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By remixedcat · Posted
my old precision t3600 that was my main rig till I got my current build will post pics of the server soon but here's the drives: (Intel DC-S4500 960gb enterprise grade SATA SSD for boot drive + Ironwolf Pro 14TB) and my main rig does a backup to this every wed w luckybackup rsync/rclone frontend. mounted locally n added to fstab on the main rig and this t3600 does a nice job as being the backup rig n everything's synced. -
By Circaflex · Posted
Yeah, time forgot about it because it looks terrible and cheap. -
By eilegz · Posted
prices are insane its like 140 dollars more expensive, sigh -
By Geezy · Posted
This seems backwards. You should have to explicitly authorize files for outside use. It shouldn't be the default. -
By Steven P. · Posted
Wow you are right, I never even noticed this until you said it! (870E Aorus Master) Before testing this card I had a TP-Link tx401 10GbE PCIe card in that slot (now using XikeStor 310 Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter).
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jnelsoninjax
So with my Reolink camera, since it is a battery powered camera the software to view it via the PC only allows viewing for 5 mins at a time to 'prevent battery drain' however this camera has a solar panel that keeps it charged (considering I am in Florida, sun is plentiful), so it pops up a dialog box asking if you want to stop viewing, your choice is Yes (default) which stops the viewing, or No (I want to keep watching) I am currently playing around with Basta Computing's Buzof which seems to do a decent job, it takes it 8 seconds to press the No button (you get 10 seconds to decide), but I am wondering if there is any other way of accomplishing this, or any other program that I could try.
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