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Hopefully, IT doesn't notice when I use my `kill-zscaler.sh` script. It's horrible to work around when you arrive on a new company using it.
by Faaak 3y ago
Hopefully, IT doesn't notice when I use my `kill-zscaler.sh` script. It's horrible to work around when you arrive on a new company using it.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoCare to share?
- Faaak 3y agohttps://github.com/bkahlert/kill-zscaler https://github.com/bkahlert/kill-zscaler
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoShould have tried searching for it first I guess, thanks!
- rcstank 3y agoWhat all is in that script? I'd love to have it. Sincerely, another dev abused by Zscaler.
- Faaak 3y agohttps://github.com/bkahlert/kill-zscaler https://github.com/bkahlert/kill-zscaler
- ta1243 3y agoThe only reason I have one is so I can prove the problem is with zscaler and not my network. I remember someone complaining about the speeds writing to a unc file share over a 10G network, using a blackmagic file writing test tool It was really slow (about 100MB/sec), but iperf was fine. I did a "while (true) pkill sophos" or similar. Speeds shot upto about 1GB/sec. Closed the while while loop, sophos returned in a few seconds, and speeds reduce to a crawl again. But who needs to write at a decent speed in a media production environment. And people still wonder why ShadowIT constantly wins with the business.