Author: dakseven

Invoke Jira Garbage Collector

by dakseven, posted in Jira

In computer science, garbage collection (GC) is a form of automatic memory management. The garbage collector, or just collector, attempts to reclaim garbage, or memory occupied by objects that are no longer in use by the program. Garbage collection was invented by John McCarthy around 1959 to simplify manual memory management in Lisp.[1] Garbage collection is essentially the opposite of manual memory management, which requires the programmer to specify … Continue reading Invoke Jira Garbage Collector

How to manual backup & restore Jira Linux Edition

Featured by dakseven, posted in Backups, Jira

How to do a quick backup in easy steps: 1.We will Go to section Jira : System  / Backup  2.We will Name the file as the date and time as for example 25022021721 ( 25 FEB 2020 17h 21 min ) 3.Now the backup will be place on the linux computer /home/jira/jira-home/export ( beware it is … Continue reading How to manual backup & restore Jira Linux Edition

The local users account has expired on Windows 10

by dakseven, posted in PowerShell, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Tips

You can get rid of this situation using the Net User command. The command is built to set an expiration date for a user account, or completely turn off user account expiration. it is important to separate account expired for password expiring, it is not the same! Also a tip , expired date account can't … Continue reading The local users account has expired on Windows 10

Detect and administer long filenames in your environment

by dakseven, posted in PowerShell, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows server 2012, Windows server 2012 R2, Windows Server2016, Windows Tips

The maximum length of a path name is 256 characters, which includes all parent directories and the filename. 255-character mixed-case long filename is possible only for files, or folders with no sub-folders, at the root folder of any drive. That does not mean that users will stop or known this information; It is your duty as admin that you are … Continue reading Detect and administer long filenames in your environment

Exchange AD Objects with an Incorrect Target Address Attribute

Featured by dakseven, posted in Active Directory, Hybrid Exchange, Office365, PowerShell

Within an Hybrid environment , you can notice that a new accepted domain is in the Exchange portal Mail.onmicrosoft.com This domain is going to be used by the on premises to route mail of the account that has been migrated A quick way to view an objects Active Directory targetAddress attribute is through the Active … Continue reading Exchange AD Objects with an Incorrect Target Address Attribute

Restore Windows 10 Store APP via Powershell

Featured by dakseven, posted in PowerShell, Windows 10, Windows Tips

If you have lost you Windows10 Store , there is a quick fix that can bring it back. We will not require admin rights for this fix and is advisable to do it with user permissions as W10 apps mainly work via user context The first that we will do is search for our package … Continue reading Restore Windows 10 Store APP via Powershell

Active directory automated cleaning Script for disabled users

by dakseven, posted in Active Directory, PowerShell

Dear all ; I just got a little script that could be usefull if you plan to used towards an OU It will Strip the memebership groups, Addresslist exchange membership and ensure is disabled. You can schedule this script at the last time of the day , please make sure you change the OU to … Continue reading Active directory automated cleaning Script for disabled users