On 11/25/2012 10:51 AM, James Harrison wrote:
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> Best approach is not to use passwords - SSH keys are simple to set up
> and you can disable password authentication in sshd, which makes your
> system practically uncrackable.
Took the words right out of my mouth.
On Sun, 2012-11-25 at 15:15 -0500, Cowboy wrote:
> Have you tried vncpasswd from a command line ?
yes and command is not available
not in /sbin/ either
locate can't find it.
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On Sunday 25 November 2012 02:45:08 pm Robert Jeffares wrote:
> password is rdvnc and I have never managed to figure out how to change it
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Have you tried vncpasswd from a command line ?
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Best approach is not to use passwords - SSH keys are simple to set up
and you can disable password authentication in sshd, which makes your
system practically uncrackable.
Fail2ban is also an excellent program to run - it will automatically
block in i
have had an interesting attack from what my isp says is a 'known'
source which was made through the remote desktop to the RD server.
password is rdvnc and I have never managed to figure out how to change it
anyway this attacker logged in and managed to load some code which has
hijacked the root a
On 25 November 2012 14:08, James Harrison wrote:
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> This sounds fairly sensible - you'll need a switcher to flip between
> studios that Rivendell can talk to, of course.
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> I'd suggest that you consider strongly your availability requirements.
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This sounds fairly sensible - you'll need a switcher to flip between
studios that Rivendell can talk to, of course.
I'd suggest that you consider strongly your availability requirements.
If your network server dies you lose everything, if I'm reading
On 25 November 2012 13:07, Wayne Merricks wrote:
> Assuming you were using a switcher or something to that effect that
> Rivendell supports theres nothing stopping you doing what you want to do
> (Switching studios etc).
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> Sustaining play out I assume you mean silence detection? There is not an
On Sunday 25 November 2012 08:07:08 am Wayne Merricks wrote:
> The radio guys still seem nervous about using PCs for silence detection
> though.
And always will.
By definition, if silence is detected, something has already failed.
If it's the machine that supposed to do the detecting, then it
Assuming you were using a switcher or something to that effect that Rivendell
supports theres nothing stopping you doing what you want to do (Switching
studios etc).
Sustaining play out I assume you mean silence detection? There is not any
silence detection built into Riv but you could use Sil
Hello,
We've been using Rivendell as a sustaining playout system in the past and
it's proved to be very reliable and flexible.
Currently we have one studio, with its own playout system (currently not
Rivendell) simply used for live programmes.
We have a second playout system (again not Rivendell
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