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is this same for all countries? i guess EU for example would have problems with this, right?

what helped me tremendously was getting it out and talking to the management about it, they even offered to take some days off if i feel too stressed from too much work and those days would not even count towards my PTO balance, which was cool!

just the amount of time some people in my office either lose or forget their office key at home would discourage me from yubies, other than that i think i would only go for admins etc

I guess most of you speak from experience working in the US. At least hear in Europe, I have not heard about anybody getting in trouble for pirated software. Small businesses do this all the time - Adobe, CADs, Office and Windows. I know its not ideal, and if it was for me, I would get the company to buy licences, but I feel like a lot of you demonize cracked software like it was the devil. We all run/ran some cracked software on our machines.

always two there are, a master and apprentice

So in the end, it only worked for some URLs and not for most, which is very strange.

Thank you, I have solved this by adding a redirect to the VirtualHost file, solution is in the post if you are interested.

all of the above are going to get me to “new.snipeit.tld” with the exception of “new.snipeit.tld/hardware/123”, which will obviously lead to the page of Asset 123. Any tries to get more specific using the old URL (“old.snipeit.tld/hardware/123” or “old.snipeit.tld/licence/14”) will always lead to the new server’s main page “new.snipeit.tld”

So if I understand correctly, the 301 redirect also happens on the new server?

301 redirect means I would have to keep both servers running if I understand correctly? Since it would be resolved once the request gets to the old server? I would like to get rid of the old server altogether and point both records to the same IP on the new one

Thank you for the suggestion, this is exactly what Im looking for, since I want to get rid off the old server completely. Anyhow I did put my old server as my ServerAlias directive in Apache webserver settings, yet any calls for any old URL always send me to the mainpage of my new server. Old server didnt have SSL, while new one has, so all the old links were http only. Could this be a problem?

Thank you for the suggestion, this is exactly what Im looking for, since I want to get rid off the old server completely. Anyhow I did put my old server as my ServerAlias directive in Apache webserver settings, yet any calls for any old URL always send me to the mainpage of my new server. Old server didnt have SSL, while new one has, so all the old links were http only. Could this be a problem?

im picking my nose and throwing boogers all over the office, but i hope nobody noticed oh wait it should be work related…

I was getting a little depressed reading the OP’s rant post but your answer made my day great again, as it’s legit the only real answer haha