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Hi,Call me a conspiracist, but I believe the problem may be that this is intentionally done to have users pay for the enterprise version of owncloud. In the enterprise version they say:
i don't think that any user in here can fix/solve this underlaying issue.
This appliance is a fully prepared OVA file containing the ownCloud 7.0 Enterprise Edition virtual image, and the additional software you need to get you up and running on ownCloud in minutes – including ownCloud 7 Enterprise Edition, Apache2, PHP and MySQL. Get started in no time providing a complete ownCloud environment, fully setup and ready to go!The bolded is exactly my problem. i thought the bitnami download would have taken care of that, but it seems not. I have no idea how to fix this, I just want owncloud working on my local intranet, nothing else is needed. i thought the mysql and apache bit would have been included with bitnami, but perhaps not. The response above is vague enough where it seems there is something like this going on.
I don't know where the notion of 'piracy' leaves off and 'entitlement' begins.Very nicely said. clipped.
I decided it was better for my inner self if I just didn't go there.
- If I want something, or use something, I'll buy it. Always.
- I'll always prefer to sample or trial some things first. But if that's not possible, the burden of my satisfaction rests entirely on the shoulders of the seller.
- If I don't like it - or feel it was misrepresented by the seller - I'll return it and ask for my money back.
- If I can't have a refund, the person I paid is welcome to what they got. It's the last they'll ever get from me - and I'll bad mouth them to everyone I know plus anybody else who will listen.
- Conversely, if I do like what I get (and the way I was treated) I'll freely recommend them and their product(s) whenever asked, or when it's otherwise appropriate.
I make it a point to always act in good faith. And I make a far better friend and admirer than I do an adversary.
I think the same can be said of most of us here at DoCo.
Wise businesses know that.-40hz (November 23, 2014, 06:30 PM)
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Adolf Hitler Watercolor Set to Be Auctioned in Germany
Just think! You could hang a piece of Hitler on the wall.
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Artist Reimagines Superheroes in 17th-Century Flemish Portrait-Style
super flemish series sets heroes + villains in the 17th century-Arizona Hot (November 21, 2014, 03:34 PM)
...I'm dying here at the superhero ones.Good question, for this discussion I'm referring to the outline view. I haven't used the timeline view yet for real life situations. I toyed with it with example items, and it will eventually be useful for me also. I just didn't expect the outliner to be so effective with me.Man, I've been able to use Outline 4D in "production" now for a bit...I am loving it, holy cow! I'm using it as my basic project manager, and it's working out perfectly.-superboyac (November 19, 2014, 04:27 PM)
Are you referring to the outline view or the timeline view (or both)?-dr_andus (November 20, 2014, 06:53 PM)
I can wait! Glad you're on it!Is there anything that will quickly allow me to toggle a bunch of services on and off? For example, if I want to do a lot of photoshopping, I want to disable a bunch of unecessary services to speed things up. Then I want to reenable them again once I'm done. is there anything where I can make a few profiles or something and toggle them?-superboyac (November 20, 2014, 12:22 PM)
So, you can do this with a couple of batch files and the "net stop <service name>" and "net start <service name>" commands. However, you have perfect timing. If you can wait until next month, this is what I'm working on for NANY this year:
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It's called Splat (Simple Profile Launcher Application Tool) and will allow you to build profiles that allow you create list of applications and services to start/close/kill. You can insert delays based on number of seconds or cpu usage threshold. Also, you can assign each profile a hotkey as well as use one hotkey to execute multiple profiles. It's sort of like a GUI version of App's Lacuna Launcher.-skwire (November 20, 2014, 02:50 PM)
me too. I only can do manual checks, no option for automatic. It gets updated a lot, it would be annoying and I'd probably turn it off anyway!OK, thanks Supe! BTW, mine only checks manually; can't find any setting to auto-check for updates. Same for you?
Jim-J-Mac (November 17, 2014, 12:17 PM)
yeah, oddly it doesnt even seem to notify of updates.-tomos (November 17, 2014, 01:31 PM)
MBAM told me she did it on purpose because I was flirting with SAS.Why not make contact with the source?-tomos (November 17, 2014, 11:21 AM)
Heh it was just a silly joke. An Anti-Malware program that lists itself as Malware ...
Douglas H. is the guy into self referential stuff : )-TaoPhoenix (November 17, 2014, 11:44 AM)
might not be the first time even
but note that my comment was for Superboyac - that he ask MBAM directly (I could have made that clearer ;-])-tomos (November 17, 2014, 11:48 AM)
Hmm.. I didn't receive any notification about V.7. And when I click on "Check for Updates" it tells me that V.6.73 is available. (I presently have V.6.67d)For me, it v6 only checks for v6 updates. Only v7, after it's installed, will check for v7 updates.
Were you notified about the new version, Tom?
Thank you.
Jim-J-Mac (November 17, 2014, 12:14 PM)
After the initial flurry of breathless "game changer" announcements, it seems to have stalled out around 2012. The biggest motivation seemed to be killing off Bluetooth - which is odd because that's something that never really went mainstream beyond headsets for smartphones. (On second thought, reason enough for everybody else to want to kill it since it's a Microsoft proprietary technology.)Well, THAT is certainly interesting, thanks.
There's some talk of how this may be the key technology for bringing "the internet of things" to the general public. But most of it seems to imply wifi-direct will be built into the devices rather than offered as an add-on. Which could make it a selling point for new devices.
Be still my heart!-40hz (November 17, 2014, 08:19 AM)
Did you forget to uncheck the option to try the pro version when you installed it. That runs on windows start and is the last window you see when installingI have no idea. I guess I have to uninstall/reinstall. Not cool MBAM!!-ilikefree09 (November 17, 2014, 02:24 AM)
I may or may not be currently working or not working with them. And I concur with 40.Aww come on 40... methinks you're being a bit harsh on NASA!-nosh (November 14, 2014, 03:56 AM)
Nope. They keep trying to do it on the cheap through the questionable ReganErrorEra theory of 'privatization' being the absolute cure for all governmental budget woes.
Privitization hasn't worked very well in the past. And it's still not working.
-40hz (November 14, 2014, 01:16 PM)
agreed. good point on the non-american stuff. I used to be a little more convicted about such things. then i learned.I've been using the bitdefender version based on your recommendation for a couple of months now. It's good. My only complaints so far have been:
--you must give a *working* email for the program to not nag you; even the paid-for version.-superboyac (November 13, 2014, 01:24 PM)
Do what I do. Set up an @live or @gmail account purely for all those pesky people that insist on a valid e-mail address. Open it at least once a month to keep it active. Periodically trash everything in it except for registration acknowledgements, license keys, and other genuinely useful messages. End of problem. No worries.--it's chinese-superboyac (November 13, 2014, 01:24 PM)
Is it really any more dangerous coming from a non-American developer than an un-American
--sometimes it can be a little too simplistic. as in, in their effort to make it very easy to use, some of the more powerful options are in odd places.-superboyac (November 13, 2014, 01:24 PM)
Good point. The pro version has a more traditional dashboard like all the other majors do. The freebie control panel is rather simplistic. But you can still get to pretty much anything you need if you have to.
-40hz (November 13, 2014, 02:02 PM)
^ It's a little more tricky than it looks.Good gawd. good catch.
Basically, under this wording, if you are using .NET and you ever assert an IP claim against Microsoft for any reason, you automatically become a provable infringer on Microsoft’s IP because their "personal promise" is automatically withdrawn. So in short,: use .NET, try to sue us, and you're now an infringer.
So while your infringement claim remains to be proven, Microsoft’s infringement claim against you is already established.
Two guesses who would win in a tit-for-tat legal confrontation like that regardless of the merits? (Hint: bigger is usually the winner in IP infringement cases.)
That's a win-win for Microsoft. Their IP is fully protected either way. Your IP protection is anybody's guess.-40hz (November 13, 2014, 01:45 PM)
My current favorite is BitDefender. Either the "free for personal" or paid-for Pro.I've been using the bitdefender version based on your recommendation for a couple of months now. It's good. My only complaints so far have been:
I use the pro version myself, supplemented by occasional on-demand scans with Malwarebytes Antimalware and/or Super Antimalware.
This trio (along with staying current with Windows Update) seems to catch everything that's catch-able so far (knock wood).-40hz (November 13, 2014, 12:05 PM)
Can I get a copy of the setup files or script? I want to try it out also. TIA!!!Have you considered my tool WinButtons? (and probably ask for some specific enhancements?)It's excellent. I was able to put application-aware custom panels for Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere onto a 10" MIMO touch screen for a friend who has bad arthritis and finds constant fiddling with mouse/menu/hotkey stuff increasingly difficult. The panel improved his life more than a little. Since the usual gear engaged in my brain is reverse, it's remarkable that this was possible, and a testament to Ath's skill.-Ath (November 04, 2014, 01:43 AM)
Ath's willingness to help is impressive!
Thanks, Ath!
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