In all likelihood, you’ll have been irritated by one of Google’s reCAPTCHA tests at some point during your time browsing the internet. But the latest version improves so much on what’s come before that you won’t even notice it. To prove that you’re human and not a bot, the reCAPTCHA system, which Google acquired in […]
This is a frequent scam – sometimes they’ll send it from your own email address to “prove” that they hacked your account (they haven’t – for historical reasons, email servers only check when you’re relaying thru the server, not when it’s the final destination, but that gets fixed soon. Here’s a sample: Don’t panic. Contrary
Some pretty hairy bugs here that affect all customers. Normal production sites (not running the Gutenberg BETA) have also been updated to WordPress 4.9.9 – safer, faster and better web hosting when it’s Managed by Lightspeed!
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Just a gentle reminder that WordPress has officially released WordPress 5.0 “Bebo” – named in homage to the pioneering Cuban jazz musician Bebo Valdés – and that our internal testing cycle has begun. As this is a major version upgrade, we will not be applying this immediately to allow some time for theme & plugin editors
Changes since 4.4.29 release: Significant fixes in load-balance functionality (multi-WAN). Fix circumstances where route metrics were not being properly updated, primarily experienced upon fail back. Fix problem that could cause one or both WANs to be marked down and get stuck in that state. Fix crash in ubnt-util when a WAN is down for an
#6.0.14 2018-11-14 2018-11-13 Follow-up fix for bug#13978 – User and customer preferences may override user data. #6.0.13 2018-11-09 2018-11-01 Updated translations, thanks to all translators. 2018-11-01 Fixed: TicketSolutionResponseTime stats leads to internal server error (bug#14167). 2018-11-01 Fixed bug#14140 – Missing confirmation dialog when deleting a PGP key. 2018-10-31 Added option to hide deployment info to Admin::Package::ReinstallAll console
Please be advised that the UniFi controller hosted in the Lightspeed cloud has been upgraded from version 5.8.30 to version 5.9.29. This is the first release for UniFi SDN Contoller 5.9, which is Ubiquiti’s current stable release branch. Release Notes: For people who are migrating from v3, there’re many changes to APIs and it’s not backward compatible. You
How to Filter out detected Spam What you consider spam may be considered a useful business email by someone else. As such, our approach to spam management is to mark each incoming mail with a spam ranking and leave it to the end user to determine it’s disposition. You can either set this on the
You can stop Outlook from sending winmail.dat (MS-Tnef) attachments (hiding, what’s more, real attachments) to puzzled email recipients who do not use Outlook. The Confusing Case of Winmail.dat Do recipients of your emails, seemingly out of the blue, complain about a mysterious attachment called “winmail.dat” (of the even more mysterious content type “application/ms-tnef”), which they
PSTN vs ISDN vs SIP Don’t you just love the abbreviations used when discussing technology, let’s do a quick run down on what your options are: PSTN Typically if we want a telephone line for voice calls we would have installed a Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) line. A single PSTN line has one telephone
