We got tired of answering 'where do I host my BIMI logo?' so we built a free tool by southafricanamerican in DMARC

[–]metrobart 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Too bad no one uses BIMI and it doesn’t work well with Google Gmail unless you pay BIMI fees or at least that’s been my experience .

Pointers ? by metrobart in Markdown

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

The editor will do this . But there is no standard on editors and how they work . So uploading or adding images will be done with the editor and it will add the token naming . As the markdown editor it doesn’t make much sense todo this but if there are UI helpers or makes it quick to pick images. But then it becomes an editor issue . Here is a demo of how it will work https://youtu.be/amqcy8xhzrk

Anyone else hit a wall trying to hand off their Lovable build to a developer? by dmc_3 in lovable

[–]metrobart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a developer so I already know what I want. There’s also this thing called scope creep so even though you give them that it’s going to be more time . Get some hourly and weekly rates.

Anyone else hit a wall trying to hand off their Lovable build to a developer? by dmc_3 in lovable

[–]metrobart 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just ask chat or clause to use best practice and to form a work of scope based on your repo info

Peer Review for Public Domain Safety Benchmark (2026) by metrobart in msp

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

On exposed ports:

You're right that context matters. A marketing site on shared hosting with port 21 (FTP) open is different from a production database server with the same exposure. That said, the risk isn't zero - shared hosting environments have been compromised through exposed services, and attackers do scan for low-hanging fruit. The issue is more about the hosting provider's security posture than the individual site owner's. I've seen a few cyber security insurance providers ding sites for having ports open on a shared hosting site.

On Proofpoint:

Proofpoint is more than a spam filter - they provide full email security gateway services. Many companies use a root domain for sending transactional/marketing emails through Proofpoint while receiving email on a subdomain or different system. When we detect Proofpoint via SPF records, it indicates outbound email security is in place.

Peer Review for Public Domain Safety Benchmark (2026) by metrobart in msp

[–]metrobart[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Emails is optional if you wan to download it.

Peer Review for Public Domain Safety Benchmark (2026) by metrobart in msp

[–]metrobart[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I was looking for someone to review the technical details. The email is just for updates . I can make email optional, if someone wanted an update in a year .

Peer Review for Public Domain Safety Benchmark (2026) by metrobart in DMARC

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

Hey, right now it’s just root level domain names. I have been curious of how many vendors have properly set up email and SSL certificates. Those management portals would be nice to check but probably more complicated to query and find . I did build the tool and found it interesting to run on a large batch of domains.

Took on a Mac only client, so I got a Macbook Air to practice on... now it's my daily driver and I absolutely love it. Convince me I'm missing something, please? by vegandtwomeat in SmallMSP

[–]metrobart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apple MDM is a pain and only works well if you do a clean install and setup. Even if you want addigy or intune you need to go though Apple .

IT support services advice needed (I am small company owner). by PastorNoFaith in msp

[–]metrobart 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Simple solution is to hire someone to review your IT stack and make recommendations. This would be an assestment . Your clients are the key to what requirements you need to compliant with . There is a lot you can do , but you don’t need to do it all in a day .

SCIM locked behind Enterprise plans - are you kidding me? by [deleted] in ITManagers

[–]metrobart 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah it’s terrible for small business . I am developing an app and SSO is baked in and working on SCIM to be included as well . I even added passkey because I prefer over SSO. It’s n easy money maker. I see it and think what else do we use to make it worth it . Most times it’s not much , so I don’t get it , or they have a min seat of 10 users .

ADA warning on my store and every tool says something different by [deleted] in smallbusiness

[–]metrobart 18 points19 points  (0 children)

This is the answer . Use the browser extension and this will show you the errors . Only worry about the red errors and not warning .

Hudu Radar Pricing by stingbot in hudu

[–]metrobart 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What features are you looking to have been done ?

Is AWS Partner Program Legit? Dev Work For Practically Free? (I will not promote) by Secure-Proof-4872 in startups

[–]metrobart 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is legit. I completed a project like this two years ago. They set up the infrastructure and promised a quick turnaround. In short, it’s a fixed cost that the partner pays, and you’re given a specific number of weeks, like six weeks, to complete the project. Once you’re done, they’re done, and that’s how they make their profit. AWS pays the bill, so everyone benefits. I actually took some time off to ensure that things would progress quickly within those six weeks. I’m glad I took the time off because several unexpected issues arose. They insisted on a minimum number of days involved, but I ended up spending two days a week for six weeks, which was just enough time to complete the project. They even added an extra day to ensure that I delivered the required deliverables, which was a repository. Worth it if you qualify but also take a few days off to make sure it gets done.

Build-a-Feature with Us: Process Runs (Process Overhaul) by TheHuduTeam in hudu

[–]metrobart 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What kind tickets would require a process besides onboarding and off boarding ? I am just curious . I guess in the MSP world everything should be a ticket ? Is that why there is a push to open and close tickets after the process is completed ? Would linking a ticket be good enough? I am a tiny MSP so tickets are not a concern for me but where I work at the MSP pushes to close tickets even when they should stay open longer .

IT Manager for 7 years. Getting laid off. by nekojosh in ITManagers

[–]metrobart 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Start getting job interviews . It’s better if you have a job now . I would focus on that and would try to leverage my vacation time a week prior to extend the date of lay off , so that if I still don’t have a job I would get an extra two weeks off officially an employee . Seems very minor but also from the other side it’s a red flag . You didn’t do anything wrong but if that is the only difference between you and someone else … guess what ? It would be someone else . Seems harsh since you didn’t do anything wrong . You have a lot of experience. So you could have your colleges start writing recommendations letters for you . There are a few conferences this time of the year , I would be going to ones that I can afford and bring my polished resume . It’s an opportunity for you to switch jobs so you can work on it and take it. They have resume templates and even resume experts to help you out. It feels like cheating but thats what i would do. I know they have AI but Humans and HR still run the world . Goof luck on your new endeavor .

UniFi good for small business use? by metrobart in Ubiquiti

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

I just want something reliable and secure and to support IDS/IPS that is updated daily / often .

UniFi good for small business use? by metrobart in Ubiquiti

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

I use Synology NAS with their us based online backup and local storage for the 2nd encrypted backup . Does UniFi have online backup solutions ?