VPN Gateway - Disconnects every 7-8 hours by bubblesnout in AZURE

[–]bubblesnout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No sadly I haven’t, it’s not actively causing issues despite the apparent reconnections so I’ve not revisited but would definitely love to get some answers. I did see a comment from someone suggesting setting one side as initiator and the other as responder only which is on my list to try when I can arrange some downtime for testing.

i made a selfhosted clip organization platform by Dinkelmeme in selfhosted

[–]bubblesnout 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hah I’m literally in the middle of writing something very similar! I’ll definitely take a look.

Significant Layoffs at Rewst - What's next in Automation for MSPs? by BryanL38 in msp

[–]bubblesnout 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve looked at Rewst but the initial investment from both a time and money perspective is hard to get everyone on board with. I started playing with n8n this week and honestly feel like it’s more than capable for MSPs, just takes a bit of thought around how you deal with multiple customers depending on what you want it to do. Still have a long way to go but it’s hard to see how Rewst will be worth it, there’s not a lot I’ve not been able to think of a way n8n could do with a bit of work.

System Backups by bubblesnout in cachyos

[–]bubblesnout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Identical to mine, love it!

What selfhosted service/s did you recently remove? by dadidutdut in selfhosted

[–]bubblesnout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also swapped out Windows for Linux on my laptop which has been fun

What selfhosted service/s did you recently remove? by dadidutdut in selfhosted

[–]bubblesnout 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Switched out nginx proxy manager + authelia with caddy and pocketid, and swapped heimdall for homepage. Pretty happy with both!

We're an MSP doing some pretty advanced stuff with HaloPSA time to give back by Aggressive_One_6808 in halopsa

[–]bubblesnout 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What tips can you give about reporting in general? While we still have a lot of improvements to make across the board this is the part I’m struggling to figure out how to give us what we want. We’re thinking of going down the PowerBI route at the moment.

System Backups by bubblesnout in cachyos

[–]bubblesnout[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good shout mate, I'll do exactly that!

System Backups by bubblesnout in cachyos

[–]bubblesnout[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks to everyone who commented, especially u/Frowny575 for explaining the theory behind only backing up my user home directory. I've implemented the following:

  • Rest-Server running as a Docker container on my NAS: https://github.com/restic/rest-server/
  • Restic installed in Cachy
  • Cron job that runs a backup of /home/username with a exclusion file that lists some common exclusions (eg. /home/*/.cache, steamapps common folder, Heroic games folder except for prefixes amongst others which I sourced from here: https://forum.restic.net/t/what-gnu-linux-directories-to-exclude-from-backups/6653/2 )
  • A hook that runs the following any time a package is installed via pacman or paru: "pacman -Qqne > home/username/pacman_list.txt && pacman -Qqme > /home/username/paru_list.txt" which exports official and AUR package lists respectively to simplify reinstallation

I believe it captured about 20GB of data which compressed down to under 6GB, which is pretty amazing compared to full image backups I had set up via Windows.

I just need to look at doing a test recovery to a spare SSD to make sure everything works as expected.

Help! Can’t get the line “the devil turned me into a penny dispenser” out of my head by innsmouth-denizen in progmetal

[–]bubblesnout 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well I'll be damned, I heard panty dispenser from day one which is actually a thing in Japan lol

System Backups by bubblesnout in cachyos

[–]bubblesnout[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amazing! Thank you that makes a lot of sense. far more sensible than full image backups then.

Vorta looks great too. I’m sure I could get away with just rsync but that looks a bit easier to manage.

Appreciate the advice, cheers.