I expect you are correct, it’s toast.
I didn’t think it would matter, but tried diskpart also.

Ah well- worth a shot-

Meh- don’t think recovery is needed.

A coworker had aPNY 64GB usb drive that neither Windows our Ubuntu can see much less format.
GParted can’t perform any action on it either

Is it as I feel, that this device is lost?

This is for the state, they have the parent domain and about 20 child domains covering all the different agencies.

And again, I understand the necessity of security but when you hinder the ability to deploy and operate it seems serious overkill.

I have seen 15 cases where a computer that has been set up for two months has to be added to the database or they need to be patched to a different port on the switch to reconnect.

In re-patching The workstation we are also rebooting the voip phone. It seems to be about the only way to resolve the issue unless we put in a request to have the entire stack rebooted.

So just out of curiosity, is there such a thing as too much network and computer security.

We moved 700 people into a new building which included NAC Security across the board. If a computer is not trusted it is automatically forced to the guest network. On occasion we have had to add the Mac address to the database for the computer to connect. However in most cases we have not had to do that since the move in.

However, to set up a new computer or image a old computer we have to go to a special section of the network to receive the image via pixie boot. We must move it from the staging OU to the final division domain before we can leave the network.

On occasion, a newly imaged PC must be deleted out of active directory and forced off of the domain and re-joined before we can deploy it to the work desk.

Thus a simple task of imaging a new computer or unboxing a new computer takes twice as long to deploy as previous with a less secure network.

I respect the necessity of a secure network and restrictions but this seems excessive.

Is there a point network security exceeds what is practical in a technicians time.

@travisdh1

Not even sure PayPal was an option,.. will have to go back and look.

Has anyone ordered items from Aliexpress?

The order I have placed with them is on hold, they want some financial information I don’t feel they need, but since we are talking about another country wanted to ask.

They want a photo copy of my card statement, drover’s license or passport,...

Seems odd to me,....

@Dashrender said in How to handle inbox with multiple users in Zoho or O365?:

@Pete-S said in How to handle inbox with multiple users in Zoho or O365?:

@Dashrender @Danp
Then it was shared mailbox I was looking for so any response can come from the same email address.

Does Zoho have the same functionality as well? I found shared folders but that doesn't seem to work the same.

No clue - but Zoho might have a feature that #$%!@ MS doesn't have - the ability for anyone to send as an alias address. What I don't know is, can more than one person share an alias address in Zoho?

I don’t believe you can have an alias assigned to more than one person. I know this is true in O365.

Groups, or shared mailbox is best suited for this.

@DustinB3403 said in Large MBOX file:

@gjacobse said in Large MBOX file:

Thunderbird wants you to create the mailbox settings first.

This is part of a state investigation, so, no gmail account is available. This needs to be a free standing solution. While MBOX reports the ability to handle a 4GB file, it never finishes indexing.

you can add literally anything in, and bypass the process to actually create an account with Thunderbird.

So-

Yes, it worked. I found that it was also an issue the the file name. It was longer than Mozilla wanted. I wonder now if the MBOX viewer would open it now also...

@DustinB3403 said in Large MBOX file:

@gjacobse said in Large MBOX file:

Thunderbird wants you to create the mailbox settings first.

This is part of a state investigation, so, no gmail account is available. This needs to be a free standing solution. While MBOX reports the ability to handle a 4GB file, it never finishes indexing.

you can add literally anything in, and bypass the process to actually create an account with Thunderbird.

Interesting-
Will check and try again.

Thunderbird wants you to create the mailbox settings first.

This is part of a state investigation, so, no gmail account is available. This needs to be a free standing solution. While MBOX reports the ability to handle a 4GB file, it never finishes indexing.