Recent content by grigory

Thank you for your replies!

Hello! I want to use USB3/SATAIII HDD Docking station for SATA III SSD drive. I've noticed that almost never they write that those are HDD/SSD Docking stations, but just HDD Docking stations. So my question is... Is it 100% certain that those SATAIII HDD Docking stations would be compatible...

TheELF, I'vу a WHOLE DISK image clone, not a partition clone. So I assume, it's exactly that bit by bit option you mentioned.

Hello! I use Ubuntu 16.04 (Desktop edition). I made an image of a whole disk by using Clonezilla. I've got my servers running on Ubuntu and I want to have a duplicate hard drive in case the old drive fails. I'll attach two pictures of both drives with all the info about them. They seem to be...

Red Squirrel, Thanks. But I actually found the way after playing around with file etc/bind/named.conf.options. What I did was this... Added this line to my .ovpn file on W10 client machine: dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1 And in etc/bind/named.conf.options I've added before "options" this: acl...

And BTW in BIND9's debug log file I see these lines: 17-Sep-2019 00:21:37.285 security: info: client 10.8.0.2#51516 (bbc.co.uk): query (cache) 'bbc.co.uk/A/IN' denied 17-Sep-2019 00:21:37.290 security: info: client 10.8.0.2#51516 (bbc.co.uk): query (cache) 'bbc.co.uk/A/IN' denied...

I added this line to OpenVPN config файл: push "dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1" And DNS on the client side still doesn't work. When I tried to nslookup cnn.com in W10 terminal, then I saw: *** Unknown can't find cnn.com: Query refused When I check two log files of BIND9 I see this lines: In BIND9's...

Hello! I have Ubuntu 16.04 (Desktop Edition) with OpenVPN server and BIND9 installed. I used a script when I installed OpenVPN. My OpenVPN client is a W10 netbook with 4G USB modem. When I choose to use Google DNS during OpenVPN installation then I can surf the Internet via OpenVPN just fine (on...

Solved that NaN issue in a music player! It was due to a gzip compression on the server. Had to cancel it just for mp3 files by putting this code in root's .htaccess file <IfModule mod_headers.c> <FilesMatch "\.mp3$"> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1 [NS,E=no-gzip:1,E=dont-vary:1]...

Thanks! I see... But I have no clue what to do with all of it :-( Like how to solve the player's problem.

Thanks for your reply! And how did you get to that screen? In which browser and OS? What have you pressed? F12 --> Console?

Thanks for your reply! And where do I find a JS code of the player? In what particular file or files?

Hello! I've got a small JS-based music player on my homepage in its upper-left corner (just above the logo). And it works fine in all browsers, except IE and Edge. In those it shows NaN where the song's total time is supposed to be after the page loads. I'll attach a printscreen, so you can see...

I activated an autoplay in a Joomla plugin and I also used JS code via Custom HTML module <script type="text/javascript"> var source = 'https://apostasia.ru/1.mp3'; var audio = new Audio(); audio.addEventListener('load', function() { audio.play(); }, true); audio.src = source; audio.autoplay =...

I need something for FF! I get those errors in browser's console (see attached print-screen)