Hello everyone. Even if the center of this sub are the swords, I always ask myself of the scabbards that are being sold are actually historically accurate, or are a modern reinvention.

I have done some research but i could not find any pattern. I could find the way they were carried in old drawings and some books, and as for the materials and manufacturing processes i could not find too much.

I'd say that a leather-only scabbard for a longsword may be not enough.

Do you guys have any good source of information about this? Or knowledge?

About Spain, everybody knows about chorizo, olive oil and paella.

Fabada is less known. 'Migas' is completely unknown and every place in spain has its own way to do them.

There is a very common taste in interior Spain that is Garlic + stirfried pimenton (paprika) + Bay leaf. Usually goes with legumes.

I don't know if this is a question or a self-rant or what, here it comes.

I used OMV for some time, the tipycal combo of OMV-snapraid-mergeFS. Just to give a try to snapraid. I didn't liked it's performance so I tried to went back to a standard mdadm software raid.

I have to clear that I am not an experienced linux admin.

I disassembled the snapraid reversing the proccess of assembling it, but I forgot to remove the sharedfloders, which was mainly one for the home of the minecraft server console user.

I did a raid5, mounted, and created an FS. and then the admin page started to throw errors about the old network shares. Ready to solve them I tried to delete the shares, but I couldn't.

Hi, I have a VM created in Azure, also I created a DNS Zone with an A record pointing to that machine, just lab purposes and lazyness alltogether.

When I try to do "nslookup qwe.test.net ns2-04.azure-dns.net. " it times out, and also does not ping or anything. But when I do the same from my local computer, i does work.

I opened the ports and it still does not work.

I created a private DNS zone and it works fine.

I tried to call external servers (like 8.8.8.8) and they also work fine.

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Do you have any clue about what is going on?
Thanks in advance.

Hoi, fellow sysadmins,

I moved for a new job, and I changed networks and vmware for office and shit, but with 40 times more people and 20 times more technification.

The problem I am facing is that for a lot of things Microsoft is very opaque and does not provide accurate information.

One example of this is MS Teams.

Teams is the kind of app that brings the trouble with it. If I want to try a version before it is released, there is a struggle to find information about how this packages come to the computer. (They are not coming from Windows Update for sure)

Do you have any clue about this?

Thanks in advance :)

HI everyone,

Would like to publish my script, which is a generalized tool for most of the service desk operators or sysadmins. Is intended to be an easy way to edit a loginscript of a user, and to make a personal shared folder in a specified path.

It has a .net so so basic interface to make it more intuitive.

https://www.reddit.com/user/tecberth/comments/ct3wjv/my_very_first_powershell_script/

It is pretty long, but the basic purpose of this, is to read the loginscript of a user, or create it if it does not exist, edit, and the write it. It also can create a shared folder for that user with resct

What is this?

This script is a little program I did to make easier the Service Desk days, as I can edit the loginScript of the users and add or delete entries without connecting servers. Does not matters if they call for a printer or whatever.

It can also create a network share, for individual use, with minimun priviledges on NTFS and SMB acls.

How to use this?

It has been written to work in my environment, but with few changes can be adapted for almost every other domain.

Just look for the "$Domain" tag and change this with yours, or you can add a textbox to switch between forests, if needed.

Other thing is that users name their scripts with their username, so the username and the

What is this?

This script is a little program I did to make easier the Service Desk days, as I can edit the loginScript of the users and add or delete entries without connecting servers. Does not matters if they call for a printer or whatever.

It can also create a network share, for individual use, with minimun priviledges on NTFS and SMB acls.

How to use this?

It has been written to work in my environment, but with few changes can be adapted for almost every other domain.

Just look for the "$Domain" tag and change this with yours, or you can add a textbox to switch between forests, if needed.

Other thing is that users name their scripts with their username, so the username and the