Since adding the ability in 5.8.something to add your own custom internet links to the Internet menu, I’ve been brewing 5.9.x functionality which I’m proclaiming to be (mostly) the Reporting Improvements versions. Reports are a long neglected part of D7, scattered about here and there, and I’m attempting to bring them all together, make them more accessible, and more useful. If you can think of other reporting features or improvements I’ve not yet made, please […]
Evolution of dEventMonitor has come a long way in a short time! New Rule Exclusion Features: Exclude keywords or phrases from the Event Descriptions within individual alert rules. Global exclusion lists for Event IDs, Event Sources, and keywords/phrases in Event Descriptions. New Heartbeat Feature (daily email report with the following information:) Total/Free space on both the OS partition and any other partition or mapped network drive you define, with a warning if the free […]
Following in the tradition of my Disk Health Monitor, I have finally expanded on this functionality into a fully customizable Windows Event Log Monitor application. The configuration is rule based. Within a single rule, you can: Scan the Application, Security, or System event logs, or any combination of the three. Scan for Information, Warning, Error, Success Audit, or Failure Audit events, or any combination of them. Scan for a particular Event ID, or scan for ANY […]
Just released, here are the changes in v2.0: Complete re-write of the application from the ground up. Added ability to abort a shutdown/restart operation if certain processes are running Added process termination option before a shutdown/restart operation. Added option to stop services before a shutdown/restart operation. Added SMTP/Email support, to alert you when a shutdown/restart op was or was not performed, and why. WTF is ShutdownUnless and why is it useful? Any sys admin knows […]
Now they are flagging v2.x of dSupport as Win32/Malintent just like they were doing with v1.7 some time ago. Yet again, I have filed their vendor dispute form, and just like last time I’m sure I won’t get a response. The only way you can help is to submit it as a false positive via this link. The only way you can prevent this mediocre antivirus from falsely detecting dSupport is to exclude it from […]
Update: 9/27/2018 – please see Brantley’s post: After 2-3 years of Vaping not being enough… for more updated info! Also you can check out our vaping blog category. 4-12-13 Update – please see the revised page:How I quit cigarettes for more updated information! (No, see above.) I’ve had a few people ask me about the device I was smoking on the Podnutz show the other day, so let me tell you a story. One day about […]
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As with some of my blog posts, they are all about recording information so that I can reference that info in the future, should I completely forget how to do something later on. That’s what this post is about, how I got my apps digitally signed. Starting the process, I went to startssl.com and purchased a level 2 verification for $60. In the mean time, I had to create a CSR (code signing request or […]
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