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Just when you thought PrintNightmare was the biggest security issue in over a decade, the Log4Shell exploit Log4J happened.
What exactly is the Log4Shell exploit and how did PaperCut respond? I’ve got all the answers and security lingo for you!
99.99%. It’s a compelling figure. The uptime guarantee trumpeted in SLAs the world over.
Of course, 100% is simply unattainable. Those SLAs must provide wiggle room for the .01% of unplanned, unavoidable, ‘well I didn’t expect THAT to happen, ‘what do you mean there’s been a power spike to the UPS’, ‘so THAT’S what that switch does’ events.
Walk into almost any office today, and among the desks, chairs, computers, and coffee machines, you’ll probably also find at least one printer.
But in 100 years’ time will that still be the case?
I think the humble ream of paper will be as alien as a floppy disc. The paperless office will come about due to a rise in a new form of personal computing: Virtual and Augmented Reality.
To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day I thought I’d take the opportunity to write about another underrated woman of STEM, Pandrosion of Alexandria.
As far as we know Pandrosion developed a technique to calculate approximate, but numerically accurate, cube roots using a three dimensional geometric technique.
TL;DR — Alec loves programming in Go.
And someone asked for a utility to modify the value of auth.webservices.auth-token config value when installing a third-party integration package.
We’re renaming our Git master branches to main.
This post from PaperCutter Alec explains why we’re doing it, how we’re approaching it, and provides useful suggestions if you want to make similar changes.
Ready to get your Git on?
Today a lot of the world’s information is accessible using web APIs of various types.
A few times recently I have seen developers make assumptions about the information they would get back from a web API call.
This led to trouble when the server supplied data that was slightly different than expected.
Near the beginning of 2020, I entered a lead role for the first time in my career.
Becoming a leader is challenging (albeit rewarding). But leading a team remotely during a global pandemic? This notches up the difficulty.
I make no claim to have figured it all out. But here are 3 lessons I’ve learned.
A few months ago our resident IT geek Alec Clews was hosting a talk about Pandoc, an open-source document converter.
It got me wondering.
Could Pandoc convert a nicely formatted document like Word or Google Doc into the PM Wiki markup used by our KB articles?
If you have scripts that run server-command on a regular basis, then consider using the Public web services API instead.
You’ll get a five to ten times speedup, and it’s more powerful!
If you’ve got a wide format printer (also known as a plotter) in your office, it’s probably playing a vital role in your day-to-day business.
Tracking wide format printers in PaperCut MF/NG is easy. It works in exactly the same way as the rest of your printers.
As we launch our new cloud platform we’ve been asked how we secure data in the cloud.
So to give you the full scoop, from the ground up, we wrote a brand new whitepaper – Cloud Services Security in PaperCut MF.
PaperCut MF/NG has a handy RESTful API that allows administrators to discover lots of useful information about the PaperCut MF/NF Application Server.
PowerShell helps glue all the data together with other APIs and sources of information.
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