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Took me ages to work this one out. HtmlToPdfConverter.GeneratePdf causes the error mentioned in the title. Looking at the iis trace in process monitor produced no mention of it attempting to access anything at all. A few years ago someone … Continue reading →

Just for my future reference as normal.. Using a standard setup from this script: https://github.com/angristan/openvpn-install Comment out the tls-crypt line add a log line: log /var/log/openvpn/log.log Turn off LZO on phone. Configure, then reboot phone.

Asterisk VoIP PBX allows you to setup your dialplan to route calls to different places depending on the time of day. I setup a system in the UK which has British summer time / daylight savings time. (BST). The documentation … Continue reading →

I always find this difficult to google for.. so just to save me time in the future: The __ at the beginning means the variable inherits multiple levels on calls or processes spawned by the dialplan. For more information on … Continue reading →

It has been a while, I’ve previously written about similar scams in 2021 and earlier.I stopped being able to find active sites towards the end of 2021 and, sadly, lost interest in checking after a while.A recent comment on that … Continue reading →

This has been tested on a virtual guest with multiple virtual adaptors provided by the host (no vlans). It may work with linux virtual adapters (e.g. ens10:1) too but untested. Default adaptor and gateway are as normal. No changes required. … Continue reading →

This is again mainly for my own reference. If you are stuck in “I don’t like CLI” land – like I am sometimes – this is how you get Webmin configured iptables rules to apply if the GUI isn’t applying … Continue reading →

Here I will go through the rough and very technical steps to gain root access to this router. Beware – it is very technical, needs a working GenieACS server and a DHCP server which allows you to set an Option … Continue reading →

I suck at systemd.. this is just a post so I can find the information I need in the future:

I wrote about this back in 2013 and things have changed since then. My current daily drivers and important tools are.. Wireshark – still use this constantly and almost daily CyberChef – An easy to access tool for data conversion, … Continue reading →