Kjeld Schouten

> In order to provide a uniform logon experience across an AD infrastructure where convenient management and storage of logins against 3rd party platforms is very relevant Ofcoarse those things...

> but why not let the AD server reply with a similar challenge for verification In that case you need quite complex middleware and my previously proposed middleware solution would...

@ViViDboarder Addition: It would also come with a WHOLE host of potential additional security issues that need to be taken care of, so it for sure not anywhere close to...

> So, unfortunately, if you use third-party repositories, you have to compile pdlib on your own. Calling the official Nextcloud Docker images out for using "third-party repositories" is pretty weird...

Maybe just stop believing the bullshit they pull? They said the same about every version before 1.12 and are just doing the same with 1.14. If anything it might (but...

Okey, I hereby forked this... As I don't like project to die based on pressure from companies like UBNT. That being said: Whether its legal or not to supply instructions...

So my opinion in this case: Considering the (often false) statements Ubiquity continues to make about how impossible it is to run protect on other hardware, I think it won't...

@infinytum I think you need to reread what I just wrote... Firstoff I do not say you do anything, I just explained how the law works. In my second message...

Not everything is a discussion. It was an explaination for people like fryfrog who don't really seem to grasp the law. If you do, or think you do, good for...

> @Ornias1993 About Nr 1. do you have a link to the technical reasons they provide why it couldn't work? I'm very interested. You know I don't even want to...