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Do you, like me, hate it when you're playing on a private server and are constantly bombarded with custom messages such as "Join in the conversation by typing /join global" or "Visit our discord to be part of the community" etc? Do you feel that they ruin your immersion and fun and wish you could do something about them other than wishing cancer on the devs that thought it was a good idea?
Well, you can actually. Make a file called MessageFilter.lua and copy paste this:
ChatFrame_AddMessageEventFilter("CHAT_MSG_SYSTEM",function(,,msg) return (msg:match("example") or msg:match("example2") or msg:match("example3")) end)
And replace the "examples" with parts of the messages you don't want to see (has to be case specific!). Then make another file named MessageFilter.toc with this inside:
## Interface: 30300
## Title: MessageFilter
## Notes: Filters server system messages
MessageFilter.lua
And then put both files in a folder called /MessageFilter/ which goes in /Interface/Addons/. The 30300 number means it's for Wrath so you can replace it to make the addon compatible with another expansion.
Found this old reddit post which explained what GMail does, and I was curious whether this can be configured in Outlook:
>Service providers like GMail now remedy the problem by downloading the image on your behalf from their own secured servers which then process and sanitize the image to remove any possibility of the sender collecting information like your IP address and to prevent malicious code exploits from being embedded in the image. Also, the date/time that the email will appear to have been read will be whenever Google processes the image(s), not when you actually read the email.
I'm not sure if this is where to post this, but basically I am trying to eradicate some persistent spam that keeps getting sent to me. Obviously I know how to block specific numbers, but the problem is that I keep getting sent spam from a different number every day. However they are all in the same number range, i.e. 1410100xxx so I could block them if I had an app that would let me block wildcarded numbers (the default Samsung messaging app doesn't allow this). Is there an app that's free and easy to use that would let me do this? Thanks.
Is SMB something that is used in peer to peer networking?
Let's say I have two computers and I connect them with a crossover cable.
Will call them computer A and B, B has a printer connected to it directly.
so If I am understanding smb correctly, I could let computer A, access all of the files and printer on computer B using this protocol?
Sometimes there is useful intel (or just general hilarity) in side chat, but I miss a lot of it because the server feels the need to tell me every time someone connects, and disconnects, and if they are connecting, or disconnecting, or if they use a modified data file (it's a mod so EVERYONE DOES) - is there any way to block all the spam?
Iβve been trying to type in a discord for animal crossing (the main one) but this message keeps turning red and doesnβt send through. Is their any way to fix this?
previous server worked fine sending/receiving mail just migrated my server to a new setup now all messages sent to gmail/Hotmail ia being bounced back as spam, I have verified the domain in the postmaster successfully but its still bouncing back. Iam able to receive messages fine and able to send to all other domains with no problem.
any help? should I just move over to gsuite for email?
Edit: It's been pointed out to me that the first command block and comparator are not required. (Thanks Treefork)
I am new to reddit so if this is a duplication of what someone else has posted I apologize. I was hoping this might help someone. It would have helped me about a day ago anyway. :) I run a vanila MC server and i wanted a way to display a message to a user when they log on without spamming everyone else who is playing with the same message. I spent a lot of time sorting through information and outdated posts to work out how to do this. I have come up with the following configuration (running on MC 1.8.8):
Step1. Do your build in the spawn chunks of your world, because we need this contraption to be loaded and run whenever anyone is on the server.
Step2. Create a fill clock with enough redstone blocks to power your creation. There are tuts on this. A line of redstone blocks flicking on and off is what you need. :)
Step3. To create the variable we are going to test, execute the following command: "/scoreboard objectives add welcomeMessage stat.leaveGame" "welcomeMessage" can be named anything as long as it is consistent throughout the command blocks.
Step4. Command block 1:
"/testfor @a[score_welcomeMessage_min=1]"
Put a comparator on the far side of this command block to power the next.
Step5. Command block 1 2 (powered from the comparator)
"/tellraw @a[score_welcomeMessage_min=1] [{"text":"Welcome to Virtual Toast MC!\n","color":"gold"},{"text":"For the server rules, latest news and the forum go to:\n","color":"blue"},{"text":"vtmc.enjin.com","color":"green"}]"
Basically say what you want to say to the player that matches: "@a[score_welcomeMessage_min=1]"
Step6. Command block 2 3 (powered from the comparator)
"/scoreboard players set @a welcomeMessage 0"
You will probably want to set the following gamerule as well to stop the chat and logs being spammed: "/gamerule commandBlockOutput false"
You will need to log on/off/on again to set the variable. :p
That's about it! :D
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 42%. (I'm a bot)
> The Server Message Block version 1 - a 30-year-old file sharing protocol which came to light last month after the devastating WannaCry outbreak - will be removed from the upcoming Windows 10 Redstone 3 Update.
> The WannaCry ransomware menace shut down hospitals, telecommunication providers, and many businesses worldwide, infecting hundreds of thousands of unpatched Windows servers running SMBv1 in more than 150 countries within just 72 hours on 12th of May. Although Microsoft patched the vulnerability in SMBv1 in March in MS17-010, the company meanwhile strongly advised users to disable the three decades old protocol completely.
> I mean come on, since Windows Vista you have SMBv2 and later SMBv3, and you are continuing to allow the old and horribly insecure SMBv1 protocol to run on your network.
> Pyle also hinted that the company has been planning to remove SMBv1 from Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, which is expected to release in September/October 2017.
> "SMB1 is being removed by default in the RS3 release of Windows and Windows Server. This is coming, folks," Pyle wrote.
> Microsoft has recently announced the beta release of Windows 10 "Creators Update," also known as "Redstone 2", which disables the SMB1 protocol by default, and after testing and getting feedback from the community, the company has decided to completely remove the protocol in the next stable version of the operating system.
Summary Source | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Windows^#1 SMBv1^#2 protocol^#3 remove^#4 Server^#5
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... keep reading on reddit β‘Found this old reddit post which explained what GMail does, and I was curious whether this can be configured in Outlook:
>Service providers like GMail now remedy the problem by downloading the image on your behalf from their own secured servers which then process and sanitize the image to remove any possibility of the sender collecting information like your IP address and to prevent malicious code exploits from being embedded in the image. Also, the date/time that the email will appear to have been read will be whenever Google processes the image(s), not when you actually read the email.
