Posted on June 23, 2016
Source code? Yes, source code. As many developers can attest, it’s easier to learn to code from working examples. I’m not going to say that the code that’s going to be available here will be the best, most attractive, easiest to learn from, or even a good example of best practice. BUT, it’ll be here and available for aspiring […]
Posted on June 23, 2016
We’ve received a ton of feedback from our beta testers and made tremendous strides with the Datto Monitor plugin. It’s now ready for release, so go check it out!
Posted on June 22, 2016
Red Flag has been updated thanks to some awesome feedback! LT11 support – This was a BIG deal. It took some creativity, but it works beautifully! You can now get the red flag pop ups in LT11! You don’t get the fancy red flag available on the information screen (yet), but you do get the alerts […]
Posted on June 19, 2016
The Squatting Dog Plugin Installer has received some updates to help those that have had issues installing plugins with it. It is not only more effective, it’s also more informative when it fails. There’s a face lift in the works, but this is a great step in the right direction to make sure the functionality […]
Posted on June 14, 2016
An update just released, based on multiple requests, adds the ability to email affected contacts to let them know that their account has been breached. The email is customizable and will, by default, let them know that their account has been breached, which account, which service, and when it occurred, as well as suggesting they […]
Posted on June 10, 2016
Win Logon Viewer was having some issues for most users with LT 10.5. and LT 11. The results shown were typically unusable because the entire message was shown rather than just the fields needed. This has been corrected. The UI for the plugin when using LT 11 will now blend and look more like it belongs. […]
Posted on June 6, 2016
We’ve added an additional notification method for the Notify Plugin: Dweet.io. Using this feature, you can send a Dweet to a public or locked thing, and include multiple values if desired. Notify just gets more and more versatile!
Posted on May 30, 2016
Some updates to the dUninstaller plugin mean that it’s working more effectively than ever to remove applications. The application itself is being updated more reliably when run on the computer, so you get the best results possible from it. It’s no longer even needed on your L: as it’s going to be downloaded from the […]
Posted on May 24, 2016
We received some feedback requesting Duo support for Touch and thought that was a great idea. So, if you’re using Greg Buerk’s Duo Security Plugin, you can also use the same settings within Touch to add two-factor authentication. Rather than a passcode, automatic authentication is attempted via Duo Mobile (push), text, or phone call, depending on how […]
Posted on May 18, 2016
The speedtest plugin had a bug in it that caused it to not auto-update correctly. Actually, it would install the dUninstaller plugin instead. Oops! The dUninstaller plugin would not have done anything in your environment, but it’s still definitely an inconvenience to have it if you’re not using it. If you’ve noticed this plugin installed […]